Dr. Scary Guy

But they don't want to spend $1,000 per can because they don't have the budget for it.

No, it makes sense.

The baffles are, like, encased in an outer shell, and that whole thing goes into the tube.

So it comes apart and is meant to stay nice and clean and easy to clean.

I haven't yet since I bought it a while ago.

It's got a few thousand rounds.

well again some of the suppressors with the aluminum baffles tell you specifically not to use water-based cleaners and you don't want to soak them in the water-based solvents and they say the only thing you should be using is something oil-based so yeah i this 22 can i pulled apart a couple of weeks ago it is just sitting uh break free i rubbed it all over the baffles and they're just gooey and then i also rubbed it down with rem oil i wrapped them in rem oil wipes and they've just been sitting there trying to get

some of that kick off of it.

He's a fancy lawyer.

He pays people for that.

Yeah, I don't need a Scorpion Evo, but I kind of wanted one for the last 12 years or so.

And a guy was selling one.

He had already done the short barrel work on it.

He did all of the upgrade or some of the upgrades I was going to do anyway.

Um, and he, he needs to part ways with it cause he doesn't shoot it anymore.

And he said he hadn't shot it for like eight years.

And I said, I can, I can help with that.

So I bought it off of him and it's been a little over a week now.

Uh, it was trust to trust.

So I think the ATF is confused about what to do.