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A little blue loctite is pretty easy to take apart. If theyre not going to put any from the factory I wish that they would make it VERY clear that you need to apply some before use. You can't expect the average consumer to do it on their own.

I had the same issue with my comp tac c-tac. One of the screws worked itself loose and I lost the screw. I contacted them about it and they sent a new one and told me that the recommend the user apply loctite to all the screws. I'm not sure why they don't do it themselves...

It depends how secure you want to make it. A decent door is going to cost around $3k from what I've seen. Also put a ton of rebar in the cinder block and don't forget about the ceiling.

I've never heard the Cosmic but I know a lot of monocores have considerable "first round pop". Anyone know if that's an issue with this one. You may want to look into that if its something that concerns you. I can't stand when the first round is louder because I often shoot slow with a long time...

Wow. This is why alcohol and guns don't mix. Looks like it's got a threaded barrel though which is cool

My g19s do it on occasion but I try not to slam them hard enough to make it happen. I know some guys like it and modify thier guns to make it happen consistently.

How would they know if it was passed down to you?

Yep. Should have registered it while they could. Ive always wondered what I would have done at the time. What would you do if someone told you to register all of your guns or else they would become illegal?

Sweet! Now the wait begins. What do you plan to put it on? You got any other cans on your wish list?

In for build contest.

I choose the m&p22 and it has been super reliable with all the ammo I've fed it even really low velocity stuff. The main reason I went with it was that I use mine quite frequently with new shooters and I like that it has the feel and controls of many popular sticker fired guns. I've been very...

All you really need is shelter and a good sleeping bag. Everything else depends on how cold you expect it to be, how much wind, and how far you are going to have to carry your gear. There is a big difference between camping 100 yards from your car in GA and backpacking for a few days in the...

it has a cute name. that is a plus

the US is a much larger market. A lot of people in Europe shoot lesser quality cans which can be had very cheap. There are many .22 cans under $50. I don't know of anyone anywhere close to that price in the US regardless of quality. This is an example from a quick Google search...

Seriously it's not personal. What insight do you have that we are not understanding?

Ok so I agree that prices will not drop right away. I don't think I ever said they would. None of what I said was directed at you or what you do.

Lets face it. You will buy more than one can. Another good reason to buy a dedicated .22 can is that the smaller size means you can use your standard sights on most guns. They will be obstructed with any of the larger cans. So the question is which one do you want to buy first. There are a lot...

I'm curious what you think would happen if regulations disappeared.

Hahaha. I build houses. I'm sure you could do it cheaper... You don't have to make it personal. Just having a fun discussion. I'm sure you are still selling plenty of silencers right now and I hope you continue to

By the way I'm a huge sucker for the latest and greatest technology and I would be the guy with the 1 $1000 can most likely. I just bought a rugged obsidian which i can't wait to get my hands on.