[Guest]

know, so that means that cans fit here. A can on a survival firearm changes everything, pistol or rifle. If you miss a rabbit or squirrel with a can and subsonic .22's, he just sits there, letting you try again, unless your miss strikes something near him. I've used a canned .22 to take 5 squirrels from the same tree, in a minute or so. If u r really serious about foraging efficiently, a sound suppressor makes all the diff in the world, and it can prevent every enemy within 1-2 miles from coming to see what's up with the shooting. A good can removes all muzzleflash at night, which is a serious aid to not getting shot.

 

[andy]

What's really funny is all the "experts"

who claim that you can't call these devices "silencers". That's funny, since the man who invented them also coined the term, and if you possess one without a proper licence, what they lock you up for is "possession of an unregistered firearm, ie, a silencer".

 

[B.FRANKlin]

Here is another BATFE gaffe. A shoestring with a loop in one end IS a machinegun! If you put the loop on the trigger and pull JUUUSST right, you have a BATF defined machinegun. So, if you are carrying a rifle and one of your shoestrings has a loop in one or both ends, you in some deep doo-doo.

 

[andy]

only if a Batfag gets to examine it. How many batfags have you encountered while shooting, or moving to and from the range, hmm? How many gun field agents do they HAVE? I'll bet it's less than 1000. I'd worry more about stubbing my toe on a rock.

 

[B.FRANKlin]

It only takes one to fuck up your world.