Mock suppressor

sunray said:
Probably won't think it's so funny if it's a cop after somebody calls 'em. Being tacticool tends to attract unwanted attention.
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owning a firearm in Canada attracts unwanted attention from LEO's all the time.. Why not a REASON for it.
Hell, every time I take my Pietta PPS-50 Puma to the range, someone throws down the "illegal" card. Then I explain. They say "Cool!" and things move on.
if I ever get stopped with it, it'll be just as bad as if I had a faux suppressor.
 
just ignore sunray, he usually doesn't really know what he's talking about. Sold dozens of GSG's with the fake can working behind the counter, have yet to have ANYONE at all bothered by police. In fact the only comment that a cop who came into the store made about them was "that's kinda cool!"
 
A company called Kineti tech in the US makes them for a lot of rifles.. dont know about handguns but if you email them they may be able to help you out
 
Any device that muffles the report of a firearm is a prohibited device. Fake ones don't make it less noisy so it's legal.

Now I wanted a muzzle break that was like a suppressor's insides now that would be neat to see how that work. No one wants to make one because you could just throw a tube over it and tada illegal. I just wanted to see if it effected the muzzle blast or not by being open. The other idea was what if you took a suppersor and just drilled a ton of holes in it wouldn't work at that point and it would be a muzzle break.


I wanted something that looks like the baffle part on this silencer with out the tube part just to be a funky muzzle break. If it didn't fit in a tube that would be fine by me I just think it would look neat.
 
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