so i heard that you can legaly make your own silencers, and all you need is to get a BATF form 1 and then pay the tax stamp.
does anyone know if that one tax stamp will cover you to make a few silencers for all your guns?
also does anyone know of a book, video, or website that will teach you to make real metal suppressors?
i live in AZ so shouldnt be problem with law, and I need to have a design to send in before i can do it? well i definitely need to get some sort of plans, or be able to make and test some sort of prototypes. is that legal?
call a firearms lawyer , no one here should give you that kind of info . sorry but i have to cover my ass . a good firearms lawyer can be found in ads in the magazine small arms review.
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JMHO, but unless you're a talented machinist with access to a machine shop, you're better off getting the proper tax stamp from the BATF and buying a commercially made suppressor. There's a lot to making one that works, and different calibers have different requirements. They're not a one-size-fits-all kinda thing. You'd be much happier with a well-made item that works good, than something you cobbled up. Be prepared for a large price tag though.
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Sweet! I'm trying to get my hands on a Hi-Point .40 carbine (yeah, I know. But it's just for a fun-gun, OK?) and I'd like to see if those can be suppressed.
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i am in the prosess of comeing in to some great machining tools but uh i guess ile hold off on that for now. KR how do you like the TAC, and have you ever used the YHM? the p22 is the exact gun i was getting this for.
make your own suppressors 
