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Where do ya'll get your suppressors in Nashville? I'm waiting on my SBR paperwork to come in and have a 7.62 suppressor that will work for now once the paperwork goes through but in building the rifle I want... I'll need(want) a  QD 6" suppressor. I have a QD surefire for my 5.56 and luxury of that makes me want the same for the SBR.    Going on a future 300 blk out SBR and it'll be exclusive to that but might as well get a 7.62       

ugh. I've E filed a Form 1 on 7/28 If i can get mine before 109 days that'd be perfect 

went and shot today. A new trigger would be nice. Forgot my screw driver to adjust to the sights so just sprayed the paper and doing some break in.      Shot my Bison armory 6.8 today / break in. That thing is sweet 

I don't shoot 22 that much and a box of 500 will last me awhile or it used to.  I don't shoot much paper either, but this seems like a cheaper alternative then 9mm or something. Most of my shooting is at deer and pigs but this just seemed like something everyone could enjoy. Friends, family etc.    If this is the last box of 22 on the planet then I'll have fun shooting it with my new pistol. 

Well went by everything weapons this am to get a new bolt catch for an AR build and walked out with a black Ruger 22/45 lite.  Looks like I'm going to be forced to buy a suppressor for it 

Cool. If it is still in stock by the weekend then I'll take that as proof that I need it 

have a 2 year old MOE Bushmaster. 0 issues and a lot of dead hogs 

Got the bug or GAS (Gear acquisition Syndrome) and the Ruger 22/45 looks like it would be a whole lot of fun. Anyone here have one and what are your thoughts? Also is there a good place to get one in town? For some reason the 22/45 Lite blue looks has my eye because I know  it won't be used other than plinking or at the farm.      Josh       

Used Ident and just got the lowers back. Sent an entire lower with stock and a stripped lower to be engraved. Took About a week turn around time and couldn't be happier with the job done.  Completely hassle free 

I threaded my 7mm-08 that I've hunted with and was my go to rifle which sounds like these are for you. I regretted it and ended up buying another of the same rifle which will be my rifle I never sell. Maybe I'm OCD or something but having the exposed threads, or different color thread protector and constantly having to adjust the scope for suppressed or super sonic made the gun feel more like a toy then something I can grab and know it's going to work.     There is something special about a deer rifle and it's something that you can pass on.  For me, I'm leaving all the gimmicks and toys to the AR's 

Awesome! I just hope mine is in before Nov 15 but until then the 6.8 or 223 will take care of the hogs 

 Talked to one guy who I was told would do it in town but it seemed like it would be a hassle so I just said screw it and sent to ident. Will post pictures when I get them back. 

E filed yesterday for an SBR.    Now I need to forget I did it