Hearing protection, recoil reduction. Its awesome.I see a lot of modern hunting pics with suppressors on the weapons..what's the big deal with that?? So you can lob rounds at a critter and don't know you are doing it??
only need one round for kill...adrenaline kicks in at sight of horns you don't feel recoil...Hearing protection, recoil reduction. Its awesome.
one round several times a year in different states and a lot of years doing it, eventually will lead to major hearing loss. 5 grand in hearing aids or $200 tax stamp and suppressor cost. Wish I would have done it when I could still hear.only need one round for kill...adrenaline kicks in at sight of horns you don't feel recoil...
only need one round for kill...adrenaline kicks in at sight of horns you don't feel recoil...
This is a complete failure of any comprehension of the benefits of a suppressor. That one round does plenty of damage to your hearing but since you're a tough guy who has all that adrenaline, well just keep doing what you're doing and then we will wait for you to complain that insurance companies don't cover hearing aids.
165 decibels without a suppressor, 135 with a suppressor, but also the added benefit of some recoil reduction. Throw in electronic hearing protection when hunting/shooting and now your down to about 115 decibels. I have had hearing aids since I was about 35. Once you've lost it, it's never coming back. Hearing aids are expensive and work pretty well, but don't think that they miraculously make you hear exactly like you did before. That is just not the case.
Not when there are 15 pigs out in front of you! I have killed as many as 4 pigs with a conventional rifle. Hope to do better with a suppressor.only need one round for kill...adrenaline kicks in at sight of horns you don't feel recoil...
We killed 83 in 2 nights with thermal and suppressors! It’s about the most fun you can have with your clothes on!Not when there are 15 pigs out in front of you! I have killed as many as 4 pigs with a conventional rifle. Hope to do better with a suppressor.
Not today ATF, not today!This guy is selling these as filters. https://wolvesflash.com/products/fo...lid=IwAR3-xXwMh7EI5Mqvj4V_HtKREWFXHUd6edUq63j
Was your on a trust? Trusts have been taking about a year. I just got a stack of approvals for individual applications. Several at 5 months, and a few at 4 months.Put my paperwork in December. At the time they where saying a couple only took three months. It’s now 11 months.
No I didn't do a trust. They said Individuals where going to be quicker. I was hoping to use it for hunting season this year. Well I have one late cow elk tag to go . Will I make it ?Was your on a trust? Trusts have been taking about a year. I just got a stack of approvals for individual applications. Several at 5 months, and a few at 4 months.
40 or so examiners and they are all not as fast as each other.
Its worth a call to the ATF and check status. I'm selling a ton, and haven't seen an individual application take over 8 months for a while. Its possible the stamp was lost in the mail. Happens occasionally. You will just need your serial number and call (304) 616-4500No I didn't do a trust. They said Individuals where going to be quicker. I was hoping to use it for hunting season this year. Well I have one late cow elk tag to go . Will I make it ?
As far as I know, in order to export any NFA item requires you to obtain permission with lots of paperwork. i have heard of people taking them to Africa, and other countries and never having a problem getting them back into the country but I would not do it. Hopefully someone that knows all about the process of exporting your suppressor will chime in. I've seen some pretty good write ups on other forums but I couldn't find them quickly for this reply.Have any of you traveled to Mexico hunting with your cans ?