Dear Nutz

[George Cumby]

That's the .223 you showed earlier right? Whats up with silencers, I never fucked around with a real one (potatoes) before. Is it only good for so many rounds and how many times can you reuse it?

Compensators.

Vent gas more efficiently.

Helps control your muzzle.

[SkinBasket]

Compensators.

Vent gas more efficiently.

Helps control your muzzle.

Yeah, assuming they are not banned where you live, you need a class 3 FFL to order suppressors, then you'll need to register the silencer, which means fingerprints and approval from your local law enforcement, then you need to apply to the ATF, which takes months, and in some cases, you may need to pay the government an additional stamp tax. So, considering they cost a buttload for anything good, and the additional time and cost and probing involved, you can see why every COD fanboy isn't running around with one on his airsoft rifle.

Anyway, the 556 was already a heavy rifle when it arrived. Adding the laser/scope combo, the bipod, the emergency gold bullion in the grip compartment, and with 60 rounds loaded, it weighs more than most teenage emos. So I've committed to keeping it a heavy/stable build, like me. The compensator will help reduce recoil and muzzle rise. And I think it looks nice.

[Little Whiskey]

got any pictures of the shit you shot with that thing? or is it just a wall decoration? speaking of which, just saw another ground hog.

[George Cumby]

Yeah, assuming they are not banned where you live, you need a class 3 FFL to order suppressors, then you'll need to register the silencer, which means fingerprints and approval from your local law enforcement, then you need to apply to the ATF, which takes months, and in some cases, you may need to pay the government an additional stamp tax. So, considering they cost a buttload for anything good, and the additional time and cost and probing involved, you can see why every COD fanboy isn't running around with one on his airsoft rifle.

Anyway, the 556 was already a heavy rifle when it arrived. Adding the laser/scope combo, the bipod, the emergency gold bullion in the grip compartment, and with 60 rounds loaded, it weighs more than most teenage emos. So I've committed to keeping it a heavy/stable build, like me. The compensator will help reduce recoil and muzzle rise. And I think it looks nice.

Right. Good luck with the suppressor.

That's a fine looking piece of armament, Skin. H&K? I see you're running a single-point, eh?

She's a little big for me, I like my .223 light. But if you're a big guy and can handle the weight, that's great.

[Deputy Nutz]

that isn't a silencer, I think with putting all that shit on your .223 you should have bought a .308. You are basically building a sniper rifle with all that shit on it.

[SkinBasket]

Right. Good luck with the suppressor.

That's a fine looking piece of armament, Skin. H&K? I see you're running a single-point, eh?

She's a little big for me, I like my .223 light. But if you're a big guy and can handle the weight, that's great.

It's the Sig556. Like I said, it was pretty heavy out of the box, so it didn't make much sense to try to keep it light. It's got another loop at the front, just hard to see. It also needs a better stock, I think. Something with a cheek pad.

In a couple years I maaaaaaaaay try to convince my wife we need another one - for her of course, and if I can, it's going to be an ultra-light suppressed build - for my... I mean her ear health.

[SkinBasket]

that isn't a silencer, I think with putting all that shit on your .223 you should have bought a .308. You are basically building a sniper rifle with all that shit on it.

You're .308 obsessed. That shit's expensive. The ammo I mean.

[Deputy Nutz]

.223 is a good round because the AR is a versatile weapon, it has some range, speed, and impact, but when your gun weighs 15 pounds it isn't very versatile anymore, it is a hobby.

[SkinBasket]

.223 is a good round because the AR is a versatile weapon, it has some range, speed, and impact, but when your gun weighs 15 pounds it isn't very versatile anymore, it is a hobby.

It's not versatile if you're a pansy. Your weapon should be an extension of who you are. I'm heavy and cumbersome. Symbiosis.

[Deputy Nutz]

You going to need a uhaul to carry that thing around. And who has problems with muzzle rise on a .223?

[SkinBasket]

You going to need a uhaul to carry that thing around. And who has problems with muzzle rise on a .223?

Anyone trying to fire more than one round every 3 seconds, or who wants less recoil for quicker follow-up shots in general.

[Freak Out]

[mraynrand]

That was uncalled for

[Deputy Nutz]

Anyone trying to fire more than one round every 3 seconds, or who wants less recoil for quicker follow-up shots in general.

I guess you are not as thick as you think you are. Fire an actual rifle once in a while and you will realize shooting a .223 is a small step up from a twenty-two

[Freak Out]

well it's moose season once again so I went out and worked the 375HH magnum for a few strokes. Beast mode. Going out in the morning...been cold and the snow is creeping down the hills...I'm feeling good.