UnitedHealthcare CEO shot, killed outside Midtown Manhattan hotel; suspect sought

[Cavalry]

Not sure you can print a suppressor. A suppressor is essentially a pressure vessel, and PLA filament isn't exactly a great choice for that.

At least not a supressor good for more than one shot on a 3d printer that costs less than 6 figures.

If you want a cheap untracable suppressor you go to autozone and grab an oil filter.

Or you buy one of those long narrow "fuel filters" off ebay and expect a visit from the ATF.

One can absolutely print a 100% working suppressor with a everyday printer and non exotic filament. We are not talking about a couple shots from .22lr, but rather rifle rounds shooting FA. Check out the FNA (Fuck The NFA) on your favorite alternative video site.

 

[fresch]

Yea, the way it's written, if you kill the guy who's been sleeping with your wife, it's murder 2 if he was an accountant, but murder 1 if he was a cop.

That's just fundamentally wrong.

ii-A , if they were counting then murder 1.

 

[spat]

One can absolutely print a 100% working suppressor with a everyday printer and non exotic filament. We are not talking about a couple shots from .22lr, but rather rifle rounds shooting FA. Check out the FNA (Fuck The NFA) on your favorite alternative video site.

How thick would the wall have to be ?

A plastic suppressor just doesn't seem like it would stand up to me, maybe with some fiber reinforcement I guess.

Still, the oil filter has to be quicker and easier

If someone really wanted to tell the ATF to go fuck themselves, they'd start marketing some go-cart or pit bike with a long narrow oil filter that had 1/2-28 threads on it...

 

[Cavalry]

How thick would the wall have to be ?

A plastic suppressor just doesn't seem like it would stand up to me, maybe with some fiber reinforcement I guess.

Still, the oil filter has to be quicker and easier

If someone really wanted to tell the ATF to go fuck themselves, they'd start marketing some go-cart or pit bike with a long narrow oil filter that had 1/2-28 threads on it...

Surprisingly thin. The STL's are very easy to find it you want to look at in CAD. There are many to choose from but the FTN is the current flagship model. For more extreme use they recommended to sleeve it with a carbon fiber tube or wrap it with fiberglass, mostly to keep from blowing out after too much heat input.
Oil filters while cheap and ubiquitous are not very effective. They work to a degree but are not optimal by any means, let alone the issue of making sights pretty much worthless. As far as filters to piss off the AFT the NAPA 4003 has been around for decades and used in a manner non consistent with its manufacture for as long. It does not have the correct thread like an oil filter and requires an adapter but like an oil filter is sub-optimal at best.

 

[Robin]

When we were kids we made one from a lawn mower muffler.

Robin

 

[Parzival]

Montana Firearms Freedom Act, was passed in 2009 and allowed suppressors that were stamped “Made in Montana”and bought by a Montanan, to be exempt from the NFA.

Of course the 9th Circus said no and the Supreme Court never took the case.

But I love Montana for the effort.

 

[tirwin1]

 

[Pissed Off Patriot]

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Heck, Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, which is horrible healthcare in its own right

Does that mean Obama is fair game now?

 

[spat]

Surprisingly thin. The STL's are very easy to find it you want to look at in CAD. There are many to choose from but the FTN is the current flagship model. For more extreme use they recommended to sleeve it with a carbon fiber tube or wrap it with fiberglass, mostly to keep from blowing out after too much heat input.
Oil filters while cheap and ubiquitous are not very effective. They work to a degree but are not optimal by any means, let alone the issue of making sights pretty much worthless. As far as filters to piss off the AFT the NAPA 4003 has been around for decades and used in a manner non consistent with its manufacture for as long. It does not have the correct thread like an oil filter and requires an adapter but like an oil filter is sub-optimal at best.

Interesting.

I have an obsidian 9 from rugged, and I use it with a pistol with normal height sights just fine.

It's obviously not as good as suppressor height sights, but if you keep both eyes open your brain will superimpose the sight picture of the right eye over the target picture from the left and will work pretty well.

At 50yds with a G26 I don't see too much degradation in my accuracy, maybe 15%

At closer distances it seems to be even less important.

I'm sure for low iron sights on a rifle it would be a lot more significant, but that's also a lot less common of a configuration.

 

[1075tech]

(v) the intended victim was a witness to a crime committed on a prior
occasion and the death was caused for the purpose of preventing the
intended victim's testimony in any criminal action,....

vi) the defendant committed the killing or procured commission of the
killing pursuant to an agreement with a person other than the intended...

Either or both of these sections probably apply. But if they made that assertion, there'd be more questions

 

[spat]

Montana Firearms Freedom Act, was passed in 2009 and allowed suppressors that were stamped “Made in Montana”and bought by a Montanan, to be exempt from the NFA.

Of course the 9th Circus said no and the Supreme Court never took the case.

But I love Montana for the effort.

Back when the CLEO sign-off was still a requirement for NFA registration AZ passed a law that required local LEOs to sign off for anyone who wasn't otherwise prohibited.

 

[GOPerfect]

Things are getting stupid....

Be careful of your words.

