legalize suppressor in canada! reduce hearing lose for hunters.
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AJ
11 years ago
If an individual is deviant enough to commit a criminal act, such as robbery or murder, will the law that makes a silencer illegal stop him from using one? Obviously not. Then what justification is there for not allowing law abiding citizens the use of this device?
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AJ
11 years ago
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If an individual is deviant enough to commit a criminal act, such as robbery or murder, will the law that makes a silencer illegal stop him from using one? Obviously not. Then what justification is there for not allowing law abiding citizens the use of this device?
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Justin Masley
11 years ago
The more I research the advantages of rifle suppressors, the more I want to see this law changed. Reduced sound pollution, reduced recoil, increased accuracy at long range... I've had that rinding sound in my ears on more than one occasion from rifle and shotgun blasts. There is no evidence that making suppressors illegal reduces gun crimes, but there is irrefutable evidence that gun noise pollution results in hearing damage. If the government wants to have stiffer punishment for gun crimes committed with sound suppressors, then so be it. Sport shooters, hunters, gun club owners and their neighbors are the ones that want this legalized.
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Justin Masley
11 years ago
The more I research the advantages of rifle suppressors, the more I want to see this law changed. Reduced sound pollution, reduced recoil, increased accuracy at long range... I've had that rinding sound in my ears on more than one occasion from rifle and shotgun blasts. There is no evidence that making suppressors illegal reduces gun crimes, but there is irrefutable evidence that gun noise pollution results in hearing damage. If the government wants to have stiffer punishment for gun crimes committed with sound suppressors, then so be it. Sport shooters, hunters, gun club owners and their neighbors are the ones that want this legalized.
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Stewart
12 years ago
Spread the word!
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Matthew Mcnaughton
12 years ago
Would help with noise polution a ranges and hearing damage. Some sort of registration would be needed to keep it out of criminals hands and keep the anti's happy
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steve
12 years ago
it only makes sense.... why make so much extra noise
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Aaron Schroeder
12 years ago
tac rifle competition would be better
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Matt Lan
12 years ago
The governments need to look at this as a positive thing and not a negative thing.
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mike gobeil
12 years ago
yes better for my dogs and my own personal hearing as well others
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Drunk driving kills thousands of people a year yet neither cars or alcahol are banned. I think that suppressors should be allowed if treated as a restricted firearm but not prohibited.
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Larry Besplug
12 years ago
I have trouble with my ears now and I would like to continue to shoot but without the noise.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
The noise reduction at the rifle range would be very welcome.
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Scott Dion
12 years ago
A prohibition on a safety device is illogical and should be repealed.
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Adriaan Bouwer
12 years ago
Should be legal!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Free the suppressor
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David Maltais
12 years ago
The sound pressure levels produced by firearms well exceed any safe or tolerable levels. Don't be fooled by Hollywood: even with a suppressor on, firearms are still loud and you still should use ear protection, it just reduces the sound levels to a safer level. Time to grow up and stop being afraid of fantasies.
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Dieseldog
12 years ago
It would really be cool to only have to wear foam ear plugs instead of ear plugs and ear muffs together!
legalize suppressor in canada! reduce hearing lose for hunters.
If an individual is deviant enough to commit a criminal act, such as robbery or murder, will the law that makes a silencer illegal stop him from using one? Obviously not. Then what justification is there for not allowing law abiding citizens the use of this device?
If an individual is deviant enough to commit a criminal act, such as robbery or murder, will the law that makes a silencer illegal stop him from using one? Obviously not. Then what justification is there for not allowing law abiding citizens the use of this device?
The more I research the advantages of rifle suppressors, the more I want to see this law changed. Reduced sound pollution, reduced recoil, increased accuracy at long range... I've had that rinding sound in my ears on more than one occasion from rifle and shotgun blasts. There is no evidence that making suppressors illegal reduces gun crimes, but there is irrefutable evidence that gun noise pollution results in hearing damage. If the government wants to have stiffer punishment for gun crimes committed with sound suppressors, then so be it. Sport shooters, hunters, gun club owners and their neighbors are the ones that want this legalized.
The more I research the advantages of rifle suppressors, the more I want to see this law changed. Reduced sound pollution, reduced recoil, increased accuracy at long range... I've had that rinding sound in my ears on more than one occasion from rifle and shotgun blasts. There is no evidence that making suppressors illegal reduces gun crimes, but there is irrefutable evidence that gun noise pollution results in hearing damage. If the government wants to have stiffer punishment for gun crimes committed with sound suppressors, then so be it. Sport shooters, hunters, gun club owners and their neighbors are the ones that want this legalized.
Spread the word!
Would help with noise polution a ranges and hearing damage. Some sort of registration would be needed to keep it out of criminals hands and keep the anti's happy
it only makes sense.... why make so much extra noise
tac rifle competition would be better
The governments need to look at this as a positive thing and not a negative thing.
yes better for my dogs and my own personal hearing as well others
Drunk driving kills thousands of people a year yet neither cars or alcahol are banned. I think that suppressors should be allowed if treated as a restricted firearm but not prohibited.
I have trouble with my ears now and I would like to continue to shoot but without the noise.
The noise reduction at the rifle range would be very welcome.
A prohibition on a safety device is illogical and should be repealed.
Should be legal!
Free the suppressor
The sound pressure levels produced by firearms well exceed any safe or tolerable levels. Don't be fooled by Hollywood: even with a suppressor on, firearms are still loud and you still should use ear protection, it just reduces the sound levels to a safer level. Time to grow up and stop being afraid of fantasies.
It would really be cool to only have to wear foam ear plugs instead of ear plugs and ear muffs together!
get this done! my hears hurt