Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Long Range Hunting What are your thoughts on suppressors?

Those that don't own a suppressor are the ones that b1tch about the "red tape".

Just sent off for another stamp ....... AAC M4-2000.

Or they don't want the added weight. Or they can't afford it and other things they want. Or....

No first hand experience, huh?

Best for you to not educate yourself on the fact that you can use a brake with the several suppressor QD mounting options available.

Different statements. Check his again.

Huh??

You posted a brake and be ADDED. That's different than what he posted. He posted the can does not reduce recoil like a brake.

I've shot rifles with cans. The only advantage is that they are quiet. I would still wear plugs though.

Compared to a Score High Brake, cans on the same rifle chambering have more recoil without a doubt. Their added weight may reduce recoil if that matters.

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Don't tell my girlfriend.

I currently own 5 cans and have three more in the works (guess I own them, but they're in NFA jail at the moment). Brakes are for cars. Buy a suppressor and enjoy recoil reduction and retain your hearing.

Good grief. Yes, the sole purpose of a suppressor is to suppress muzzle noise and the best ones do this with only 95% efficiency

Science have yet to defeat nature's physics. Meaning, you will still hear the sonic (1050 fps+) boom/crack of the bullet.

P.S. I could offer my services if not for the hostility.

I like suppressors ...... but EIGHT?? Hmmm?

1x 338cal precision can
1x 308cal precision can
1x 5.56 dedicated SBR can
1x 45cal can
1x 9mm can
3x rimfire cans

What is required and how much to budget for one 30 caliber, 1 rimfire (mid-range cost) and the paperwork?

My .30 cal can ran me 650, my 5.56 can ran me 550. Two tax stamps 400......saving my hearing. PRICELESS!!!! I use Silencertech suppressors.

It's nice go take my kids to the range and have them use one. Especially with new shooters, it reduces their "flinch" instinct.

I will save up and buy a few more. Most of my rifles are threaded now.

There is some added weight, yes, but the benefits outweigh the added 14oz.

Two grand will buy high quality cans and take care of your tax stamp and trust paperwork.

My Trust, stamp, and SAS Arbiter can was $1250 all said and done. If I'd have gone with a cheaper can, I could have done it for a grand.

Yep, a guy can sure get it done for cheaper than $2000 for two cans, but I figure that's a good number to budget for, and go from there.

For instance, a quick look at Silencer Shop shows a person could spend as little as $740 for a 30 cal can and 22 can combined, but that may or may not get the sound suppression and quality one is looking to purchase.

A Thunderbeast 30-P1, Silencerco Sparrow, and paperwork will be right around two grand when all is said and done, depending much on how much one wants to spend on a trust.

If you like hunting coyotes, you will be asking yourself why you didn't do this sooner...I will never hunt coyotes again without a suppressor.

These were my first two cans, and I wouldn't change a thing, even now 3 years later.

how does one go about setting up a trust?