[saenzrich]

First off I have a Savage FV-SR and a CZ 452 American 16" Euro threaded. I would like to get adapters for those....I'm not rich so i'd like to start somewhat budgetwise as possible, but not crap cans to. I'd also like to can a 4"617 22lr if possible to....then I'd like to can my CMMG M4 16"dedidcated m4...also my buckmarkand sr22 if possible ....where do i start................with a trust................or and remember im new so your help is much appreciated....

[crazy-mp]

Well your best bet for a start would be to set up a trust if you want to go that route. Second you have quite a few .22 host, so I would suggest a good quality .22 such as a SWR spectre II. Next I would STRONGLY advise you to contact Silenced America, they are located in Texas, and you will have to purchase your item(s) from a in state dealer, and they are one of the best in the country, in my opinion. They will help you with the paperwork and they may be able to arrange for you to take a couple out and try them, but don't hold me to that, I don't know Scott's policy on that.

http://www.silencedamerica.com/

[forindooruseonly]

I think you'll be disappointed in putting a suppressor on a S&W 617. The cylinder gap leaks gases, which is going to make it loud anyway. If you are going to suppress a handgun, revolvers make poor hosts. Find a Ruger or Buckmark auto and go that route.

Even though a M4 is .22 caliber, the pressures are so high a .22 rimfire suppressor won't hold up. You'll have to get a dedicated .223 can which will be larger. Conversely, you don't really want to shoot .22 rimfire through a .223/5.56 can because of the amount of build up and residue generated by the rimfire.

Talking to a friendly dealer is good advice, they can guide you through the steps and give solid advice about what suppressor will work best for your applications.

[rodensouth]

I'll third the friendly dealer idea. Getting it all set up sounds daunting, but my dealer explained the trust, and recommended a lawyer who set it up for $350. Dealer will help from there and you just pay and wait. I wish I had frequented here and SilencerTalk before my first purchases.

[GoingQuiet]

Well your best bet for a start would be to set up a trust if you want to go that route. Second you have quite a few .22 host, so I would suggest a good quality .22 such as a SWR spectre II. Next I would STRONGLY advise you to contact Silenced America, they are located in Texas, and you will have to purchase your item(s) from a in state dealer, and they are one of the best in the country, in my opinion. They will help you with the paperwork and they may be able to arrange for you to take a couple out and try them, but don't hold me to that, I don't know Scott's policy on that.

http://www.silencedamerica.com/

Why is your best bet to set up a trust? You don't know if the sheriff of Travis or Williamson county will or will not sign yet.

[Ranb]

A trust is usually better as you can have co-trustees like your wife, siblings, friends or children (adult) that can possess and use the silencer without your presence.

Ranb

[crazy-mp]

Why is your best bet to set up a trust?

Personally I hate trust, but that's a different debate. The original post said ....where do i start................with a trust............... So the first step would be to set up a trust would it not? I don't know how they would purchase a suppressor send the paperwork off then set up a trust... just sayin.

That's also why I said, if you want to go that route but I guess because it was not like this it was not noticed.