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Interesting collection and nice writeups. I find the Mausers particularly interesting and am tempted to add one to my want list. Thanks for sharing.

Submitted Form 4 thru SC on 3/12/25, approved by BATF on 3/16/25. Adding to an existing Trust. Now have to wait about 2 weeks for delivery.

Yeah, a lot of fishy in that story. Just laying with bed with your lady and a cocked gun? Must have been expecting trouble. And I like the way the authorities start harping about safe and secure storage…this gun was not in storage.

Wow! Great job. You’re an inspiration.

+1 for Tennessee Silencer in Seymour. A friend used them in Oct. ‘24, great selection, quick and easy purchase. Less than 1 week to receive on an individual purchase.

Probably to prevent employees from hanging out on this site all day.

Pretty cool parts kits. I’m always tempted by those but then I ask myself what in the world I’d do with it. Thanks for link.

Thanks for the update. Glad your last session went better. Praying for you.

Surely the customer has to answer the questions and sign the electronic form. Not enough detail in the video to tell how they actually do it.

I believe the barrel threads on this are .578-28, at least they are on the one that I recently purchased. Check page 60 of the manual. Great gun. GLWS.

I recently picked up this 5.11 bag from Amazon and really like it.

Prayers and condolences.

@Alleycat72 makes a good point. For easy cleaning, any can used for .22 should have titanium or stainless baffles that can be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner as aluminum will pit in a US cleaner. My Banish 30, a .30 multi-cal can, has Ti tube and baffles that can be US cleaned, so even though it can be used for centerfire it’s not a non-rimfire suppressor.

And you can use the 30 cal can on everything 308 and smaller, even down to .17. I’ve used my .30 can on a .22 rifle and can’t tell any difference between it and my dedicated .22 can.

1969-vintage Bulova Accutron 666 Feet Deep Sea, better known as the “Devil Diver”. This is the tuning fork movement, so it hums instead of ticking. I like vintage.