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I can only speak to the UK. The UK equivalent to OSHA (Health and Safety Executive) essentially have a policy that reads if you are employed to use a firearm in your daily job (gamekeeper, ghillie etc) your employer must take steps to ensure your hearing is protected as far as is reasonably practicable. Ergo, using a suppressor. When I got my first firearms license in 1985, the cops virtually insisted I apply for a can for my .22. Suppressor use and ownership there is normal, expected and relatively simple. Its one of the few things about the UK I miss and that they got right.

My buddy has a suppressor manufacturing business in Germany and he's doing very well so I'm guessing its not that hard in mainland Europe either. Finland both makes and sells a ton of cans so probably not that difficult there. Only in the US could you get hammered on pricing for items that elsewhere are simply disposable, just like a rifle barrel so are much less expensive.

Are you predicting the future now?

I'd be interested in seeing your results with both rifles.

9 grand kids 5 boys 31, 24,24,19,13. 31 year old just gave me my first great grand child YA also a son born Apr 15 24 he is going for his captians ticket for 60 tonne ships, 1twin has a BA in computer whatever, other is going into economics, 19 bible collage them counselor at a camp, 13 smarter than whatever read 20 books by 5 years old,,, new great g son ?????? his dad is a great hunter and fishing guide so we shall see.



Norm

I can guess, Rothchild and hir world bank. He did once say, "If I can control a countries banks, I can control that country." His bank and those affiliated with him control the banks of every country in the world today except two. IIRC, the UAE and I think Saudi Arabia are the two he doesn't have his hooks into.
PJ

Every time I read threads like this, I am happy I figured under Trump's Administration that the DemcoRATs would back in power some day.. so I just purchased tons of stuff under his administration, on a monthly basis.

that may sound bad to some, like I was hoarding or something. But at the time, no one seemed to mind, because the shelves were full and the pricing was low.

Well during those times, I was spending a lot less than folks are spending now, just to lay in a small supply of something.

for those that find it, and are willing to pay those prices, Hope you enjoy having it available.

Just sad everyone is getting raped so bad on things. Glad I'm getting old and worn out, but I have my needs met for the most of my shooting career.