Everything You Need To Know About Silencers 🤫

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[@bradcarpenter1881]

The ATF regulating suppressors is no different than banning ear protection.

[@sahzookey]

It's worse. Hearing protection can only help the person wearing it, a suppressor helps everyone.

[@Landscapeofsolitude]

Suppressors are not guns so the law regulating them is illegal and Unconstitutional, also under Bruen they would be considered part of the barrel and no longer part of existing Regulations and current laws.

[@TXGRunner]

...or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration restricting the use of airbags and seat belts, or a huge tax to discourage the purchasing of bike helmets.

[@raylandraybels9462]

Don't give them any ideas

[@JRxxx]

They restrict them because it makes it harder to locate the shooter by reducing sound and muzzle flash. If you watch the Nashville shooting body cam they went door to door of each class room looking for the shooter until they heard more gun shots then they went straight to her location. I know suppressed shots are still loud but they wouldn’t have heard it as clearly in that specific situation. I don’t agree with the restrictions but I understand their argument.

[@pinhigh1]

#1 - They are needlessly regulated. #2 - Their regulation is a "suppression" of our rights.

[@Isaac_5.56x45]

Absolutely!

[@Kraakesolv]

Don't let them silence you.

[@IntenseSpirit]

My favorite thing about suppressors is how you get to pay 5× their value and wait a year after purchase to take it home. Thanks for keeping me safe, government!

[@jayjudd6518]

Fighting KZbin priceless.

[@oblivionsa7973]

But a criminal could maybe at one point use one for crime or something. I mean, it's happened like once in the entire history of their existence, so it could happen again. We need to pass more laws that criminals will ignore because we are totally interested in preventing crime and not just infringing your rights.

[@breckfreeride]

Have you seen how a huxwrx is made?

[@BDD8148]

Saying they are 5x the value is unfair. They are made to last a lifetime due to the NFA crap. They should be disposable accessories and cost less, but here we are. Do you want to wait 9 months for something cheap that lasts 2 months?

[@Andy-rp3ee]

@@BDD8148maybe exaggerating a little, but paying $200 tax on top is f-ing nuts. Correlating them “being made to last a lifetime” due to their regulation is a stretch. Let’s not pretend that regulation and constant threat of further tightening of “rules” doesn’t have an impact on pricing in the gun world across the board. Willing to be that it mostly does not correlate in an increase in quality at a given price point.

[@giuseppe4909]

As a veteran, former Fed LEO, instructor and having used firearms for over 35 yrs…. Quality hearing protection is an absolute must ! Use a suppressor if you can. Despite using issued ear plugs and various makes of protectors, I have hearing loss. I wish I would have had access to suppressors from the beginning. Today I use a combination whenever I can. The suppressors should NOT be an NFA item. They should be promoted for use instead.

[@marksmith4627]

Exactly! I also have hearing loss and wish I had been more careful with my hearing by using multiple devices to protect it.

[@bracoop2]

It’s the federal LEO’s who enforce these idiotic federal laws.

[@hulldefilade4897]

Takes 2 or 3 days to transfer the tube from the manufacturer to the dealer but takes 9 months for it to get transfered to the buyer. The wait time is 100% intentional.

[@palpichulo6969]

*1000%

[@talisikid1618]

Actually, the dealers are considered vetted due to their license. Individuals are not vetted. So each time you buy a regulated item, you will be vetted all over again.

[@palpichulo6969]

@@talisikid1618 your mom will get vetted all over again

[@talisikid1618]

@@palpichulo6969 typical redneck stupidity. You’re the perfect example of why the left wants to ban them in the first place. A senseless fool.

[@jonboy9734]

12 months for me. Already on month 10 for my second one

[@Whispertactical]

I called the ATF to ask about 3 I’ve been waiting on for 240 days now and she told me that they received 50,000 forms in March 2022…that alone should say these are in common use lol

[@HPSFRoadrunner]

Before watching the vid, the 2 things I wished I knew were: 1. Get a suppressor that can be used on as many of your guns as possible. Then you can save money on buying multiple cans, AND TAX STAMPS! 2. Keep your mounting system all the same to make it cheaper and easier to swap between guns.

