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One thing you might want to consider is the cost of a .45 can vs a whole new .22 set-up. I wanted a 40s&w can, but for the price of the .40 can alone you can get a p22, can, and tax stamp. Trust me once you get a can your ammo use will skyrocket:)

Try Winchester Dynapoints from Wal-Wart they are $9.63 for 500, and they run in all of my .22's. They are cheap, clean, reliable, and functioned great in all of my new 22's. If the 22/45 FTE at first by some high velocity rounds like cci stingers. My p22 and my 22/45 were broken in with...

This site says 1967 till 1970 on the Yugo's http://www.surplusrifle.com/sks/index.asp

i've got one in 40S&W, and other then one box of winchester from wal-mart it has always went bang. I love it, except it bites you in the cheek a bit,

I just got mine, and I love it. I usually tend to over grip a gun, but even as small as this is it fits great in my hands. I got the p22 as a toy, I'm waiting for my .22lr can, and I like the look of the p22 w/ a suppressor. I have a Ruger 22/45, and a 10/22 that I'm having threaded.

Tactical Incs. thread adapter is $28

The suppressor isn't registered to one gun, and can be moved around to other guns. The only thing is they're considered a flashhider, and fall under the "evil items" list.

It only shows two posts cuz I'm a fed tring to get people in trouble:D

info here's some CLEO sign-off info http://www.mp5.net/info/itmgwi.htm this one is from this site http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63143&highlight=supressed

I've been looking at where I saw the corp. thing, but I can't find it. I live in AZ, so CLEO sign-off isn't a big deal for the most part. Sorry you thought I was trolling, but I don't think the info I gave was anywhere near that. First off you still have to deal with the AFT and a Class 3...

here's a couple of suppressor tips. First take a look at the p22/tac65 combo fron www.tacticalinc.com it's only $400. Second if your CLEO won't sign off you can form a corporation, and bypass the CLEO signoff. If you get a couple of friends join the corp, and you are all corp. "officers"...