Petition to remove suppressors as NFA regulated items

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Up here in the great white north (Canada) anything that reduces the sound of a firearm report is considered a prohibited device. Do you think a marshmallow stuffed over the end of a Smith & Wesson would be considered a suppressor? In any case you probably won''t find any engraved ones in my neck of the woods.
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As of August 1 (legally owned) suppressors are legal for hunting all game in Louisiana.
 
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I purchased an MPA Murmur II .22 Suppressor back in February. It's supposed to take way less time with an NFA Trust vs an individual transfer. Some report 3-4 months vs 1 year or so as an individual. So far, I don't have it in my hands. Maybe it goes faster after the first one. :)

I do have some Winchester Subsonic .22 LR's ready to go when the time comes. All you hear is the clink-clink of the bolt slapping back and forth on a semi-auto. It should be fun to play with on my Browning Buckmark Bullseye that I installed an OD Green threaded barrel by Tactical Solutions. Also, my Sig Sauer SIG522 Classic with the folding stock.

The man that dies with the most toys wins! (I'm trying!) :)

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I love my little suppressors, there great fun. Really don't know why they where ever part of the NFA.
Had my tax stamps in about eight weeks, I hear there taking up to a year now. BATF rocks.


 
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Brian,

Very good your Whisper, I am going to buy like yours.
 
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Being from Southern Colorado. Got my big game guide ticket at 18. String of mules to hunt the high country between Rye/San Isabel and north past Ouray/Montrose/Lake city into the book cliffs of Utah at the time. I am against the sound suppressor. When I have some out of state jackass shooting in my direction I want to know it as I am shooting back. Happened on many occasions, safety orange or not. And I needed to know. Fred
 
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Marrinan said:
Being from Southern Colorado. Got my big game guide ticket at 18. String of mules to hunt the high country between Rye/San Isabel and north past Ouray/Montrose/Lake city into the book cliffs of Utah at the time. I am against the sound suppressor. When I have some out of state jackass shooting in my direction I want to know it as I am shooting back. Happened on many occasions, safety orange or not. And I needed to know. Fred
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Never thought of that but shooting at the range sure would be nice!
 
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Wasn't me Fred!
My dad used to hunt the high country and would tell stories of stolen/claimed deer, preparing me for the worst.
In '76, I downed my first mulie, over on Chalk mtn., Grand Mesa.
I left to get help and upon topping a rise on the way back I saw someone approaching my deer. I hollered at him to get away from him but the guy ignored me, so I put a .270 round about three feet away from him. The guy backed off.
After I got closer I saw that it was one of my compadres!
Gotta watch those danged Texicans!
 
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