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[William Suter]

Picked up my first suppressor today. It's an Omega 300. Got my approval at 6:30 this morning and had it in my hands by 11AM. My turn around time was 8 days. Not as quick as my buddies. His was approved in 24 hours. But it sure beats the 12 month waits some of you had to go through.

 

[SupressYourself]

Only problem is it won't be your last.
Check out Airlock Zero Gravity cans. I have 2 of them now, and they are ridiculous. They suppress as well as cans that are 2/3 longer and 3x heavier.
Not meant for long strings of target shooting, but on a hunting rig? Perfect.

 

[popper43]

Got mine today, now for the rain to stop. Well, maybe a little more rain - 3 3/4" today and more tonite. Took about an hour - to get GOA # and fill out 4473.

 

[William Suter]

I had to go through the prints and photo and all the rest of the paperwork. Even did a 4473 before they would release the can. No one in my part of the world is doing just the 4473 yet so you have to play the game. Not a big deal as I've waited this long, a little longer didn't matter. I would like to get another suppressor for a rimfire later on.

 

[Dew Claw]

Any place I shoot everybody has a suppressor on. It’s much more enjoyable not needing hearing protection

 

[William Suter]

I always felt like the odd man out. Most all my friends shoot suppressed.

 

[000shock]

My first suppressor was a 30 cal LPM Anthem s2. That was 5 cans ago! Now i have that, two 6/22’s and three rimfire cans! Enough that when me and my two boys go shoot, rim or centerfires, all of us can be suppressed. Way more fun now!

 

[William Suter]

Am I still required to have my paperwork with me when using my suppressor?

 

[popper43]

Nope. Now if travelling interstate - maybe good idea. I got mine on 4473 so no paperwork.

 

[crapshoot]

I just keep a copy/ Pic on my phone.
Use to keep one in the grip on my AR's.