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

multi cal cans are ok... but they arent good. if you want mediocre-poor performance on many guns and that doesnt bother you, great route to take. if you want the guns to sound good, you need a caliber specific can. if you have a .46" hole at the end of your silencer, its going to do a terrible job on a .22 caliber bullet.. which so happens to be the most popular AR caliber. you are MUCH better off with 3 silencers. a .22LR silencer, a .45 pistol silencer, and a .30 cal rifle silencer at minimum.

[@TerminalM193]

Maximus beat me to it, I was practically going to say the exact same thing. I actually went caliber specific for my first suppressor and loved it so much that I wanted a suppressor for as many of my firearms possible so I went the multi-caliber route and the difference between multi cans and caliber specific cans is damn near night and day.

[@brucestarr4438]

@@maximusjoseppi5904 A can like the Dead Air Sandman, you can switch from a 7.62mm end-cap to a 5.56mm end-cap. The KeyMo brake/flash hider is my go to adapter. The Xeno would be my 2nd choice.

[@MAXimumEffort44]

@@brucestarr4438me too!

[@HPSFRoadrunner]

@@maximusjoseppi5904 Good points as are the other poster's. I should ad that each individual situation is different. This was stuff that applied to me. I bought mine specifically to use on a .45 pistol, but it was also a good one to use on a 10mm Vector. Luckily, I found out afterwards, that I could swap the endcap for 9mm and use it (with degraded performance) on a couple 9mm PCCs I own. Had I known that, I would've gone tri-lug from the start saving some money. If I like it, I can always get a 9mm specific can, but for now, I can save money and try it on many platforms, and I could've saved money in mounts.

[@mr.horseshoe2301]

Buying a suppressor is the most ridiculous process. Unless you're fortunate to have friends with cans, there's no way know its tone and suppression level with your specific gun. Then after paying a $200 extortion fee to the ATF, they hold your property hostage for the better part of a year. I'm on day 275 of waiting for the two cans I bought last July. Absolutely regarded.

[@Mrgunsngear]

all true

[@ChrisLoew]

move to Texas this summer, the judge is hearing a case for the second time and soon to grant judgement on it, likely allowing Texans to own made in TX silencers, or so we hope (for the 2nd time) without $200.

[@johannsen4171]

@@Mrgunsngear some European countries you walk in, buy over the counter and walk out with it , our politicians blow. TERM LIMITS

[@Nicomachean_Man]

297 going on 298 for me. Called the NFA branch who said it was “in process” but don’t worry it will be done by day 270. Only after I did the math did I realize that call was on day 283

[@Apolloneek]

That’s why I think I’ll just go multi role suppressor like the 46 cal ones and possibly just get another dedicated one later on I don’t think I’ll really buy more then one

[@stephanarizona9094]

Its hilarious that in most other countries suppressor use is mandatory, but here in the USA they make it hard as possible, $200 Tax Stamp 260-365 wait and then $500-$1500 for a suppressor, just so you can be a polite and considerate shooter.

[@brucestarr4438]

Yep, and you'll get a ticket, if you remove the muffler from your car, truck, or motorcycle.

[@WMACPT]

It's simply a fleecing and greedy way the greasy corrupted government gets more of your hard earned money and that's it. Tax, tax, tax, tax. Oh, and let's just squeeze and tax tax 'em again to show 'em all we'll still break the constitution because we can just do it. Ugh! Repeal the NFA already!

[@case8987]

If weak conservative cucks are gonna keep paying the tax stamp then why change it?

[@gregentclemory9285]

The $200 tax is nothing. In 1930s dollars it was roughly $4000. Imagine buying a suppressor and paying 8x for the stamp. Life is good

[@Vladmersukmeov]

@@gregentclemory9285still unconstitutional, and theft

[@clamum9648]

LMAO that paperwork for the suppressors 19:10 reminds me of that Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy movie that I happened to watch on KZbin last night, for the first time in forever. The Vogon aliens were super bureaucrats and were obsessed with paperwork, when Mike was chuckling about the paperwork it made me think of that movie lol.

[@recoiler4545]

I am so making a meme about that ..good call!

[@valhallindustries9317]

Great video as always. Fun fact, suppressors are actually exempt from the interstate transport forms required of other NFA items: "For other NFA items, “the registered owner of a destructive device, machine gun, short-barreled shotgun, or short-barreled rifle needs authorization to lawfully transport such items interstate” per the ATF. If you are taking any of these items outside of your home state an ATF Form 5320.20 must be approved prior to travel."

