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I know what you mean. I figured I would get one can and use it on all my guns.
Then I decided it was overkill for my M&P 22 so I am waiting on the stamp for a dedicated .22 can.
Then I decided the original can would stay on my SBR all the time. So I am waiting on a Surefire can for my other two 5.56 guns.
Then I picked up a .300 AAC barrel in a trade and am ordering an SDN-6.
And I recently picked up threaded barrel for my M&P really cheap so I am researching 9mm Cans.
Hell everyone. My name is Kevin and I have a problem…
Well ill be the first to say that my name is Matt and I will help you two share the burdens of that problem. I’ll be your life coaches. We will introduce a weaning program. I will make up for time while you guys slowly heal. Or just think green mile for method two.
I feel your pain as I also have 3 cans in various stages of transfer.
Cheers
My SOT will be receiving a TBAC 30P-1 tomorrow for my 8" 300 BLK upper. I sent off the Form 4 for a 22Sparrow last month so I’ll have two that will be in transit. I’ve never heard either in person.
I think I have an issue also. After I got my Alpine, and before even gettting to fire it, I went and ordered a Sparrow, an Osprey, and a Tirant.
they are all in some form of fashion in the paper work stage. I then SBR’ed several rifles. Since that has been done, I’ve been trying to thread all my barrels to every weapon I have.
It’s become a sad state. Hopefully it will be like christmas in the near future. Now I have to figure out which 5.56 suppressor I want or will I go with a 7.62.
There are so many depressing decisions when you don’t have all the money in the world!!!
Wow, that sounds extremely similar. The only rifle I own that isn’t threaded is a Marlin 336!
You know what you want to do. Go ahead and get both.
I purchased one about a week ago. It will be about 4-5 months before the form 4 gets approved (hopefully!!). I am planning on using it on a 10" 300 AAC. I was really torn between this and the 762 SDN-6 model. I hope I made the right call on my choice.
I also may use it on a 6.5 Grendel, 5.56, and .22LR if possible in the future.
Yep, right there with you. I already own an 18T 762SD but I just ordered a SDN…
Hey–I’m new here and WANT to be a suppressaholic. I’ve just got to get my trust figured out and then I can start boozing it up with a SF Mini, I think. And then?
I called to place my order for my M4-2000 and then somehow ended up buying an AAC Pilot because it was only $300 ($500 with the stamp). I would recommend it to anyone else ordering their first suppressor as well.
Everyone needs a .22LR can.
It’s a good thing that I’m in the process of getting my business off the ground & spending money on that, or else Mary at the ATF would really getting a workout from me calling 
Scott is a good guy
Found out my 762SD stamp is at the Dealer - picking it up Sat!
Whats it going on?