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Originally Posted by ringworm
If sound suppressors were unregulated and available fort purchase in the same manner as any non serialized accessory.... Would 5.56mm remain king of the black rifle calibers?


I think 5.56 would still be popular but also think subsonic calibers would be more popular, specifically 9mm and 45acp and probably 300 blackout


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I think 556 would remain the standard, works well suppressed or not. I think over the counter cans would increase sales on short barrels and braces though.


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Originally Posted by rost495
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.223/5.56 is such a versatile cartridge I don’t see how suppressors would have any impact. Any cartridge is going to be loud with bullets coming out of a 16” barrel. The only way around it would be subsonics and with that you loose most of the versatility and limit your range.

Guess you don't understand how cans work. The faster the round is the louder. Shorter the barrel too I suppose BUT you don't have to limit to subs to be quiet.

We run supersonic in Creedmoor all the time and folks on the lease are constantly texting, did you shoot, where were you etc....

If they were over the counter I can't think of a gun we own that wouldn't have one for it basically. I'm sure I could come up with a few but they just are a plus all the way around.

I was in a stand taking a friend to shoot a buck. I'd forgotten how flipping loud a 270 can be... ears hurt for a few hours after that....



I wish my Remington 600 6mm was suppressed when my buddy riding shotgun in my single cab C10 swiveled right and backed up to me to shoot a coyote...I don't think the muzzle was clear of the door. Our ears were ringing for days.


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Originally Posted by OldGrayWolf
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Originally Posted by rost495


And that said for the part of not shooting the AR in the house. Lets just say for most it will never even come close to having to happen. But if it does its extremely unlikely you will ever HAVE to do it more than once. IE I"ll still grab whats handy. Though the inside house AR usually is suppressed most of the year.


Like I said, I've shot an M16 indoors. It sucked and I have tinnitus, but it beat the alternate.

So, for me, what's "handy" is an AR pistol with a can.

Or a Glock with a can.


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Peltor ComTacs are next to the other items on my nightstand. I like my hearing, and the enhanced hearing they offer is even better.

Life and death instantly and you going to put on ear muffs?

Sound like my inlaws. Always bragging about they gonna win. I hollered the other day, coming up the drive... get em. Make believe. He didn't have a gun on him or within reach.

Then the feral cat shows up they want gone so I says give me a rifle its out of 9mm range... Not that he had a 9 but wife and I are never unarmed. Nope. Couldn't find a rifle sighted in and ammo fast enough. Gave me a shotgun and then dug around for ammo.. bird shot. Should have given that back to him...

putting muffs on is a good theory. And sometimes you might have time so I get the fact why you have em. That said don't waste time if its your life.


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Originally Posted by rost495

Life and death instantly and you going to put on ear muffs?

Sound like my inlaws. Always bragging about they gonna win. I hollered the other day, coming up the drive... get em. Make believe. He didn't have a gun on him or within reach.

Then the feral cat shows up they want gone so I says give me a rifle its out of 9mm range... Not that he had a 9 but wife and I are never unarmed. Nope. Couldn't find a rifle sighted in and ammo fast enough. Gave me a shotgun and then dug around for ammo.. bird shot. Should have given that back to him...

putting muffs on is a good theory. And sometimes you might have time so I get the fact why you have em. That said don't waste time if its your life.


Lots of truth in that.

My ears ring today from shooting a .357 magnum inside a small cabin where other guns were being fired.

What are you gonna do?

Call "Time Out" so you can put your hearing protection on?

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I think someone is selling 80% suppressors...


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Originally Posted by UPhiker
I've never really understood the popularity of 300BO subsonic. Maybe I'm too old but back in the day, we used to call a 210gr bullet at 1000 heavy loaded 45ACP.


30 on tap.

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Originally Posted by goalie
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I've never really understood the popularity of 300BO subsonic. Maybe I'm too old but back in the day, we used to call a 210gr bullet at 1000 heavy loaded 45ACP.


30 on tap.

Easier hits with SBR/pistol AR than handgun.



I don't understand it in an AR???


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Originally Posted by OldmanoftheSea
I think someone is selling 80% suppressors...



Yeah, if you don't have a Form 1 approved, you'll only spend 10 years in the federal pen... eek


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Originally Posted by TheLastLemming76
.223/5.56 is such a versatile cartridge I don’t see how suppressors would have any impact. Any cartridge is going to be loud with bullets coming out of a 16” barrel. The only way around it would be subsonics and with that you loose most of the versatility and limit your range.


A 5.56/.223 is damn near pleasurable coming out of a can. Silencers have made me never want to shoot without one again...


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Originally Posted by goalie


Like I said, I've shot an M16 indoors. It sucked and I have tinnitus, but it beat the alternate.


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