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Very doubtful as these are not attached to the end of the gun barrel.
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They do not because they do not attach to the gun.
hanshi
Cannon
Our range shooting line is a three sided building with only the front open toward the berm. The ceiling is well baffled and actually does help some.
Works for the Army as well...
I thought that was the blackfly.The tires work well but collect water and breed mosquitoes (aka the Maine state bird).
Professor flintlock
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Are there any baffels in the cylinder. Shoot a lot at my home range and would like to quiet it up a bit for the neighbors. Looks like a good idea. How about more pictures of the construction. Thanks
There's a video on YouTube of a home made version - from a plastic 55 gallon drum with foam inside. Seems to work well on his black rifle...
ATF regs can be hard to interpret. I was just 'supposin', wondering.
Line up about ten old auto tires in a rack and that works great!
hanshi
Cannon
That thing must have been PITA to screw onto that tank gun.
I live in Maine and the skeeters can't begin to compare with the millions of B29 skeeters in Georgia. And for bugs in general, Maine just doesn't have any. Again, go to Georgia.
I live in Maine and the skeeters can't begin to compare with the millions of B29 skeeters in Georgia. And for bugs in general, Maine just doesn't have any. Again, go to Georgia.
If you are worried about a stack of tires you better make out the form1 for a silencer if you store yours and the spouses sno-tires so you don't get raided by BATFE.
Ghesh!!!!!!!
Ghesh!!!!!!!
Shooter1
40 Cal
Stack of tires would have built in baffles. Should work well.
