Suppressed 22

[Fstock59]

OK. so I want to start my NFA collection with a suppressed 22 pistol. Aside from the paperwork at the ATF cna anyone direct me to a good starting place. My local range and dealer are not class 3 licensed and when I asked for a suggestion they were not much help. I am in NWI.
Thanks

 

[rimfire_crazed]

Whole class III forum just two lines down. Stickies should have all the info you need to get started. A good class III dealer is a good place to start.

 

[mospeada]

It'll also help if you tell people where you are located.

 

[Scutter01]

See this link:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/class_iii_nfa/26144-nfa_from_a_beginner_s_perspective.html

 

[Gunruner]

I am a C3/C2 dealer. I have 22 cans in stock and demo units available. Stop by someday and we can show you what we have. If anything, you can get some info and a place to start.

 

[mp40gunner]

I have at TAC 65 which I think is a great can. I also own Gemtech's, AAC's, and an SRT. They are all great, but the TAC65 can come apart for cleaning which IMHO is important in a 22 can.

Depending on where you are at, there is Rad Abernathy in Connersville and Dave Bane (MarColMar) in Richmond. I believe there is a Class 3 in Seymour and west side of Indy as well as Midwest Gun Exchange in Mishawaka. I'm sure there are others but these are just some that I know about.

Once you get it in your hands all the paperwork and waiting is quickly forgotten.

 

[Fstock59]

Thanks, I appreciate everyone comments. I will keep everyone posted on how it is progressing.

 

[indybrad]

There is also the Thompson Machine Zephyr for a 22. I've got one on order so I havn't used one yet, but I've read goods things. They are a little cheaper also.

 

[IndyGunSafety]

The Walther P-22 comes with a threaded barel as does the Sig Mosquitto. It's easy to switch back and forth.

The one thing I like about the P-22 is even with high velocity rounds in it, you don't get a sonic crack. The Sig needs subsonic rounds to get the full potential.

I have a TAC 65 that I love. I got it from Ron at His and Her's Target Sports. Good luck!

 

[Gunruner]

There is also the Thompson Machine Zephyr for a 22. I've got one on order so I havn't used one yet, but I've read goods things. They are a little cheaper also.

Did you hear a live demo of this can? If you have, please let me know.

I had two of my customers want Thompson 9mm cans. So I ordered 3. They were cheap - $140 each.

One for each of them and one for stock. After testing all three, they were all about the same in quiting. The one I have left is not worth the paper that it was transfered on.

Cheaper done not equate to better. I now have a couple different cans that were inexpensive that I have to rack up to learning experence.

Good luck with your Zephyr

 

[tyler34]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...15-ar-build_-_sbr_-_zephyr_xl_suppressor.html

Did you hear a live demo of this can? If you have, please let me know.

I had two of my customers want Thompson 9mm cans. So I ordered 3. They were cheap - $140 each.

One for each of them and one for stock. After testing all three, they were all about the same in quiting. The one I have left is not worth the paper that it was transfered on.

Cheaper done not equate to better. I now have a couple different cans that were inexpensive that I have to rack up to learning experence.

Good luck with your Zephyr

 

[yotewacker]

I have several suppressors. By far the Johns guns in Texas is the quietest.