[@robertsmith2956]

Why do I suspect that is the one law they will ignore if you travel out of Texas with your suppressor.

[@ducktapepilot]

I would really like to have a suppressor but my conscious just won't let me send a $200 check to the ATF.

[@Stephanie-uc5ed]

NFA is unconstitutional! Live Free! United We Stand! 🇺🇸

[@salroth420]

They take card...😅

[@michaelmorris1802]

I simply will not do it specifically for that reason.

[@DaveL9170]

Y’all do t know what you’re missing. Hunting with a can is Amat!!!

[@joelobryan1212]

grammar police: conscience

[@joelobryan1212]

a 3 db increase is very, very close to a doubling perceived sound volume. The math: 10^0.3 = 1.9953 = ~2. A 5 db increase is 10^0.5 = 3.1623 increase.

[@Painfulwhale360]

I thought every 10db higher it doubles in sound volume? Is that not correct?

[@375Cheytac]

@@Painfulwhale360 I believe he made a mistake with the math. His example should have the decimal for the exponent moved over, so it would be 10^3 and 10^5, respectively, as this reflects the logarithmic nature of the decibel scale. As such, from what I have read (not personally measured), an increase of 10 db is a perceived 2x amplification in sound or “loudness”

[@Prodigysportsman]

So, strictly math, 3 dB is double (energy) BUT he said “perceived “ doubling.” In essence, 3dB is probably perceived (for most people) as 1.5x but 5dB would sound “twice as loud “ even though it is in fact 3 times more energy and louder.

[@cmtptr]

@@Painfulwhale360 10dB represents a change by 10x.

[@TXGRunner]

Suppressors make shooting more enjoyable for everyone, from the shooter, to nearby shooters and bystanders, to neighbors. There's a reason some countries require suppressors for hunting and/or on ranges. Once I shot rifles suppressed, I really only want to shoot rifles suppressed.

[@robertsmith2956]

Yea, like my 18" diameter, 4 foot long suppressor will make the gun easily concealable.

[@hipparchus3244]

Stun guns were considered "common use" at 200,000 units in public hands. There are over 800,000 suppressors/silencers.

[@zm1786]

the atf goes through about 50,000 forms a week assuming only 10% of those are form 4s, thats over 260,000 a year on the LOWEST END

[@MightbePettingmyCat]

@@zm178610%??????????? i hope you are joking

[@1stLtRyan]

If a car manufacturer only sells a couple hundred thousand of a certain model in the US, it's not considered particularly successful but you can guarantee it'd still be considered to be in "common use."

[@ClintonFD]

Minor correction, and I could be wrong, but I think (and Silencer Shop thinks) that suppressors are not part of the group of NFA items for which you need to fill out a form and get prior approval before transporting across state lines. Per the ATF, "the registered owner of a destructive device, machine gun, short-barreled shotgun, or short-barreled rifle needs authorization to lawfully transport such items interstate." Silencers are absent from this list.

[@MrSkinahh86]

Been waiting for an awesome video like this! Even your old 300blackout barrel video was amazing! Was a shame when that got taken down! Great video content! Have been watching for years! Keep up the good work!

[@skynetupbracknielson590]

Thank you so much, I hope they finally go off the registry, and they can be common use.because it looks like a lot of fun. I ordered mine and I’m waiting for mine to show up. Thanks again

[@Alberecht]

Interesting point on the registry, and great video! I used your how to build guide as well, and it sucks that youtube keeps bashing you down.

[@degencryptivities]

Just want to thank you for all of your videos and reviews... So informative and also straight to the point. If there is ever a question I have about a firearms related product or concept, you have a video on it and ALWAYS an answer or opinion on the question I have. Amazing.

[@hopewilliams6705]

Awesome!!! Content as always

[@christopherpeterson1400]

If ATF can have ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY.... I THINK CONSTITUTION AS WRITTEN CONSERVATIVES SHOULD BE ABLE TO HAVE ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY.. ?

[@col.cottonhill6655]

The American people have WAY too much tolerance for this crap. That's why we get stomped on.

