Considered Personal Protection Equipment to prevent hearing damage and/or hearing loss
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Douglas wilkes
9 years ago
It will be nice my ear hert wen i shoot. I do a lot of shooting . and my ear hert if i were ear plugs.
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Brennan Bleich
9 years ago
Save your ears, Buy a suppressors!
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Howard Tencer
9 years ago
Let's see our government follow through on 'fact based' arguments affecting legislation. The facts show that suppressors have legitimate lawful uses, and lets not let Hollywood affect reality.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Would benefit a lot of ears
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John belo
9 years ago
legalized supressor
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Elmo Mackay
9 years ago
Let's do away to this nonsensical law.
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Jeremy Renaud
9 years ago
https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-575 I take it everyone has signed this petition?
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Scott jackson
9 years ago
Save our hearing!
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James Forte
9 years ago
It's a suppressor not a silencer. You cannot wear a headset in the field and the damage done to people's ears is tragic.
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cody beebe
9 years ago
Only makes sense, they don't sound like they do in hollywood.
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Alex Peters
9 years ago
Hope this helps!
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Daniel J Walker
9 years ago
We need to protect hearing!
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Robert Bartlett
9 years ago
Like alot of other things in Canada these laws banning supressors need to be re-worked
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Roy Adams
9 years ago
In my line of work, PPE's are not only mandatory but are the law! Why should the gun range be any different? Suppressors just make commen sense!
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Bryan Simard
9 years ago
It will still make noise. Just not enough to become deaf...
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Alan Simard
9 years ago
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It's time for the Government of Canada to recognize that sound suppressors are not silencers. They only lower sound by approx. 50 decibels out of approx. 160 for a medium caliber. The remaining 110 decibel is still very loud but much safer, for our earing.
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Aziz Ebrahim
9 years ago
I'm all for suppressors on centerfire long guns. Suppressors reduce recoil and muzzle blast in addition to noise. This makes it so much easier to shoot accurately. Also, at a sheltered range suppressors would be a blessing. Even with 33 npr rated ear-plugs it's nearly impossible to sit next to the guy with a braked .338 and shoot accurately at a sheltered range. In fact, I feel suppressors should be *mandatory* on sheltered ranges.
While suppressors reduce noise they don't totally silence the firearm - you still need hearing protection. Also, suppressors do nothing to silence the supersonic crack of the bullet as it travels from muzzle to target. So, yes, I feel suppressors should be legal - at the very least for centerfire non-restricted long guns.
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Mitch Tripo
9 years ago
Less noise, better performance,reduced recoil .... I'm don't see anything negative. It's not like the movies you will still hear the gun. Reduces noise by 30 %.
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Considered Personal Protection Equipment to prevent hearing damage and/or hearing loss
It will be nice my ear hert wen i shoot. I do a lot of shooting . and my ear hert if i were ear plugs.
Save your ears, Buy a suppressors!
Let's see our government follow through on 'fact based' arguments affecting legislation. The facts show that suppressors have legitimate lawful uses, and lets not let Hollywood affect reality.
Would benefit a lot of ears
legalized supressor
Let's do away to this nonsensical law.
https://petitions.parl.gc.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-575 I take it everyone has signed this petition?
Save our hearing!
It's a suppressor not a silencer. You cannot wear a headset in the field and the damage done to people's ears is tragic.
Only makes sense, they don't sound like they do in hollywood.
Hope this helps!
We need to protect hearing!
Like alot of other things in Canada these laws banning supressors need to be re-worked
In my line of work, PPE's are not only mandatory but are the law! Why should the gun range be any different? Suppressors just make commen sense!
It will still make noise. Just not enough to become deaf...
It's time for the Government of Canada to recognize that sound suppressors are not silencers. They only lower sound by approx. 50 decibels out of approx. 160 for a medium caliber. The remaining 110 decibel is still very loud but much safer, for our earing.
I'm all for suppressors on centerfire long guns. Suppressors reduce recoil and muzzle blast in addition to noise. This makes it so much easier to shoot accurately. Also, at a sheltered range suppressors would be a blessing. Even with 33 npr rated ear-plugs it's nearly impossible to sit next to the guy with a braked .338 and shoot accurately at a sheltered range. In fact, I feel suppressors should be *mandatory* on sheltered ranges. While suppressors reduce noise they don't totally silence the firearm - you still need hearing protection. Also, suppressors do nothing to silence the supersonic crack of the bullet as it travels from muzzle to target. So, yes, I feel suppressors should be legal - at the very least for centerfire non-restricted long guns.
Less noise, better performance,reduced recoil .... I'm don't see anything negative. It's not like the movies you will still hear the gun. Reduces noise by 30 %.