home made supressor ( HOW TO ) was created by italianm28
Im hearing some differences, are they legal in michigan or not ? IF SO,
I HAVE An AR10T CHAMBERED 338 federal. MUZZLE IS NOT THREADED. Im looking to make my own supressor from blueprints givin to me by a friend.
Any suggestions about threading muzzle, dos and donts?
Thanks for looking and or responing
Replied by Akai on topic Re: home made supressor ( HOW TO )
First we would have to take a look at the blueprints to see what this really is, post them and asking these kind of questions as a new commer to the site can usally only be regarded in a couple of words Some one has called the F troops Just don't want a friend to land you 5-15 in Federal prision
AKtheI
Replied by italianm28 on topic Re: home made supressor ( HOW TO )
Gotcha...ill have to scan them. Only paper form right now. Basically its a 168mm aluminum tube with a series of 3mm thick disks sandwished between 4 15mm and one 30 mm spacers with the projectile hole drilled 1mm oversize through the smaller 3mm disks
I did a search and saw the actual website where the prints came from. Ill try to get the link
Replied by Akai on topic Re: home made supressor ( HOW TO )
Kind of sounds like a silencer to me, but would still have to see.
I'm not a laywer or legal expert but, from what I understand supressors ard made to reduce muzzle flash and supress recoil whereas silencers silence or reduce, elimiate noise.
AKAI
Replied by Akai on topic Re: home made supressor ( HOW TO )
Once again not legal advice, but in Michigan this would be a big No unless the laws have changed. Maybe if you had the right license and I'm sure their more trouble than what their worth and for the cost
you would have to be running a business.
We will see what everyone else has to say! or you can always check with the local authorites! Sorry
AKAI
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