[@christopherpeterson1400]

@@col.cottonhill6655 FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE ,, OK,,,, ZERO TOLERANCE, WRITTEN CONSTITUTION OR BUST. NO MORE, NO LESS.

[@stickfighter1038]

Recalled this video when I decided to make the jump with some unexpected fun budget money. Suppressor technology has changed so much since the 80s, 90s and I have precious little experience with civilian market cans. This is was helpful to me in making the most appropriate choice for this long and expensive process.

[@EndoftheBlock7224]

Time to repeal the NFA as it's against the law of the land

[@Ureyeuh]

This channel and it's intentions are so beneficial to our country.

[@cjr4286]

I think integral suppressors would be the next major step in firearms development, except that our "laws" are holding us back. Meanwhile, I would like to own a suppressor, but I know better than to register anything with a government agency known to reverse decisions on what it enforces for the sole purpose of entrapment.

[@robertsmith2956]

It's not a next step. BATF already bans suppressor barrels without a tax stamp. You would be shocked at how many dead ends they set up. It took me years reading through patents and gun laws to find a solution to feeding a 6000rpm gun, and to make a pistol shoot as fast as a glock 18 without breaking their damn rules. I like the FRT trigger idea, went an entirely different approach myself, but wont sell them, since they can't ban what they don't know about. Once they disband the ATF, i'll market it. Makes a great week side carry piece. Where your finger isn't as well suited for the break.

[@mmpiforall5913]

Already done: HK MP5SD is awesome, but a 2 stamper!

[@JFord-bu5zb]

Hey bro. Love your stuff

[@rodnabors7364]

Great video, thanks for the detailed breakdown.

[@Tudorge]

I think suppressors are exempt from being declared when crossing state lines unlike other NFA items. Please check that, you may be disseminating wrong information 27:44. That being said, thank you for another great video!

[@SherwoodPrepper1]

We hear in increments of 3dB. 9dB is twice as loud, not 5dB. Credentialed audio engineer here.

[@chrisevans6353]

Timely for me right now. Deciding on #3 right now. You are the man yet again, Mike.

[@b_rad8089]

Been missing the videos lately, glad to see the channel in my feed again

[@1984mrdale]

Looking for all the comments rolling in saying, “it’s a suppressor, not a silencer!” The inventor himself patented and called it a silencer.

[@Edmondson_Avenue]

Correct

[@DaveL9170]

It’s a WHISPER PICKLE

[@Sackmatters]

@@DaveL9170 quiet cucumber.

[@Kraakesolv]

Yeah, the term suppressor came up in the 80ies when the American Silencer Association changed name to make it seem less scary. Also it doesn't suppress either. A more correct term would be muffler, something the silencer inventor, Maxim, also invented for cars.

[@BruceCross]

"Silencer" is also the term used in US law.

[@darthhodges]

Regarding flow through silencers another benefit to having less gas in your firearm action is you also get less gas in your face. Sig's hybrid flow through designs came from the Army requirement that the required suppressor part of the NGSW rifle not push any more gas to the shooter than the same rifle unsuppressed. The Army considers such gasses toxic and wanted to reduce soldier exposure to the lead and other chemicals typically present in such gasses. Even if it weren't toxic getting hot gas in the face while shooting tends to make your eyes tear up (most people would also visibly flinch) making it harder to see what you're doing. Both flinching and obscured vision are highly undesirable in combat.

[@joehalligan7497]

Really great info. Especially for folks like me who are new to suppressors. Gracias gun Amigo Guy!👍🏻

[@tdubblz]

I learn so much from this guy. His content is high quality and very informative. My most successful build I consulted this channel for the data I used to make decisions and I must say it is amazing!!!

[@DougCaldwell]

Thanks for comprehensive chat. I posted a link to the Texas Gun Talk forum for our discussion on suppressors.

[@Brent.460]

Good info for the masses. Thank you for putting the video together. Question, will you be doing a review on the integerally suppresed Radical?

[@tc6818]

Excellent video. Very educational.

[@jonahpenrose1392]

Dude thanks for the infomation. SUPER helpful

[@MuzzleFrontLLC]

Excellent indepth explination. Thanks!

[@countryboyguns]

Great video, lots of really good info! Holy crap, 70 cans! I can just see that setup now. "Honey, where's the wheelbarrow?" "Why do you need it?" "I need to take all my silencers out to the dock!" "Oh, is today the day you lose them in a boating accident?" "No, it's for a video!"

