Oil Filter Thread

[BucketBack]

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[Inor]

???

[T-Man 1066]

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I can make that adapter...

[hawgrider]

Oh... its for a whisper 2000 lol!

[Big Ken]

Went from pow pow to pew pew.

[Inor]

Oh... its for a whisper 2000 lol!

Gotcha. Thanks. I was thinking: What the hell good is that? It would blow all the oil out as soon as you started it. (I don't get out much...)

[White Shadow]

There's a lot less talk about engine oil in here than I expected.

[shootbrownelk]

That's a DIY silencer for a tactical lever action in 6.5 creedmoreNmore.

[BucketBack]

Solvent trap

[Chiefster23]

3/4 round stock. 3/4-16 die. 1/2-28 tap. Drill press and drill bits. Don’t even need a lathe

Easier just to buy it but I’m sure purchase will get flagged in some data base somewhere.

[BucketBack]

Rumor has it, somebody put a serial # on one and got a stamp for it.:samflags:

[T-Man 1066]

I feel pretty dumb, didn't realize what it was for until now...

:thinking:

[T-Man 1066]

3/4 round stock. 3/4-16 die. 1/2-28 tap. Drill press and drill bits. Don’t even need a lathe

Easier just to buy it but I’m sure purchase will get flagged in some data base somewhere.

We probably just flagged ourselves!

[Chiefster23]

I’m pretty sure this whole site is already flagged. But seriously, I really don’t much see the point of a suppressor. On a rifle, the gun still makes a shit load of noise unless the round is sub-sonic. And why have a rifle shooting sub-sonic ammo? And really, how you gonna aim a gun with an oil filter on the end of the barrel. This idea belongs in a TV mob hit movie. LOL

[BucketBack]

I helped Sikorsky and Boeing make things for war, humvees, we had to sign in with the friendly FBI guys hidden in the spray booth. They had to follow us, even if it meant going to the Mars Bar in the 80's. All the tooling got done, a piece in every shop around warren. So we wouldn't figure out what it was. The program was cancelled and scrapped they said

Then we saw the stealth bomber in action before my Trig class at the bar with the teacher during shock'n'awe

[Slippy]

Pretty dang simple. Eliminate the BATFE.

[BucketBack]

Maybe another red flag, being on gun forums ?
probably the most hate by libtards

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[MountainGirl]

Pretty dang simple. Eliminate the BATFE.

Your lips > God's ears.

[Box of frogs]

These things were really popular at gun shows a while back.
What I never understood about the principle involved is that the vents in the filter point to the rear. In the face of the operator. Seems the noise and gases are going to be in your face. Most legit suppressors vent along the long axis of the tube.
Just my 2 cents
BoF

[shootbrownelk]

We probably just flagged ourselves!
The DHS, FBI, BATFE and CIA can stuff their red flag up their collective wazoo's.

[Prepared One]

I’m pretty sure this whole site is already flagged. But seriously, I really don’t much see the point of a suppressor. On a rifle, the gun still makes a shit load of noise unless the round is sub-sonic. And why have a rifle shooting sub-sonic ammo? And really, how you gonna aim a gun with an oil filter on the end of the barrel. This idea belongs in a TV mob hit movie. LOL

Despite my alleged connection with the Biden crime family and association with the Clinton cartel, I will neither confirm nor deny that neither, or any, of these statements of unsupported supposed facts, are true or false, to the best of my failing memory.

[Box of frogs]

The other suppressor gimmick I remember was a threaded connector that allows a 2 liter soda bottle to be screwed on to the end of the barrel.
Again, how long is a plastic bottle going to hold up under the temperature and pressure that exits the muzzle.
Not long is the answer, but people were handing over hard earned dollars for junk at the show I saw these.
BoF

[Prepared One]

Duplicate

[1skrewsloose]

All threaded connections need to be fine thread or they won't hold up. Heard from a friend.

My friend also suggests consulting a thread engagement chart prior to doing this kinda stuff.

[T-Man 1066]

IIRC, and maybe SOCOM 42 could speak to this, I believe when I was working for the man making barrels, we were machining them to 2A specs, and 2B for the female threaded component. I don't recall having to have 3A / 3B threads.

I would suspect the oil filter threads are 1B, which is loose fit.

I spent the first 5 years in the cold heading industry, and have done extensive threading, mostly single point, in standard, acme, buttress, whitworth, NPTF, etc threads.

[BucketBack]

I just have a tap and die set

[shootbrownelk]

The other suppressor gimmick I remember was a threaded connector that allows a 2 liter soda bottle to be screwed on to the end of the barrel.
Again, how long is a plastic bottle going to hold up under the temperature and pressure that exits the muzzle.
Not long is the answer, but people were handing over hard earned dollars for junk at the show I saw these.
BoF

You'd think that the rifle would be real muzzle heavy with all that soda on the end of the barrel. :thinking:

[Prepared One]

I feel pretty dumb, didn't realize what it was for until now...

:thinking:

Don't feel bad, I still don't know what it is. (Listen up all you ABC agencies!)

[Mad Trapper]

I use the 2-qt filters delcos in my chevys now with best oil, not thin shit, 20-50.

My old tractors 15-40 bestoill, hard to get a filter

[shootbrownelk]

WIX are the best oil filters IMO. They work best using full synthetic 5w20, and .223. :bigthumbup:

[Mad Trapper]

WIX are the best oil filters IMO. They work best using full synthetic 5w20, and .223. :bigthumbup:

Do they make a 2-qt for chevy/gm?

My tractors are N fords and fergys, and a 3 cyl Ford 2000

[shootbrownelk]

Do they make a 2-qt for chevy/gm?

My tractors are N fords and fergys, and a 3 cyl Ford 2000

??? I don't know Trap, WIX makes the NAPA gold filters. :confused:

[Mad Trapper]

??? I don't know Trap, WIX makes the NAPA gold filters. :confused:

The least expensive 2-qt I been able to find is the Delco ones from Advance auto. Not sure if Wix is a better filter or who makes the Delco ones? I'm assuming GM wouldn't put crap filters on their new cars, since they have to warranty them.

Damm filters used to be $5

[BucketBack]

Most of GM's shit, is from China, then it goes to Flint MI, to get the AC/Delco sticker put on.


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[BucketBack]

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[Mad Trapper]

I had to get filters for my tractors this spring. Least expensive I could find were online/ebay ones, I ordered one and was not impressed, I don't think it would ever seal properly in my 9N, might only work in my Fergy if I added some rubber sealing washers. A while back a guy on Ebay had the Bosch filters @ 4/$25, I should have got a dozen instead of 4.

The Bosch seal the center shaft and ends well, Wix the center shaft, NoName WTF? The hole in the cener is too big and the end washers are hard fiber.

I can get the Wix (Oriellys) or NAPA Local, but NAPA think$ their Gold filter$ are made of gold.

TSC used to stock Fram which are useable. But the Woke Joke azzhats running the place now, don't even stock any tractor filters anymore!!! Last few times I went in there it was only to use the restroom, didn't even have automotive hose clamps in stock.........sheeplike idjet working there told me to look in the garden hose section.....profanity......

L to R: Used Bosch Wix NoName

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T to B: Bosch Wix NoName

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And AOC for fun

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