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    #16
    Originally posted by Dave View Post
    Setting the legal implications aside, do you really think something that costs <$50 is going to work and not turn into a bomb on the end of your rifle/pistol?
    Actually the design is not bad. Lower powdered, smaller calibers, I would say it would probably work great. If you really wanted it to work well, I would use a thicker wall, a bit larger diameter and probably a bit longer. And if you go off of some stuff I read lately, probably drill a few holes around the end to vent off pressure. The basic design is not bad, enough so, I really wanted to try one, but really thought it looked like a quick way to get in trouble.

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      #17
      Originally posted by RifleBowPistol View Post
      Actually the design is not bad. Lower powdered, smaller calibers, I would say it would probably work great. If you really wanted it to work well, I would use a thicker wall, a bit larger diameter and probably a bit longer. And if you go off of some stuff I read lately, probably drill a few holes around the end to vent off pressure. The basic design is not bad, enough so, I really wanted to try one, but really thought it looked like a quick way to get in trouble.


      There is absolutely a legal way to convert one. The prudent thing to do would be file your Form 1, get it approved, buy the filter, have it engraved and then drill it out. All 100% legal.


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        #18
        Originally posted by Mike D View Post
        There is absolutely a legal way to convert one. The prudent thing to do would be file your Form 1, get it approved, buy the filter, have it engraved and then drill it out. All 100% legal.


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        If you do any of those steps out of sequence, then you're probably opening a can of ATF worms you don't want.

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          #19
          Originally posted by Hoggslayer View Post
          If you do any of those steps out of sequence, then you're probably opening a can of ATF worms you don't want.

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          Maybe. As long as it isn’t a functional suppressor I don’t see how anything can get you in trouble.

          All that said, I have no plans to go this route. I just wanted to make the point that it can be done legally.


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            #20
            Originally posted by Hoggslayer View Post
            If you do any of those steps out of sequence, then you're probably opening a can of ATF worms you don't want.

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            Not really, nothing against owning a solvent trap. Only thing that absolutely has to be done last is the drilling out. All the other stuff can be done in what ever order you like. Just built one this year and not real complicated. Works awesome and was half the price of a store bought.

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              #21
              Just make sure to install one on the cars fuel system to show the feds lol.

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                #22
                Originally posted by denimdeerslayer View Post
                Just make sure to install one on the cars fuel system to show the feds lol.
                Your a better mechanic than I if you can figure out how to install it and get fuel out the other end.

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                  #23
                  Buy from walmart online.

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