Econo Can

[motoman]

[David]

If anything, it proves how stupid the atf is.

[KBScobravert]

Nice. Goes to show that when the end of days begins, a machinist can snap out suppressors pretty quickly.

When the paper elements start to catch fire from sustained shooting you can swap filters pretty easily too.

[bottlerocket]

I wanna know what regulation allows the ATF to force these to be registered. Thats insane

[LANTIRN]

Coolest thing I have seen today.

[YALE]

I wanna know what regulation allows the ATF to force these to be registered. Thats insane

The NFA, dude. The adapter is the part that carries the stamp, though, not the filters.

[GAP]

Instead of making that for oil filters, why not use the same concept but a real baffled suppressor. Multiple calibers on a single registered serial number. Thread on your little 22LR can when you want to shoot your pistol, or your big 7.62 can when you want to shoot your .308/BLK/AK rifle.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

I wonder if the patent will go through on a 1/4" thick piece of metal and 2 thread call outs

[David]

Instead of making that for oil filters, why not use the same concept but a real baffled suppressor. Multiple calibers on a single registered serial number. Thread on your little 22LR can when you want to shoot your pistol, or your big 7.62 can when you want to shoot your .308/BLK/AK rifle.

I think because then they'd declare each additional attachment as a silencer since it is firearm specific, where as they cant exactly regulate oil filters at auto stores.

[bigmuskie]

Once Fram gets wind of this, their price for oil filters just quadrupled. They may even bring tactical oil filters to market.

[VETTKLR]

Instead of making that for oil filters, why not use the same concept but a real baffled suppressor. Multiple calibers on a single registered serial number. Thread on your little 22LR can when you want to shoot your pistol, or your big 7.62 can when you want to shoot your .308/BLK/AK rifle.

I can change out the piston in my Osprey can from .45 to .40 to 9mm, but I don't think there's anything available to go from .22's to NATO rounds.

http://www.silencerco.com/store/index.php/accessories/osprey.html