[@willmosley6739]

Very informative stuff, thanks

[@TrailBum]

"Conjugal visit"! LOL That is so... accurate.

[@squarefour1]

I have to say. Best explanation of the rules out here. Thank you.

[@timknowlton1576]

I think the funniest thing about those scary items specially regulated under the NFA, in most cases reduce the potential lethality of a firearm. Putting a suppressor on a firearm or shortening the barrel of a rifle or shotgun all reduce the velocity of the projectile, directly reducing the force of impact when the round strikes its target

[@mikesuch9021]

When I was in the Marine corps in the eighties over in Europe. It was considered rude if you were to buy a hunting rifle without a Suppressor.

[@ortiz73caify]

Excellent video great information!

[@jacobcline7076]

Thanks for the video!

[@wincav]

Excellent info for the novice! Thank you.

[@mikesuch9021]

I like the fact that Teddy and Hiram became good friends. I think Teddy was the only president to hunt with a suppressor.

[@wallstbull1]

Just FYI if you sign up for Silencer Shop emails they have “free” tax stamp offers all the time. I’ve bought 8 suppressors through their process. Always easy, some times they take 8 months, sometimes 4. But whatever, they’re still relatively easy to get if your just patient.

[@naposthecavalierkingcharles]

Are their prices good? What should I get for a Glock 21 .45?

[@008Birdman]

Happy you’re on Mug Club.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Ditto

[@Leman.Russ.6thLegion]

I was in the market! Thank you!

[@therulesaredifferent8280]

Thanks GnG

[@OffensiveProduction1]

Finished updating my trust, scheduled for digital prints this week. Think it might be a quiet Christmas this year.

[@jpl8900]

love your channel

[@chrishaugh1655]

My next suppressor will 1000% be a flow through. The flow556 is just fantastic.

[@breckfreeride]

Going to test the new hux today!

[@ToolsandTargets]

Great info.😎👍

[@GenX-Grampa]

Good to see the return of the beard! Like a Gun Shaman! We have earned each gray hair and is a badge of wisdom! LOL

[@stephencooper5040]

“Common use” for arms, according to the SCOTUS decision Caetano v Massachusetts is somewhere around 200,000 in use for lawful purposes. The problem is, and I could see the ATF making this argument is that suppressors are not banned they are simply “restricted.”

[@JR-N-TX]

How many of your video props (silencers, guns, lights) have you accidentally knock off the dock into the lake?

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Lol I have thought the same. I wonder if he has something down there to catch things that fall so they don't end up in the lake.

[@bobvagene]

He purposely knocks stuff in there all the time.

[@MrErictank]

Lake level is up 4"since he started doing these...

[@Frostytravels]

just bought my first suppressor. Love em....

[@farmerwayne1404]

I was wondering why you were laughing, Mike! Thought the camera person might be dancing naked. Well it could be!!! Great vid. Thanks...

[@deadheart556]

Ive heard multiple times suppressor dont require the ATF notification to travel across state lines, even if you move from one state where theyre legal to another state theyre legal. I even had a SOT tell me I was wrong, he spent about 30 mins researching it and said there was actually no definitive answer to that.

[@stephanarizona9094]

If the state does not ban suppressors no ATF notification is required, only 9-states do not allow suppressors, all 9 are Communist by the way. ATF Form 5320.20 only applied to SBR's, SBS, Machine Guns, and other weapons when moving them between state lines.

[@bumpin8833]

You can travel without notification. They do want you to notify them of any permanent address changes though. It actually says this on the form 4. In the information section.

[@hackmedia7755]

so buy a suppressor in Texas and travel across state lines.

[@robertsmith2956]

Should the forced air flow be a ratio of the gas flow? Should I vent it into the adjacent can, or into opposite can for more expansion room?

[@rednecksniper4715]

Both my first suppressors got approved within a week of each other picked them up yesterday got a Hybrid 46m and an AEM5

[@wesv8743]

Welcome to mug club!

