Suppressor Group Buy....................

[RenoV8]

One more to go.

Who wants it???????????????

[njnewbie]

I am in for a .30 cal if there is still a spot open.

[RenoV8]

I am in for a .30 cal if there is still a spot open.

Its yours.

[bkmiller]

Is this still open?

[Grimm]

I might be interested in one for my m&p .22 pistol but im not sure how this works. I've never done a group buy here on the forums before.

[RenoV8]

Group Buy ends today, 5:00pm EST

Please don't wait until the last minute.

Thanks,

Renov8

[RenoV8]

I have sent a pm to all of you who participated in this Gb.

Any questions, let me know.

[he11zna]

This Suppressor Group Buy will consist of three different caliber cans. In order to meet the terms of the group buy, we need to purchase at least 15 suppressors for the prices quoted. These prices are pretty damn good. There is not a lot of money spent on these with marketing and fancy sales campaigns and ads. Most of these suppressors have been purchased by word of mouth.

I believe anyone can spend a ton of money to buy a can for a certain amount of sound attenuation or you can spend a limited amount of money and get good sound attenuation. Dave Wells, the gunsmith licensed to manufature these cans has a very compelling arguement why one should not spend a gran on a suppressor. I will not bore you with the details. Long story short, these suppressors with attenuate the sound from your rifle at least 30 db. He does not make claims that they will attenuate above that because they won't. Pretty simple.

I have some info on Dave and videos of some of his work in action. If you should have any questions, comments, or general curiosity about these suppressors, let me know. All of these suppressors offered in this GB have a Lifetime Warranty. No ifs, ands, or butts. If you put a bad round through them, he will fix it. Dave does not recommend using any corrosive ammo through any suppressor.

There is no quick disconnect available for the suppressors yet. Dave has been testing their QD for some time now and expects to have it ready for the market in the spring of '13. The QD will be available for the 223 can.



The first is for a .22 caliber rifle/handgun. The .22 cal suppressor is made from T-6 aluminum and 304 stainless with a monocore design. It is 1" in diameter and 6" long and finished with a Dupont Teflon coating. The suppressor disassembles for easy cleaning and needs no takedown tool. This suppressor is perfect for any rimfire application. We back it with a lifetime warranty The .22 suppressor is priced at $180.00/can. This does not include the cost for the tax stamp. The weight of this can is 6 oz. Please see attached video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=ySf3le8E498

The second is a .30 caliber (7.62) all steel suppressor. This unit is priced at $350.00/can, not including the tax stamp. The suppressor is made from 4140 carbon steel. It has a M-baffle design, which most manufacturers are using today. The dimensions are 1 1/2 inches by 10 inch length. These suppressors are rated for full auto and magnum loads. If you do not use or want the magnum load specs, the size drops to 8 inches. The weight of this can is 26 oz. Please see video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=qJTebdLA3DQ

The final suppressor is for a .223 caliber rifle. This suppressor is all 4140 steel too. I do not have a video for this suppressor at this time. I hope to have one shortly. This suppressor is priced at $350.00/can, not including the tax stamp. The dimensions of this suppressor are 1 1/2 inches by 7 inches length. These dimensions are also the same for the AK (7.62). Baffles are sized accordingly. For those of you with 5.45 caliber rifles, the .223 can is the one to consider. The weight of this can is 20 oz.

Attached is a link to Dave Wells Website.

If you have a rifle without a threaded barrel and want to have it threaded, Dave can accomodate you with this service as well. He prefers not to thread Ak barrel variants do to the different pinning methods and parts used to put these units together. They tend to be very difficult to thread.

http://www.wellscustomguns.com/


Any questions, just ask.
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I have a 223 and 308 can which took me a year to get and at this point, the .22 can will be 18 months from payment to approval.

Paid last October, checks didn't get cashed (or sent in...) until April and went pending then.
.22 can just went pending last week. 366 days later.


Good cans for the price point, that's for sure.

[Kramer]

. Dave Wells, the gunsmith licensed to manufacture these cans has a very compelling argument why one should not spend a grand on a suppressor. I will not bore you with the details. Long story short, these suppressors with attenuate the sound from your rifle at least 30 db.

As a prospective buyer of a steel 30 cal can I would like to hear his argument against spending a grand for a can. Most of the cans in that range are Titanium, is there an issue with using Ti for a can that we should know about?

The second is a .30 caliber (7.62) all steel suppressor. This unit is priced at $350.00/can, not including the tax stamp. The suppressor is made from 4140 carbon steel. It has a M-baffle design, which most manufacturers are using today. The dimensions are 1 1/2 inches by 10 inch length. These suppressors are rated for full auto and magnum loads. If you do not use or want the magnum load specs, the size drops to 8 inches. The weight of this can is 26 oz.

The 26oz weight is that for the ten inch can or the eight? Is the eight inch rated for full auto, but not magnum?

I was interested in one for my M1A.

[RenoV8]

I would rather have you speak to Dave regarding not spending a gran on a suppressor. Better to hear it from him, than me. The titanium for the suppressors is very expensive.