SVT40 muzzle break cap - no more ringing in my ears!

It is ever so slightly smaller (inside diameter) than the SVT muzzle break, so you just need to heat it up to slide it on/off. During shooting the muzzle break heats up more, so the sleeve expands less and can not slide off.
 
And please give us your legal resumé, Mr. Chief Justice.



All that is necessary is to demonstrate that the sound is increased when the device is removed, not that it is relatively similar to non-braked rifles. Matter of fact, if one were only using comparisons, it would be to other SVTs of un-modified design.

Don't get me wrong; I would like the option. But with the OP seeming to offer to send you one (or at least directions for one), I think he should very carefully consider the ramifications.

It doesn't muffle or stop the sound, it directs it forward as opposed to the side.
 
It doesn't muffle or stop the sound, it directs it forward as opposed to the side.

I'm not looking for an argument; I can tell you this *will* change the total volume of sound, as well as the frequency characteristics, even if slightly.

The ‘report’ of a gun is the sound an observer hears. In this case, a sound pressure meter. When they want to determine if it meets the definition of a silencer, there is no procedure set out in Law, but there are industry standards. The RCMP technician from the SFSS lab. will set up the rifle in a rest and place the meter at a certain location (such as to the right 1 metre away from the muzzle, behind and directly above the head of the shooter; I don't know what they prefer). Take readings from a series of shots with the device and without. If it can be shown to reduce the sound *even a little bit*, it meets the definition. Even if it is completely un-changed for the deer down-range from your blind, that is _absolutely_ not the position where they will place the meter.

(If the cops want to be d!cks, they can wave the sound meter around until they find the one spot that supports their argument the most. YOU have no control over the conditions.)

Is it a device? Does it muffle the report of the firearm? Was it so designed? This is what is called a slam-dunk.

Hey guys! I have hollow tubes that make SVTs quieter for sale! Hang on a minute, someone's knocking at my door…

It is also not an extension, as those are required to be permanently attached, with continuous rifling. Chopping the barrel to remove the brake is not a device, contrivance, apparatus, whatever, all of which mean an external thing applied or used in conjunction with the original thing. (I am talking a serious discussion of the Law here, looking at the way terms have been defined and the stance the Crown has taken previously. I am in total agreement that this *should* be a permitted modification.)
 
This thread has turned in a very strange direction.

1. No one is selling anything.
2. The rifle is loud, it is just less so wrt to the shooter and anyone close by. Before the sleeve my ears were ringing and I could not hear very well for the entire day even with ear protection.
3. I do not know if some of you are trolling me (hopefully this is the case) or if you truly believe what you are saying, if it is the later then god help us all.
 
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This thread has turned in a very strange direction.

1. No one is selling anything.
2. The rifle is loud, it is just less so wrt to the shooter and anyone close by. Before the sleeve my ears were ringing and I could not hear very well for the entire day even with ear protection.
3. I do not know if some of you are trolling me (hopefully this is the case) or if you truly believe what you are saying, if it is the later then god help us all.

Sorry for telling you I let one rip at the range. It was a funny thing that happened. My appaulogies.
 
Sorry for telling you I let one rip at the range. It was a funny thing that happened. My appaulogies.

From what I have read here, it looks like you did the right thing. If you had used a silencer you might have needed a lawyer to protect your ass.
 
Concerns about possible interpretation issues is part of why I went down the internal sleeve path. Most likely anyone informed or observant enough to notice it would also understand it for what it is/isn't.

Also, am I already going deaf? With earplugs in my SVT isn't really all that loud. Louder than the -pop- of the Enfield, but not offensive.
 
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