Started the suppressor process

[Fjold]

Well I need to get mine quickly. So far we've had a coyote, a skunk, two groundhogs, a possum and numerous squirrels in the yard. As well as more coyotes and deer in the hayfields.

[yacko]

The silencer cannot slow down the bullet. It only provides the gas somewhere else to go beside directly out the muzzle just like a car's muffler. Think expansion chamber.

*supersonic 22 makes noise as it travels down range that can still be heard. Sonic crack.
Still quiet, but subs rule.

Depends on how it's done.

An integral suppressed barrel can drop the pressure soon enough that standard vel ammo will be subsonic. Depends on how long the solid barrel is before the ports.

[sigstroker]

Well I need to get mine quickly. So far we've had a coyote, a skunk, two groundhogs, a possum and numerous squirrels in the yard. As well as more coyotes and deer in the hayfields.

You're going to need a bigger silencer for coyotes and deer. Skunks and groundhogs are on the large size for .22's.

[rromeo]

I have been eyeing that Gemtech Mist, but I just efiled for a SilencerCo Sparrow last week. I have two Ruger MK pistols, and a Savage 93, so I went for more versatility.
My last paper from was 7 years ago, and it took 4 months. I'm interested to see how long this takes. I did everything through SilencerShop this time.

[Mac Attack]

Some videos as you wait for your suppressor to clear.

Ruger MK II with Dead Air Mask in the right hand.
Walther P22 with Rugged Oculus in my left hand.

https://i.imgur.com/5lDqhNp.mp4

Nelson 1911 .22 Conversion with Mask.

https://imgur.com/a/Ut8uJab

[FNGGlock]

Reading this thread, and getting very jealous of people living or going to Free America……..

Wondering if a 300 BLK rifle with subsonic ammo may be a good addition for the OP to cover coyotes and deer.

[sigstroker]

Even if he had to use supers because the distances were long, it would be a good addition. I don't think he got a .30 can though. He could just get a .460 can like a SilencerCo Hybrid 46. I have no idea how effective it would be on a .30 caliber though.

[70runner]

The land on the northwest border of my property is owned by my neighbor Mel who doesn't hunt but he's already told me that I can shoot any predators on his 106 acres at any time.

The suppressor and Pulsar thermal scope are going to be my main farm tools.

Sounds like thermal heaven. I've had a Pulsar XM38 now for a couple years and absolutely love it, day or night.

[Fjold]

This week's count of animal's seen on the farm so far are:
Coyotes
Deer
Skunks
Possums
Racoons
Groundhogs
Squirrels
Turkeys

[rromeo]

Which part of Kentucky are you? I think the bears are mostly in the East, but obviously they don't pay attention to department of wildlife maps. In this part of Virginia, they're everywhere.

[sigstroker]

WooHoo, got an email from Mr Dealer. He got a form in the mail. Time from cashing the check, about 12 and a half months.

[nitroxdiver]

WooHoo, got an email from Mr Dealer. He got a form in the mail. Time from cashing the check, about 12 and a half months.

Congrats!! woohoo! 400ish days seems to be the current paper f4 timeline.

[beanz2]

WooHoo, got an email from Mr Dealer. He got a form in the mail. Time from cashing the check, about 12 and a half months.

[Fjold]

Which part of Kentucky are you? I think the bears are mostly in the East, but obviously they don't pay attention to department of wildlife maps. In this part of Virginia, they're everywhere.

I am in Northern/Central Kentucky (Harrison County). There is no bear season here but there were two bears sighted last year in the county. One of them was in my back pasture.

[sigstroker]

I am in Northern/Central Kentucky (Harrison County). There is no bear season here but there were two bears sighted last year in the county. One of them was in my back pasture.

No bear season meaning you can shoot them all year, or you can't shoot them at all?