Boy, the other day I would've loved to have a silenced .22. Me and my family where going out to dinner. We pull up to a red light. I look over to my right there are 2 crats. I had a plan and all, if I had a silenced .22 in the glove box.

I would have turned the radio up really loud, pull a ruger MK2 with one of those silencers built into the barrel, took aim, pisst pisst. 2 dead crats. I need to get me one of those damn pistols!

Well, you can get a class 3 permit and pay your tax stamp fees, but even then I'm pretty sure keeping it in the glove box would be seriously frowned upon.

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Originally posted by Ben589:
Well, you can get a class 3 permit and pay your tax stamp fees, but even then I'm pretty sure keeping it in the glove box would be seriously frowned upon.

Yeah I know about the whole C3 etc. And I'm almost sure you are right about keeping in a car

While you are saving,get one of those "Whampo" slingshots and a dozen or so boxes of 45 roundball for muzzleloaders. Practice a lot. A crat just cannot survive a shot to the vitals, although there is no red mist. If you don't yell "Woo Hoo" the shot is silent

Ya know, I always thought roman candles were just the crat's meow for such circumstances.

Dan

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the other day I would've loved to have a silenced .22.

That's what empty 2-liter bottles are for.

I used a round (cylindrical) lawn mower muffler when I lived in town as a youth. Works great. but a scope is a requirement because your sights are useless. All you need is the muffler. A hacksaw to cut the 4 slices into the threads and a hose clamp to clamp it on to the barrell. There you have it,

Here's a link for ya C.W. http://www.srtarms.com/mkii.htm Kill'em ALL!!!!Clay

If I was only old enough and had the money, it would be mine