To: marktwain
It's interesting that they call them "mufflers." Popular media refers to them as "silencers." Yet in Europe they call their motor vehicle mufflers, "silencers." And we call them "mufflers."
And yes, I'm aware the "silencer" on a gun is actually a "suppressor."
But, I was unaware that suppressors for shotguns were available. How does the added weight and length impact the swing and motion such as in dove hunting?
8 posted on
09/16/2014 5:48:55 AM PDT by
LouAvul
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To: LouAvul
I wonder how it works with shot trying to go in all directions through the suppressor. I can understand a single bullet from a rifled barrel will go straight through but it seems that shot would damage the internals, as the pattern tries to spread.
9 posted on
09/16/2014 6:42:44 AM PDT by
jstaff
To: LouAvul
"...It's interesting that they call them "mufflers." Popular media refers to them as "silencers." Yet in Europe they call their motor vehicle mufflers, "silencers." And we call them "mufflers." And yes, I'm aware the "silencer" on a gun is actually a "suppressor."
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14 posted on
09/16/2014 8:39:40 AM PDT by
T-Bone Texan
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