muzzle breaks?

22 January 2011, 02:00

JabaliHunter

muzzle breaks?

quote:
Originally posted by Tailgunner:
Actually, the noise reduction/redirection to the fromt can have a benafit, IE: when you have several "4 legged targets" out in front of you (and multipal tags in your pocket) as IME deer can't seem to locate where the first shot came from, which leaves them more likely to stand around wondering why "Aunt Martha" is laying on the ground rather than running off.

For that, you really want a suppressor! Recoil AND sound reduction

22 January 2011, 03:12

nosualc

Another advantage of MBs, even in smaller cartridges, is that they can result in less muzzle rise, allowing the shooter to act as his own spotter.

-nosualc

22 January 2011, 12:11

willl

I appolligizze four my pour spellling and not capitalizeing boss.

22 January 2011, 18:43

Tailgunner

quote:
Originally posted by JabaliHunter:
quote:
Originally posted by Tailgunner:
Actually, the noise reduction/redirection to the fromt can have a benafit, IE: when you have several "4 legged targets" out in front of you (and multipal tags in your pocket) as IME deer can't seem to locate where the first shot came from, which leaves them more likely to stand around wondering why "Aunt Martha" is laying on the ground rather than running off.

For that, you really want a suppressor! Recoil AND sound reduction

While you can get a suppressor here (with the right paperwork) they are illegal for hunting in this state (suppressors are considered "poachers tools" here)

22 January 2011, 23:18

FOOBAR

Hahahahaha...That's true tailgunner...could be said of two legged game also.

What we REALLY need is a suppressor/MB that makes a sound like a buck phart off in the distance...that way the ladies get all amorus and just squat there piddling and hoping to get lucky..

Luck