Why suppressors?

[Pdvdh]

Same as buying next to an airport.

exactly what I thought, but didn't say.

 

[Vortex!]

Well, if they're stupid enough to do something that spiteful and illegal they'll have to pay for it and probably sit in jail for a while. If they are smart they won't do anything besides complain all the time. They could plant shrubbery along the property line to block noise. How could they not know it was a shooting range if it had all those targets and everything set up out there?!

 

[Hatrick]

Invite them over to shoot with you.

 

[Vortex!]

That's the way to do it! If you get them converted it might not bother them so much!

 

[Pdvdh]

By them some foam earplugs. Lots of valuable advice here!

 

[Hatrick]

Make it a company barbeque. Introduce the employees and the neighbors. Have some 22s to shoot.

 

[bert2368]

Make it a company barbeque. Introduce the employees and the neighbors. Have some 22s to shoot.

Formerly, the "company BBQ" would have included anything up to shooting a .50 BMG rifle... Nope, can't afford THAT suppressor yet. Got cans for .22 rimfire, .45 pistol and .30 cal rifles up to 300 win mag. Need to get a 6.5mm can next and thread the 6.5-284.

Out state doesn't let us HUNT with a suppressor. Not even for varmints/pest removal. We can't have anything in full auto either.

Not to whinge, we're still better off than some parts of the world.

 

[cheechin]

i love suppressor on m-tar.

i use a .44 or Rex for range & use m-tar for close to mid range battles.

the bull pup also helps with shooting on the move

the gun seems to be one of the best weapons to use a suppressor stat-wise

whenever i get killed by an m-tar it's usually suppressed, **** flankers, never see it coming

 

[bert2368]

I hate to ask... Are you referring to video games?

I'm out of touch with modern games, I reflexively think of video games as requiring a trip to town and a quarter.

I am so old that I can remember when I wasn't behind the times.