wouldn't buying this be constructive intent?

[ammosponge]

http://www.armslist.com/posts/637690/mi ... liter-plug

[LarryFlew]

In states where suppressors are legal they have sold these for a long time. Work very well in fact although that may depend on which oild filter you use.

[chopper]

Thats unreal $40 dollars for a dollar bolt drilled and tapped

[LarryFlew]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haiqFcIXTqs

Normal price is $75 Plus the hundreds of bucks for the stamps.

[TommyMN]

This is why I wanna be a machinist.

[BemidjiDweller]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haiqFcIXTqs

Normal price is $75 Plus the hundreds of bucks for the stamps.

The ASA adapter is more than just a drilled and taped bolt. I'd say the bolt is a cheaper way to do it, but it's only similar characteristic to the ASA adapter is that they both go from barrel to oil filter.

I really wish we could have suppressors here in MN. If we could I would do the paperwork and make my own bolt oil filter adapter.

[LarryFlew]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haiqFcIXTqs

Normal price is $75 Plus the hundreds of bucks for the stamps.

The ASA adapter is more than just a drilled and taped bolt. I'd say the bolt is a cheaper way to do it, but it's only similar characteristic to the ASA adapter is that they both go from barrel to oil filter.

I really wish we could have suppressors here in MN. If we could I would do the paperwork and make my own bolt oil filter adapter.

Correct, in fact I wondered how the armslist one can be sold and not fall under some kind of patent infringement for the consept.

[solidgun]

If you don't own any threaded barrels, then I don't believe it would fall under constructive intent.

[FJ540]

Pop bottle ones are better.

[BemidjiDweller]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haiqFcIXTqs

Normal price is $75 Plus the hundreds of bucks for the stamps.

The ASA adapter is more than just a drilled and taped bolt. I'd say the bolt is a cheaper way to do it, but it's only similar characteristic to the ASA adapter is that they both go from barrel to oil filter.

I really wish we could have suppressors here in MN. If we could I would do the paperwork and make my own bolt oil filter adapter.

Correct, in fact I wondered how the armslist one can be sold and not fall under some kind of patent infringement for the consept.

I talked to Chris over at ASA, he said he didn't know and would ask his friend who holds the patents.

You would think since the ASA adapter is considered a suppressor, that this bolt would be too, hence illegal in MN. Can a FFL even make them here, even if they are to be sold only to people in states with less strict suppressor laws?

[FJ540]

Law enforcement can have them now, so with the right licenses you could make and sell them here.

[engnerdan]

I talked to Chris over at ASA, he said he didn't know and would ask his friend who holds the patents.

You would think since the ASA adapter is considered a suppressor, that this bolt would be too, hence illegal in MN. Can a FFL even make them here, even if they are to be sold only to people in states with less strict suppressor laws?

Yes with the correct FFL.

[LarryFlew]

Listed as a solvent trap

http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=496515

[AFTERMATH]

Listed as a solvent trap

http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=496515

Arghh!!! And all this time I've been spillin' solvent all over the place and thinking to myself there's gotta be a better way to do this!
Dude beat me to it! Not only that, but it seems he's created a way to filter used solvent to be reused!
Whether you trying to save the environment or just a few pennies, that's a good idea.
Heck, I think the EPA require these solvent trap attachments on all firearms!

[codilly]

I think these oil filter supressors are so dumb, you would have to fire from the hip if you wanted to be able to see your target while firing.