December 06, 2011
Suppressors (aka Silencers) for Hunting
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Noise suppressors on firearms (for shooters and hunters) are common in Europe and New Zealand. Why not in the U.S.?!
Contrary to conventional wisdom, a silencer on a firearm is not really a silencer at all; it's actually a noise suppressor. The big bang is not eliminated, just reduced. A suppressed .223 Rem. sounds like a .22 Long Rifle, and a suppressed .308 Win. sounds similar to a .22 Magnum or a bit louder. To get your suppressor education, visit CanU—"The "Silencer University."
Suppressors are legal to own in most states, and some allow them for hunting. To own a suppressor you have to complete a background check and pay a $200 tax to "the man." The process takes about 4 months, so get on it if you want to hunt with one next year.
Advantages? You won't go deaf, recoil can be reduced, and you'll probably shoot better because you won't hear that hellish bang when you pull the trigger. Advanced Armament Corp., Surefire and Wilson Combat all make great suppressors.
Get off that wad of cash you've been saving for a Britney Spears concert and quit making so much noise.
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