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Posted: 11/17/2010 7:41:20 AM EDT
Has anyone ever sent ther suppressor to someone to have it made to where you can open and clean it? I have an SWR Warlock that is really nice, but it would be even better if I could open it up to clean it out since I have a RR M16 incoming (in the next year or so  ).
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Liberty does retrofits of sealed .22 cans.
http://www.libertycans.net/Retrofit.html |
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Does the $300 include the new tax stamp, or is the baffle stack replacements now not considered as manufacturing a new suppressor by another manufacture and seen as repair work alone? Also to add, don't put 223/5.56 down a 22lr can, unless it is rated for it. |
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Does the $300 include the new tax stamp, or is the baffle stack replacements now not considered as manufacturing a new suppressor by another manufacture and seen as repair work alone? Also to add, don't put 223/5.56 down a 22lr can, unless it is rated for it. It would be used with a 22 conversion kit. |
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Does the $300 include the new tax stamp, or is the baffle stack replacements now not considered as manufacturing a new suppressor by another manufacture and seen as repair work alone? That's what I was wondering...and if I have to pay a new $200 xfer for, what they admit, is not a great design baffle stack, why wouldn't I just order their other 22 supressors that is only $300...... Dan |
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I thought that Gentec offered this service for the Outback II - which if true could affect a future purchase decision. They don't really make it a user serviceable model, they just don't seal it so that you can take it apart. Just make sure you are carefull with the baffle stack. |
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