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<blockquote data-quote="Bed Wetter" data-source="post: 206497" data-attributes="member: 428">Can’t speak for central ND. In the east, Curt @ The Outdoorsman is great but his lathe usually limits him to barrels that are 22” or longer. For shorter barrels, I recently used Connor Severance in Wyndmere. He trades work with another competent smith out of state so if his equipment can’t do it he can send it out to have it done for the same price.- - - Updated - - -You’re probably right, but for most guys (like me) we’re just tired of our ears ringing for 2 days after we tag da turdy point buck. If I’m really worried about it, I can swap out the .30 endcap on my Omega for a .223 diameter endcap. 30 db sound reduction vs 33db might not be worth the extra $800-$1,000 it would cost to pick up another can.I do agree on the “don’t shoot rimfire through an unserviceable can” suggestion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bed Wetter, post: 206497, member: 428"] Can’t speak for central ND. In the east, Curt @ The Outdoorsman is great but his lathe usually limits him to barrels that are 22” or longer. For shorter barrels, I recently used Connor Severance in Wyndmere. He trades work with another competent smith out of state so if his equipment can’t do it he can send it out to have it done for the same price. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] You’re probably right, but for most guys (like me) we’re just tired of our ears ringing for 2 days after we tag da turdy point buck. If I’m really worried about it, I can swap out the .30 endcap on my Omega for a .223 diameter endcap. 30 db sound reduction vs 33db might not be worth the extra $800-$1,000 it would cost to pick up another can. I do agree on the “don’t shoot rimfire through an unserviceable can” suggestion. [/QUOTE]

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