a $200 tax! Come on down!
I'm an SOT holder I don't pay those anymore. I do have a pretty dam expensive stamp collection from my pre-SOT days though
a $200 tax! Come on down!
You know what's bizarre, while silencers are illegal here, they are mandatory in some places in New Zealand to keep nooise down. It's obvious idiocy. Likewise, in some states you are required to have a special permit to carry concealed but do not need one to carry exposed while in others it is exactly the opposite. The truth is these laws are designed and intended to do nothing except make things difficult for gun owners. None of it has anything at all to do with safety or protecting the public.Supressors are used mostly for safety purposes!
They reduce (note, not silence) the sound of each shot, greatly reducing the possible damage to the operator's hearing. In close quarter scenarios, this also benefits those around the operator. Have you ever fired an Ar-15 with no ear protection? A couple rounds and you're ears are ringing good. Imagine if you were defending your home from an intruder and did not have a supressor or ear protection; you and your family could be temperoarily deaf.
Supressors also reduce the amount of felt recoil, eliminating dangerous muzzle hop/climb, ensuring more control over the weapon and greater accuracy.
Supressors make shooting more enjoyable and less offensive to others at the range.
Supressors will ensure that no noise ordinances are violated if you're shooting on private property.
Supressors don't alert one to your location as easily as an unsupressed firearm.
Supressors are wonderful items.
You know what's bizarre, while silencers are illegal here, they are mandatory in some places in New Zealand to keep nooise down. It's obvious idiocy. Likewise, in some states you are required to have a special permit to carry concealed but do not need one to carry exposed while in others it is exactly the opposite. The truth is these laws are designed and intended to do nothing except make things difficult for gun owners. None of it has anything at all to do with safety or protecting the public.
Depending on what caliber you are suppressing you could shoot in a house and not have it noticed outside. 9mm and 22lr are no problem. A 16" AR suppressed sounds like a 22lr.
My 300 whisper would work fine for a house clearing project without disturbing neighbors
Owning something does not mean you will use it, owning something is not a crime. In case this guy is for banning silencers.
A silencer is meant for a stealthy kill, and if you only wanted to kill someone in justified self defense there would be no need to be stealthy.
Edit: Never mind the guy above me makes pretty good points.
What could some reasons for personal use be to own a gun silencer. Logistical arguement im engaged in with someone saying there is no non threatening reasons to have it. The only thing I could come up with is maybe a benefit to hunters?
What could some reasons for personal use be to own a gun silencer. Logistical arguement im engaged in with someone saying there is no non threatening reasons to have it. The only thing I could come up with is maybe a benefit to hunters?
My neighbor's donkey gets upset every time I shoot my 7.62x51. Therefore I need a silencer. I have been thinking about getting one. But i wasn't sure what my sheriff would say about my reasoning.
TMike
this is quote worthy my friend.Next time he asks why anyone should be able to own anything then ask him why he should be able to have a dick since he could rape someone with it, then kick him in the vagina for good measure so he'll remember it.