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plblark wrote:Maybe the can lives elsewhere.

Pblark in one!

I happen to be fortunate to have a brother who is a bigger gun enthusiast than I am. Makes me look like Dianne Feinstein.

He set up a NFA trust back in Bismarck, then immediately purchased 7 suppressors with our "pooled" resources.

He spent a lot of time with the attorney and the ATF and learned a lot about how the trust works, very interesting. Long story short, while I may be able to take the Octane 45 and my Clark off to Arizona for fun, to Texas to bang hogs, or hunt with it in North Dakota, the Octane may never cross the border into this stupid state, no matter how tight my paperwork. My family does all of our hunting in Nodak, so in about a year almost all of our rifles and handguns will be suppressed. No more blowing ears or scaring other people's game. The classy way to hunt!

So this new monster of yours will go POOT! instead of KABLOOEY!!!, but it will still try to dislocate your wrist?? I dunno about that. With a 460 Rowland or my 9x25 SSX wildcat, shock and awe is sort of the point, isn't it?? If nothing else, it keeps the tourists away from you on the shooting line...

You're much better looking than Feinstein.

plblark wrote:You're much better looking than Feinstein.

Dunno who you're referring to, but YOU'RE much better looking that Feinstein too, sweetpants!!!

Even the poor, poor, and much maligned Rodentman is better looking than Feinstein.

Rodentman wrote:Even the poor, poor, and much maligned Rodentman is better looking than Feinstein.

You can set the bar a bit higher than that.

This is a sweet pistol, I shot it today.

After hearing about this damn thing for two years… It lives up to the hype.

Thanks for the spring suggestions Benny, I ordered a 22 and a 23 to try and dial it in