YHM Turbo K

We wanted to add to the collection before the election. I already have a YHM LT 762 and this will work with my current mounts. Silencer Shop Single Shot trust.

Now just one more piston can. Looking at the Rugged Obsidian...

Shot my surefire rc socom 2 yesterday for the first time.

While it was piping hot I decided to take it off.

It slipped out of my hand. Instinct kicked in and I used my foot to break the fall of the can hitting the floor

It rolled down my Nike and now has an melted mesh weave pattern that looks like it was a custom rattlecan overlay design.

I'm an idiot

Or a genius?! Only pics and time will tell.

I think we might have a problem here... Rugged Obsidian in jail too

Is the best route still to set up a trust? Or does it really matter any more?

I would be the only person using the can(s) / SBR(s), but I have time to wait since I have eaten up most all free time with a MBA

Good choice on the Rugged Obsidian, I've got one in jail since December that I can't wait to get my hands on.

Trust is the best for us because we have several devices and users

Bigballin said:

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Is the best route still to set up a trust? Or does it really matter any more?

I would be the only person using the can(s) / SBR(s), but I have time to wait since I have eaten up most all free time with a MBA

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Do you one it to belong to the govt when you die?

Do you want others to be able to use it?

That is why you have a trust.

Thank you for the responses.

Any cons with getting a single shot trust vs going with a full blown trust prepared by an attorney? See the advantage is using the silencer shop process and cost.

If you are just getting one item, then Single Shot is cheap and painless. If you are going to have multiple items or do form 1's then a 'real' trust would be the better option.

Mr. Dubi said:

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If you are just getting one item, then Single Shot is cheap and painless. If you are going to have multiple items or do form 1's then a 'real' trust would be the better option.

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Trust me, once you own one you will want ten. Get a real trust.

SteveMedina said:

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I'm an idiot

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It happens. First time I ran 80 rounds of FA through a SDN6 I ended up with a nice can shaped burn on my calf for about a year.

I always carry a pair of Mechanix leather gloves in my range bag now. I slide the suppressor cover back and grab it just long enough to loosen the threads then slip the suppressor cover back over it to finish unscrewing. I am using a Rifles Only HAD suppressor cover and even after dumping 3 mags of .223 through my AR I can hold the suppressor cover in my hand comfortably.