Why are suppressors $$$?

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    Warrior
    • Nov 2014
    • 509

    #31
    183 is right. And even if he is wrong and the price of a suppressor came down by 1/2, the cost of the parts and machining to make one would still be under $100. The $200 tax you are saving while real is the smallest part of the of buying a suppresspr.

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      Chieftain
      • Dec 2016
      • 1922

      #32
      Originally posted by Bigs28 View Post
      I spoke to two different manufacturers of suppressors at the Big 3 East media event in Daytona Beach Florida last call. Both companies stated if the HPA past their business costs would be cut by more than half. The cost of u.s. suppressors will go down and continue to go down as more companies come into the market plus you won't have to be paying the $200 tax stamp.
      Eventually, yes the above statement is true (note the highlighted). How long that would take, I am guessing around 2 years for the market to settle, the wheat from the chaff as far as the quality manufacturers that surface.

      No way in hell that all of them are going to be on par with Surefire/Silencerco/ThunderBeast/Dead Air...We are definitely going to be seeing a lot of junk hit the market.
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      Catchy sig line here.

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