Best form 1 "Kit"

[Shooter McNasty]

Any of you guys do this yet? I have access to a lathe and mill. Nothing really fancy. Been looking at the JK Armament

[december1979]

https://solventtrapsdirect.com/

Some of their parts are here at better prices....... https://sdtacticalarms.com/

[POPPAJ]

An ignorant close friend of mine wants to know what a solvent trap is. Please be kind as he is very sensitive,

[december1979]

Basically they are 80% suppressors, which makes them legal to sell because they call them solvent traps and they are not complete you have to do machining to complete them. There is some gray area to this and some companies and or websites have been shut down for selling these.

https://www.thetrace.org/2017/05/sol...er-suppressor/

[Omni]

An ignorant close friend of mine wants to know what a solvent trap is. Please be kind as he is very sensitive,

Solvent trap - oil filter screwed onto the end of barrel via a thread adapter to catch oils and solvents draining from barrel as to not make a mess in gun safe. Once "accidentally" pierced becomes a silencer of sorts.

[JMarch]

I've done four now. What caliber/muzzle device are you thinking of?

[sadaddy]

I'm looking at them too. The JK kit is aluminum, not sure how durable they would be. I'm not going to use them for my application for that reason.

JR machine products has some nice looking kits with titanium tubes and steel cups. People seem to be happy with them.

Ecco machining gets raved about on arfcom, but I've been on his waiting list for almost 4 months. I reached out to make sure this was normal and Nick told me he had no idea about how long it might take to get back to machining kits, he's just so busy.

If I go form 1, I'll probably use the JR machine kit, but I'm contemplating just buying a commercial form 4 can instead.

Look the places I referenced up on Facebook and send them a message in order to get the fasted response from them.

[thedonn007]

Check out https://diversifiedmachine.us/ He is in Michigan, so shipping should be fairly fast.

[pkuptruck]

what type ? pistol? rifle? multi-cal?

makes a difference, sort of. i dipped my.toes.in a form 1 22lr, and it was pretty fun.. process and
final product

now doing a.9mm/350leg version. rifle length for both. alum tube, steel baffles. tons.of various
designs and thoughts.on whats best.. more trial and error kind of stuff, makes you learn!

[SilentSteve]

Jmarch,
Is this thread still open? I'm new here and have several 7.62 barrels that I'd like to try a can on. I have a Form1 in for a 8.5" .30 caliber can, but the direction i wanted to go with a monocore is probably going to be crappy. I'm thinking of changing to a kit from Quitebore, but I wanted to see if you know of any other ones?