Good Class III dealer for suppressor

[OcelotZ3]

Hi All,

I'm looking at buying an SWR Warlock soon. I'm in Corvallis, and I was wondering if there is a Class III dealer who would sell these nearby that people would recommend.

I have no problem driving up to 90 miles (Portland, etc.).

Thanks for any help.

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[glockguy]

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[nhuman]

I am waiting for my paper work to come back right now, one word of advice buy it from someone who has it in stock. I found a good price on one and had to wait an extra three months for the atf to approve the transfer to my dealer. now I'm waiting the three months for them to approve the transfer to me.
Kyle

 

[cyclesarge]

Tagging this thread for future reference. I wish I could recommend the dealer I got my Warlock through but he is giving it up so I need to find a new dealer as well.

 

[glockguy]

There is Northwest arms here in albany... www.northwestarms.com he's a good dude to deal with

 

[Hemi]

I hear Elcid is good.



ETA:

But in all seriousness- get the Spectre instead. Trust me, I have both.

 

[cyclesarge]

But in all seriousness- get the Spectre instead. Trust me, I have both.

+1, I have a Warlock and wish I had a Spectre. I didn't think I'd shoot suppressed that much when I ordered my Warlock. But I like shooting suppressed so much I never want to shoot my .22's unsuppressed. Plus I discovered how to bumpfire my Charger and the Warlock is not "full auto" rated.

 

[Keane]

A little far, but Oregon Research Labs in Vernonia is as good as it gets.

 

[OcelotZ3]

But the Spectre is so much heavier... I can see using the heavier model on a rifle, but on a small handgun like a Mosquito, Ruger, Browning, Beretta 21a, etc. the Spectre seems just a bit too heavy... Also, the Warlock seems to be more effective for .22lr from independent testing although the two are very close.

 

[NoAim]

But the Spectre is so much heavier... I can see using the heavier model on a rifle, but on a small handgun like a Mosquito, Ruger, Browning, Beretta 21a, etc. the Spectre seems just a bit too heavy... Also, the Warlock seems to be more effective for .22lr from independent testing although the two are very close.

Ruger Mark II/IIIs and Brownings aren't exactly "small" or "light" pistols.

While I agree about the heaviness of the Spectre, I like it for both .22LR and 5.7x28 use.

 

[coyote223]

The Warlock is fine if you don't shoot much. But if you end up filling it up with lead, in a short amount of time. And you want to get it cleaned, It could cost you a bunch. Especially if the outer tube is damaged during the take apart. You'll be buying another tax stamp to replace the outer tube. Thats why take apart cans are the most recommended now.

 

[cyclesarge]

I just got a Buckmark and a Tac Sol barrel. I THINK THE added weight of a Spectre over the Warlock might actually be WELCOME. I didn't actually weigh the barrel/Warlock combo but it feels quite a bit lighter than the factory 5.5" barrel.