Supressor for 10/22

valley · Oct 25, 2009

Is there a supressor for a 10/22? Have you seen or used one?

Canada_CT230 · Oct 26, 2009

Use the CCI CB Shorts. All you hear is the click and then what ever it hits.

valley · Oct 26, 2009

Do they quiet 22LR enough that you don't have to use hearing protection?

The CB shorts: won't they shave lead and cause damage in a 22LR?

Soundguy · Oct 26, 2009

I know you can fire 9mmSS with no hearing protection... only thing you hear is the bolt action and a tinkle when the brass hits the ground...

soundguy

MotorSeven · Oct 26, 2009

Canada_CT230 said:
Use the CCI CB Shorts. All you hear is the click and then what ever it hits.

Yes, a short is as quiet as it will get. A 10/22 will not cycle them, so you will have to clear each one manually.....no biggie.

RD

beersngars · Oct 27, 2009

Soundguy said:
just have to find a dealer with a class 3 FFL, then fill out the 2 page form, get 2 sets of finger prints, have your chief LEO sign the form, send the form in with finger prints and money orders to cover the application and the tax stamp, one copy goes to BATFE, the other to the FBI.. in about 90 days you either get a 'go' or a 'no go' and if a 'go' the paperwork comes back and the FFL dealer xfers the NFA device to you along with the paperwork. It's called a form 4 tax paid transfer. 100% legal since the act came into law in about 1934/1935 ( and amended some 30 or so years ago.. )..

soundguy

If you run into a problem that the LEO won't sign, you can also use a family trust. This may eliminate transfer to heir problems later.

Soundguy · Oct 27, 2009

beersngars said:
If you run into a problem that the LEO won't sign, you can also use a family trust. This may eliminate transfer to heir problems later.

Quite a few options actually.. you can also get a DA or judge from your area to sign, or as you say, find a way to form a SOT ( corporation works fine as well ).. and that precludes the LEO signoff.

soundguy

beersngars · Oct 27, 2009

Soundguy said:
Quite a few options actually.. you can also get a DA or judge from your area to sign, or as you say, find a way to form a SOT ( corporation works fine as well ).. and that precludes the LEO signoff.

soundguy

Very true, but it seems in my area, the political climate is the same for the mentioned alteratives. In other words if the LEO won't, neither will the others.