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[Tom Cole]

Works fine on 22 caliber weapons.
Check out the video on Youtube, under Cadiz Gun Works.

Uses a standard oil filter, one is included and marked properly to avoid any ATF paperwork issues.

Threaded for standasrd AR, 1/2 x 28, threads.

$75 each plus $5.00 shipping to your class 3 dealer.




Pat. Pending.

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[rjrivero]

THAT'S AWESOME. Does it only work with .22's? What's the thread pattern for the barrel?

[ram123]

I looked under cadiz and youtube and could not find the video? Whats the link..?

[rjrivero]

I looked under cadiz and youtube and could not find the video? Whats the link..?

[Tom Cole]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

[rjrivero]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

I think you SHOULD market it as a SOLVENT TRAP. I'd buy a bunch of them.....

I could use a solvent trap threaded to 1/2 x 36 for my 9mm barrels too.

Edited by rjrivero, 24 September 2010 - 04:33 PM.

[Tom Cole]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

I think you SHOULD market it as a SOLVENT TRAP. I'd buy a bunch of them.....

I could use a solvent trap threaded to 1/2 x 36 for my 9mm barrels too.

Well, as a matter of fact, some early traps are still available.......1/2 x 28.....PM me.

[rjrivero]

PM Sent. Thanks Tom.

[LowCapacity]

Sorry for being the dumb guy, but you say no ATF paperwork then say ships to a class 3... so the actual adapter goes on a form 4 I take it?

[Tom Cole]

Sorry for being the dumb guy, but you say no ATF paperwork then say ships to a class 3... so the actual adapter goes on a form 4 I take it?

I don't see where it says no ATF paperwork........
These are properly registered, there was some concern over weather or not the filter needed to be attached to be a "completed" unit. So, I'm including a filter with the registered adapter.

So, ATF paperwork required...

[rjrivero]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

I think you SHOULD market it as a SOLVENT TRAP. I'd buy a bunch of them.....

I could use a solvent trap threaded to 1/2 x 36 for my 9mm barrels too.

Well, as a matter of fact, some early traps are still available.......1/2 x 28.....PM me.

Thanks Tom. Hopefully I'll be allowed to clean my rifles in the house again.

I can understand where Low Cap is coming from. You said in your original post that you are including a filter to "avoid ATF Paperwork issues." I take this to mean the ATF interpretation of the laws regarding completed silencers.

Edited by rjrivero, 24 September 2010 - 09:01 PM.

[LowCapacity]

Yeah I read that wrong, missed the "issues" part I guess.

[madmax4x4]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

I think you SHOULD market it as a SOLVENT TRAP. I'd buy a bunch of them.....

I could use a solvent trap threaded to 1/2 x 36 for my 9mm barrels too.

I know a solvent trap would save me a 100.00 to my Class III. And if someone wanted to do a form 1 later, get a stamp, engrave it, and make a can

[rjrivero]

Ooops, I guess you guys might be interested in the thread size. ........1/2 x 28, standard AR threads.

I originally patented this as a "Solvent Trap" and was trying to sell them to the military. But, being an old GI, I knew anything screwed on the end of the muzzle would get shot thru. So I registered one and started shooting......

I think you SHOULD market it as a SOLVENT TRAP. I'd buy a bunch of them.....

I could use a solvent trap threaded to 1/2 x 36 for my 9mm barrels too.

I know a solvent trap would save me a 100.00 to my Class III. And if someone wanted to do a form 1 later, get a stamp, engrave it, and make a can

Your class 3 charges $100 for transfers? That's just CRAP. I don't mean to rub it in, but I'm sending an Econo Can to Adco Firearms. I won't transfer it to my own collection right away because I want him to have it in the sample inventory for a while. I'll probably just leave it there for a few months or so. He brings guns and cans to our monthly Carbine Shoots for folks to try and hopefully we can generate a lot more Cadiz Silencer Sales that way. When Tom starts making MORE dedicated suppressors, I plan on doing the same with them. Nothing generates more excitement than having cans for folks to try on the range.

Too bad more folks don't support the hobby like Adco, Cadiz, Tromix, Lone Star and the rest of our vendors on this forum.

Edited by rjrivero, 25 September 2010 - 12:40 PM.

[Corbin]

You bringing one of these to the Pumpkin Shoot?

[Tom Cole]

You bringing one of these to the Pumpkin Shoot?

Of course,and I might bring some solvent traps to demo also.

[Mississippi Auto Arms]

If only we were a class 7........

Works fine on 22 caliber weapons.
Check out the video on Youtube, under Cadiz Gun Works.

Uses a standard oil filter, one is included and marked properly to avoid any ATF paperwork issues.

Threaded for standasrd AR, 1/2 x 28, threads.

$50 each plus $5.00 shipping to your class 3 dealer.




Pat. Pending.

[Tom Cole]

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Sometimes I don't think it's worth the crap you have to put up with.........

So what did you think of the solvent traps ?

[rjrivero]

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Sometimes I don't think it's worth the crap you have to put up with.........

So what did you think of the solvent traps ?

Solvent traps are excellent. I use them on my AR's, 9mm Lone Wolf Glock barrel, and my Beretta barrel. Cleaning them is much nicer with a solvent trap. If you made them in 1/2 x 36 I would order more for my 9mm AR's

[rjrivero]

Econo-Can update?

Tom,

When I sent the check for the solvent traps, I included the cost for an "econo-can" along with the SOT/FFL for my local dealer. We haven't seen this product yet and I was wondering if this project died due to ATF red tape?

Thanks in advance.

RJ

[Scott Kenny]

Don't see why it would die. The part that has the muzzle thread to oil-filter thread adapter has all the legally-required markings on it. Need a different-sized adapter for 12ga barrel and a diesel-truck filter, though!

What's the word, Tom?

[patriot]

...an econo-can adapter that fits a lawn tractor muffler would be good too.

[Korwin]

I have not cleaned my guns in a while I would like to help save the earth where can I get one of these adapters?

[GySgt New River]

So these will work on a AR15? Standard length and SBR?

Thanks,
MCASSgt New River

[rjrivero]

Econo-Can update?

Tom,

When I sent the check for the solvent traps, I included the cost for an "econo-can" along with the SOT/FFL for my local dealer. We haven't seen this product yet and I was wondering if this project died due to ATF red tape?

Thanks in advance.

RJ

Tom?

[Tom Cole]

Somehow this thread got lost in the whole solvent trap econo-can adventure.
Cans are in stock....The girls in the office have made nice with ATF and the dealer to dealer transfers are only running about three weeks right now.

[Uwishucould158]

Do the solvent traps have to be sent to a class 3 dealer or can i order one and have it sent to my home and did you ever produce any for the saiga 12

[Nephilim7]

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I would like to know about these as well. I am interested in several solvent traps if they are legally available and in stock. Thanks!