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February 2, 2010, 03:24 AM
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Join Date: July 27, 2009
Location: Justin, TX
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First time shooting suppressed!!!!
Many thanks to John aka P99guy!
John was kind enough to come over and show me the wonders of suppressors today. I've been wanting to get one for a while now but finally getting to see the difference they make... I am now officially hooked. I hope to start the process to order one for myself finally this week (1st thing in the morning!) We shot John's 10/22 (its is also on the list of wants now) with his supressor. Without a doubt one of the most fun guns I have ever shot. My wife is going to be ****** now that a new .22 rifle is also added to my list of wants along with a suppressor! Also got to fire a Ruger integrally supressed pistol (forgot the model) which was also a blast. Pretty awesome hearing the bullet hit the target a fraction of a second later and virtually nothing from the gun itself! We also tried the supressor on my 7 inch AR-15. I was skeptical that it would make it hearing safe since the gun is normally absurdly loud, but it did wonders. I was impressed, supressors should be considered safety devices and no longer require NFA registry! I wish I could get one for every gun I own! Once again many thanks to John for helping out a fellow gun enthusiast learn the ropes!
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February 2, 2010, 11:35 AM
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Join Date: November 1, 2006
Location: Cypress, Texas
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You now have the sickness
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