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Motivated by reduced e-file times, I'm suppressor shopping and came across the Ghost - M. I am definitely looking at can for 9mm, 300BO (subs), and .22LR and was surprised that this model covered all those calibers.
I'm concerned that it would be a poor option for .22LR. Does anyone have any experience with this model? I may pick up a Mask as well, but could hold off if I found out that the Ghost - M would work acceptably (with an obvious weight penalty) for long-gun rimfire shooting.
Form4 eFile?
The biggest reason to get a dedicated .22LR can is cleaning/maintenance. I've only been in the NFA game a few years, but I've seen that .22LR cans get used a lot and the round counts go up quickly because it's just so damn fun and cheap to shoot a suppressed .22.Quote:
Originally Posted by jc000
.22LR will gunk up a centerfire can in a hurry with moderate/high round counts. .22LR cans like the Mask are fantastic because they can be easily cleaned, and can be run guilt-free with the cheapest jacketed .22 available.
IMHO, the first suppressor anyone buys should be a dedicated .22LR can. Everything else should come after that.
I promise whatever .22 wears that suppressor will come on every single range trip.
Yes. I understand a recent Form4 eFile went through in about 12 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by bravo7
BATFE does not currently offer efile for form 4s.Quote:
Originally Posted by jc000
Perhaps you confused Silencer Shop’s kiosk processing for efile.
The quick turnaround is likely because you filed as an individual rather than a trust.
You are correct, I misspoke. The Form4’s (two completely separate ones) were mailed, however they did both come back within 2.5 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by HCM
Use coupon code BF19 for silencer Black Friday discounts. I don’t recommend the ghost for rimfire for the reasons mentioned above. The Dead Air Mask is a great rimfire can.