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Selling a few items after switching my setup a bit. No trades needed at this time. All items were purchased from MHSA in the last year and a half. All items have very few range trips on them. KRG Whiskey 3 Folder (Gen 6 / R700 inlet). Skins are painted, never bedded, no modifications done...

Different animals. Go ACC for gaming use, W3 if you need something more pack friendly. I have had several W3 folders and have tried nearly everything else out there. W3 is my favorite as far as ergos go, but they are more difficult to make heavy. For heavy, I went XLR. If BMX is correct and...

MHSA carries these. I have run an AIM 42 Folding Stock Bag w/ my 18” Origin/KRG W3 folder setup for a little over a year now. It’s a great bag. The shoulder straps are comfortable. The bag balances perfectly when loaded up with all of my stuff. No signs of any issues so far.

I have a protector series. It works great but is heavy and awkward to use for range trips, so it sits in the basement. You didn’t mention your needs, so if considering for travel, it’s a great way to go. A good soft bag like a TacOps or AIM (MHSA supplied) are far better for range trips and...

Has nothing to do with what I said.

I don’t know what you think I’m arguing. I don’t think suppressors will be widely used in crimes if de-regulated. I’m simply saying the lack of evidence of crimes, while they are regulated, doesn’t mean they won’t be used in crimes if de-regulated.

Not going to disagree there and don’t believe this has been debated at all in this thread.

Would these be the same countries where the guns are heavily regulated?

Would you not assume the same? “FACT: We have had no appreciable increase in crime using suppressors. Not so much is a few news stories can be produced by this crew.” Almost like the group of people who paid the taxes and went through the NFA process are more…..like…..responsible as a whole.

I said it was my opinion, not an argument. You asked, “what is it about “registration” that is keeping suppressors from being used more frequently in crime?”

This thread has me feeling like I may actually support the NFA, as I’ve paid the taxes and followed the process several times. I didn’t protest, so I must support it I guess? I don’t know what to do now.

My opinion….. People who get NFA items tend to be more invested in gun ownership. These people tend to be more responsible, tend to own multiple firearms/items, train, etc. I don’t feel these types of people tend to be criminals. Also, I don’t feel the number increase correlates alone, as most...

I’m not saying one way or another about your expressed views, just stating a fact that if you want to change someone’s mind, insults aren’t where it should start.

They are regulated.

I’m just saying, the original argument was generated around a regulated item being more common once unregulated. Using a sales increase while the item is still regulated isn’t a direct comparison to the original point being made.

Silencers are still regulated though…. I would bet the crime stats linked with registered NFA items is very low, if not nearly nonexistent, despite sales increases.

You guys missed a hell of an opportunity to educate someone you feel needs it. Conversation goes nowhere when your rebuttal starts with emotional insults. Literally just causes both parties to dig their heels in.