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This link was listed in the American Hunter Insider: https://silencerco.com/suppressed/
Recent changes in the US on buying and owning a suppressor.
I've never been all that interested in buying a silencer or suppressor. I guess my perception was based on all the movies and TV shows. You only need a silencer if you are going to shoot somebody and you are in a James Bond movie.
Well, then I actually went and shot a rifle with a suppressor and saw the benefit first hand. Both the noise and the recoil was cut in half on a 7mm mag. For the PH and the trackers, this is a real blessing. Same for the shooters. The low recoil makes you a better, more confident shoot. The weight on the muzzle actually helps to balance while on the sticks too. To me, the only negative is the looks and the added weight when carrying the rifle.
Recent changes in the US on buying and owning a suppressor.
I've never been all that interested in buying a silencer or suppressor. I guess my perception was based on all the movies and TV shows. You only need a silencer if you are going to shoot somebody and you are in a James Bond movie.
Well, then I actually went and shot a rifle with a suppressor and saw the benefit first hand. Both the noise and the recoil was cut in half on a 7mm mag. For the PH and the trackers, this is a real blessing. Same for the shooters. The low recoil makes you a better, more confident shoot. The weight on the muzzle actually helps to balance while on the sticks too. To me, the only negative is the looks and the added weight when carrying the rifle.