[@flopus7]

If you bought a gun from an ffl, you're on a digital searchable list. NFA registry isn't any worse apart from the $200 fee. Use suppressors

[@shanecobabe4064]

These need to be bought as easy as ear protection. I just went shooting yesterday and keep thinking how nice it would be to own a suppressor. And the price should go down on them if more companies can join the market. Competition will drive price down and supply will increase

[@D45726Lkthsc]

Suppressor regulations are absolutely absurd how is this still happening in 2023??

[@OldMajor]

Now the USMC does a Study! Brilliant... but I am now almost completely DEAF! LMAO... the damn VC don't use Silencers!

[@clintcomer8349]

So can you pin and weld a suppressor to a short barreled AR to legally equip a stock?

[@turbocongo]

How do you like the B&T can? Can we expect a review video sometime soon?

[@poniccalichronic]

Hey buddy great videos I've watched them for years and I've learned so much. Just one critique, because I've heard you say it in numerous videos. If the notes are for you and not the audience then why not center yourself in the shot, nice water and geese in the background and you can still use your notes just out of shot. I'm sure you have a reason but I think about I every time you mention your notes. Great videos, thank you!

[@Kami3Kaze]

i don't hear the ring anymore when i shoot 556 i do wear earpro now though thankfully i don't have tinnitus

[@King-IbnDragon]

How 'bout a vid on 'Blast Forwarding Devices'? Huxwurx's Blastphemy, Strike Industries' Oppressor etc..

[@mr.mr.3301]

Love that shirt

[@future_phonk]

Is there any way to clean the Surefure RC2? Can you soak it in a lead or carbon solvent

[@TacticalConsiderations]

solid.

[@RocksNRuts4]

im likin this, lots to know

[@ThePatriotParadox]

I feel like the government is banning my standard compacity mags and i can only use a 8 round mag ...lol much love man, hooe N.C. passes the C.C. law, and your still my favorite video dude, but im poor and can barley afford to maintain and practice with thr few things i have. Would love to be able to watch full video but i just can't afford the 89. I wish i could REALLY. Still support you and still my favorite. God bless, from my family to yours.

[@Throatwobbler_Mangrove]

Can we get a review on the JK Armament 105 CCX 9mm? I like the idea of an "edc can" that doesn't need a booster but if it isn't at least halfway competent for it's size it's just an expensive gimmick.

[@edrag69]

Nice Mike

[@TheHateHarbinger]

I always wondered if you had to notify the ATF for suppressor's going across state lines like SBR's. Now I know. Thanks!

[@R_K_S2401]

I wouldn't be surprised if you had to

[@funkymonkeylovin]

Bad time to hitch your trailer to the Crowder wagon. Hopefully you can get out of your contract (if you want to, of course)

[@brucevance1511]

Mug club? What happened to using WPSN?

[@KansaSCaymanS]

I thought there used to be something called a wet suppressor that used some kind of oiled baffle material internally - are those no longer a thing?

[@stevenkennedy4130]

I'm here to learn. Lay some knowledge on me brother!

[@RealEstateEntrepreneur]

Am I understanding correctly; even if we build our own suppressor, we still have to register with the castopo (ATF)?

[@randyreviewsit]

that's a pretty sweet shirt

[@amym828]

Wish this video had chapter markers as there was a lot of info here I didn't need and just wanted to jump to the topics I wanted to hear about

[@reb363]

Love your new Sign Off "KZbin Piss Off" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@melonrain6862]

Hey Mike, would you please do a video a video on SME’s ….or blast forward devices. They are non nfa items and are way less expensive. I know they aren’t quite, but apparently some of them are hearing safe to the shooter

[@Gl0ckb1te]

This absolutely needs to happen. Willys or mikes sme is basically a can with holes in the baffles

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

they are garbage. theres your video. a silencer isnt that expensive nor is it hard to get with silencershop... takes 5 min and then you just wait a bit

[@Guns.and.Mooneyes]

I think I can get one of those in WA state but can't attach it to anything?

[@hal5699]

love the GOA hat!

[@raw7s784]

can a monocore suppressor be pinned and welded to be considered barrel length?

[@gofastnocrash3651]

What suppressor is all the way on the left in the thumbnail?

[@fog8969]

Can anyone explain how the mugclub works? I went to the website, and what I saw was that you enter whatever amount you want to contribute every month, like you just make up whatever number you want. No explanation of how your contribution amount might affect your access or whatever.

[@TheBaxpin]

Are there any good options for lefty shooters with suppressors?