What muzzle devise are you using to quite a .223?
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You claim you know the law but clearly you don't. I specifically stated that no device that reduces sound is legal. The law clearly states that. If you actually knew the law, you wouldn't be asking the question to begin with.
You were asked to provide sources for the law you claim to know. If you can't produce sources, I understand why. Because they don't exist.
By the way, if you really wanted to insult us you should have wrote, "I'm asking for suggestions on a muzzle device" and "it's prohibited and you can't spell" in your diatribe. Honestly, I wasn't insulted. Humored yes - insulted no.
While I'm not a Timmies fan as per se, I did have a hot chocolate from there tonight. So, I guess you're right about having too much time on my hands.
Someone wanna fill me in on this?
Are these technically not a "devise" that reduces the sound of a firearm and therefor also "prohibated"?
Line them up in a row and shoot through them. Very effective, just a pain to carry around in your range bag.
Obviously you don't know the laws. Does your mom know you own firearms?
1) A longer barrel. I assume you are familiar with Boyle's law, viz:
2) Take your hearing protection off and listen to what you have been told 6 times.
Sure thing! I believe Cancer is referring to the individual who built a pseudo blast chamber on a home (?) range that they shot into while taking aim at the target. The device made with some tires and other material, helped dissipait some of the noise so that it was less offensive to his nearby neighbours. I seriously doubt there'd be much in the way of actual perceived reduction in sound from the shooters perspective.
I think it would be interesting to at least try this approach. I can't see anything illegal about it, however, I'm sure opinions will vary.
If you watch videos of ranges in Europe. They shoot through tubes with padded acoustical foam to prevent the sound from traveling far. Many ranges are located in or close to major population centers.
It works just fine for them.
I want my range (BGC) to use them, or at least try them out
It works just fine for them.
I want my range (BGC) to use them, or at least try them out
Hey, what's the skinny on prohibited vs restricted potatoes? Can I shoot with one in my back yard?
blaxsun
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Yes, but you can only use domestic (Canadian-produced) spuds.
Oh, let's not encourage the OP...
Let's definitely not temp the OP...
Matt_dal123
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Haha this thread is funny. Guys lets all agree, we all would like sounds suppressors to be legal. Really, we dont need them unless you hunt people or game. But it's something I feel and I'm sure many of you feel is something that does not need to be banned from our firearms. We're not all Wanting to be James Bond or from call of duty. They are just a interesting addition to our firearms.
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