Arrested for words. 100K bond.

x.com

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[gun_slinger_boy]

Interesting.

I have an obsidian 9 from rugged, and I use it with a pistol with normal height sights just fine.

It's obviously not as good as suppressor height sights, but if you keep both eyes open your brain will superimpose the sight picture of the right eye over the target picture from the left and will work pretty well.

At 50yds with a G26 I don't see too much degradation in my accuracy, maybe 15%

At closer distances it seems to be even less important.

I'm sure for low iron sights on a rifle it would be a lot more significant, but that's also a lot less common of a configuration.

You can pretty much just use the top of the can at the muzzle end.

 

[Parzival]

Things are getting stupid....

Be careful of your words.

Arrested for words. 100K bond.

x.com

x.com

“Boston was charged with threats to conduct a mass sh**ting or act of terrorism.”

I read that as “mass shitting” the first time.

 

[libertysnake]

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He's asking for a friend.

 

[FRANKIE]

When we were kids we made one from a lawn mower muffler.
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Robin

Hey you missed your calling!

 

[ManualF150]

Hey you missed your calling!
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Do they sell Tecumseh silencers? Asking for a friend...

 

[spat]

You can pretty much just use the top of the can at the muzzle end.

You could sight along the top like a ridge sight, and probably get good enough accuracy for most pistol needs "in the wild". But that's never going to be as accurate as a proper sight picture.

Plus, you should have both eyes open anyway for situational awareness.

Once you get used to it, it really works pretty well. You have your normal sight picture. It's just half coming from the left eye and half from the right.

It's a bit like using one of those "magic eye" random dot stereogram pictures that were popular a while back. But once you get used to it, it doesn't take any time at all to get the picture up.

You could try it with just a post-it note stuck on the front of your favorite pistol.

 

[spat]

Things are getting stupid....

Be careful of your words.

Arrested for words. 100K bond.

x.com

x.com

Unless there was a lot more than what was printed in that article, she should have a good lawsuit on her hands for the arrest.

To be an actual criminal threat it needs to be specific to both the time, and target.

 

[GOPerfect]

Unless there was a lot more than what was printed in that article, she should have a good lawsuit on her hands for the arrest.

To be an actual criminal threat it needs to be specific to both the time, and target.

Agrred. The news does not ever tell the whole story

 

[FRANKIE]

Do they sell Tecumseh silencers? Asking for a friend...

But it might be considered racist
Ya know like the Cleveland Indian thing

 

[Bustedknees]

Angry Subaru driver crashes car through dealership window after claiming he was denied refund: ‘Hit a breaking point’

“I told you mother f–kers! I told you!”

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Hey, he had grievances, no problem for some folks! let the anarchy begin!!!!
Robin

I think this fits the profile of most Subaru drivers. He was lacking a bicycle and ski's in his rack though.

 

[Celt]

Things are getting stupid....

Be careful of your words.

Arrested for words. 100K bond.

x.com

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Even though it was stupid for her to say, an arrest with a threat of jail time up to 15 years is completely absurd.

 

[Modean]

Heck, Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, which is horrible healthcare in its own right

Does that mean Obama is fair game now?

More people die because of the decisions of politicians than any other group. Are they open season now?

 

[SonOfSun]

The man who shot the CEO, Luigi Mangione, wrote a lengthy explanation on why he shot Brian Thompson. In it, he explained his mother had fallen ill with a disease that left her in such extreme pain that her screaming kept Luigi up at night…

It’s rather haunting. But I think it’s important people know about this, so I’ll be posting Mangione’s words in full, so you may get a better idea of the “why” of things:



I’m a father myself. I have parents and siblings I love deeply. And I would absolutely be furious if I had to watch the people I love in this world suffer waiting for treatment they cannot afford, despite paying thousands of dollars a year in case of such emergencies. Every year 68,000 Americans die of preventable diseases and many of them are are denied life-saving medication or operation by Brian Thompson and other CEOs like him… Mr. Thompson had hundreds of thousands if not millions of “enemies”. He didn’t see them as people, though… just, numbers. And now he’s a statistic too.

 

[Acer-m14]

we can stop all this madness now ... come one everyone ...

cancel your insurance now ..

no insurance companies , then they cannot deny you services ...

problem solved

no more CEO getting shot ..

 

[Robin]

Mr Thompson was a family man, with a wife and children that I'm sure he loved and was loved in return. He must have worked very hard to get to the position he had attained in that highly and tightly regulated business. Regulated by who" Why politicians of course! Where is the anger toward them, where is the anger for Obama for his part in this fiasco of health care by zip code. Fuck that back shooting murderous coward of a commie piece of shit and all the piece's of shit fools the elevate him as some kind of martyr.
You know where my GP practices medicine now? Mexico! Why? In his own words, because he can practice medicine! This conversation after he denied doing a procedure he had done before and had to refer me to a specialist due to government regulation, and that fucking specialist had to refer me to another specialist, not because he couldn't do the fucking, but because of government regulation!!!!!
But sheep got to be sheep and haters gotta hate with all their misplaced bile. Disgusting assholes!
Robin