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Palataas vanhaan aiheeseen. Cal 300 WM ja turannut ladata D47- luotia tarkaksi ja onnistunut aina 830 m/s nopeuteen saakka. Sen jälkeen kasat leviää jopa 3-4-kertaiseksi. Ase ampuu tarkasti usealla muulla latauksella ja erityisen hyvin nopeuksilla 820-933 m/s esim. 167 ja 175 Scenareilla. Lisäksi Lapuan TRX ja Noslerin E-tip, sekä yllättäen 200 gr Naturalis oli tarkka. Lataukset eivät anna painemerkkejä ja nopeudet 4-7 m/s vaihteluvälillä.

Esim. tänään kokeilu N560 ruudilla D47 luotina tuotti 7cm tasaisen osunnan 150 metrille. Reiät taulussa pyöreitä. Nopeutta 891 m/s. Eli voiko olla niin että D47 ei kestä vauhtia, koska ei ole siihen suunniteltu?

Lainaus käyttäjältä: bjorn - heinäkuu 21, 2026, 10:57So in conclusion - if I visit a finnish rifle store and I carry with me an EU firearms passport should I be able to buy a suppressor or not?

I can say that if I do the same with gunpowders then I am able to purchase it from a finnish gun store.

You might want to ask beforehand from Varuste.net or similar gunshops if they will sell you a suppressor based on your EU firearms passport or not.

Can you take the suppressor permanently out of Finland is another matter and only Finnish Police or Finnish Customs can answer that question.

So in conclusion - if I visit a finnish rifle store and I carry with me an EU firearms passport should I be able to buy a suppressor or not?

I can say that if I do the same with gunpowders then I am able to purchase it from a finnish gun store. 

Lainaus käyttäjältä: tönäri - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 20:57

Lainaus käyttäjältä: bjorn - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 18:24Can Finnish shooters buy silencers based on firearm permit and is it a registered unit (based on serial number) or is it like gunpowder - anyone with a firearm license can buy it and it will not go on the permit. You just need a license to buy it?

Yes, with suitable rifle permit you're able to buy supressor. They're not registered to any database when sold. Kind of works like gunpowder.

Yes, every suppressor sold by a shop will need to be documented and sent to the police. If it has a serial number it needs to be provided, if not then it just gets documented without a serial number. Also regarding powder, it gets documented the same way as purchasing ammo, the only difference is that the powders serial and lot number of the powder. The only difference is that with ammo, powder, primers the info doesnt get sent.

100€ ja postit

Myyntiin tai vaihtoon:

- Optilock 34mm LOW fos. (BH n.7mm) + Tikka alaosat.

- Optilock 1" LOW sisärenkailla(BH n.5mm) + Tikka alaosat.

34mm renkaat        65€ / tarjous
1" renkaat          60€ / tarjous
Tikka alapala pari  50€ / tarjous

Vaihdossa voisivat kiinnostaa tarvittaessa välirahalla:

- Laadukkaat 30mm Picatinny rengasjalat / jalusta esim. Recknagel/Eratac.
- Optilock 30mm LOW / MED renkaat
- Optilock 11mm base / Picatinny base
- Laadukas jalusta 34mm 20MOA BH 10-15mm Picatinnykiskoon.

Osat Päijät-Hämeessä, liikkuvat Lahti-Oulu-Sotkamo-Lahti akselia tarvittaessa, ja omien menojen mukaan myös PK seutu / Kemi, tai Lappeenranta-Hämeenlinna.

Parhaiten tavoittaa Whatsapp/txt  O45kasikasi9407kolme / Pauli

Lainaus käyttäjältä: tönäri - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 20:57

Lainaus käyttäjältä: bjorn - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 18:24Can Finnish shooters buy silencers based on firearm permit and is it a registered unit (based on serial number) or is it like gunpowder - anyone with a firearm license can buy it and it will not go on the permit. You just need a license to buy it?

Yes, with suitable rifle permit you're able to buy supressor. They're not registered to any database when sold. Kind of works like gunpowder.

Gunshops are required to keep their register of sold suppressors. I was asked only a week ago to supply the serial number a the gun shop because they had forgotten to write it down when they sold it to me.

In future Finnish gun law does not require serial numbers for suppressors and then the gunshop register is a bit weak register.

Lainaus käyttäjältä: bjorn - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 18:24Can Finnish shooters buy silencers based on firearm permit and is it a registered unit (based on serial number) or is it like gunpowder - anyone with a firearm license can buy it and it will not go on the permit. You just need a license to buy it?

Yes, with suitable rifle permit you're able to buy supressor. They're not registered to any database when sold. Kind of works like gunpowder.

Can Finnish shooters buy silencers based on firearm permit and is it a registered unit (based on serial number) or is it like gunpowder - anyone with a firearm license can buy it and it will not go on the permit. You just need a license to buy it?

Lainaus käyttäjältä: bjorn - heinäkuu 20, 2026, 16:41

Lainaus käyttäjältä: HJu - kesäkuu 30, 2026, 08:14AseUtra has recently acquired a 3D metal printer so we should see some interesting new desings at some point. Whether they will be for PRS, military or hunting use remains to be seen.

At this time in Scandinavia I would buy OTK 100 or 150 suppressor with muzzle brake and be done with it for the next two years at least. After that there might be the newest 3D printed titanium hybrid suppressor from Ase Utra costing only 1500 euros in Black Friday sale

I acquired some more info on the OTK 150 with muzzle brake and wanted to give it a go. Unfortunately FIN and Estonian firearms laws are different so it is not an easy task to complete.

1) In Estonia silencers and/or muzzle brakes are not regulated by law. You do not need a permit to purchase them.
2) FIN can not send/sell silencers directly.
3) All kind of export/import licenses are required, which makes ordering from FIN a no go option if I want to buy 1pcs.
4) There are no retailers in Estonia for OTK products. I asked from our retailers if they would start carrying these products but no success so far. 

There are multiple retailers for AseUtra in Estonia. Perhaps they will release something interesting soon....

There is similar situation with magazines sold in Estonia. No license needed but nobody wants to (=  can) mail any to Finland. If I travel to Estonia I can buy the magazines there and bring them with me to Finland. But no mail purchase is possible. Some red tape preventing exporting them.

EU is supposedly about free trade but only thing that works is free travel of the lawless people.