Waterfowling Southern Style!
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Have to buy their Saiga, but......Wildfowler wrote:Got a link by chance?hntrpat1 wrote: They've been made
Good point. Maybe I read Slinencer into this as in Bond, James Bond.booger wrote:mudsucker - open your mind, "get outta the box".
If all my guns had suppressors I'd be fat and happy. No more ringing ears, hasslin' with ear plugs, muffs, etc.
I do a lot of shooting, some of it off of my back porch. Nearest neighbor is about 1/4 mile away but there are churches within earshot. Just being a respectable guy I try to avoid blasting away at inappropriate times, Easter Sunday, early a.m. or after dark. I have a lighted range so night shooting is not uncommon. Not to mention vermin get dispatched after dark. Perhaps you need to take out two beavers, wait for it...............drop one silently, line the other one up, two down. You would not get the second beaver without a suppressor.
With a suppressor no one knows your business. Say I deer hunt, nobody in the next club over needs to know that I'm hunting, where my stand is or when I shot. I don't like people knowing my business.
If you had a neighbor that shot a lot you might even pass the hat and buy him a suppressor.
As an aside, have you country living folks noticed that when someone get's to blasting away, everyone else has to light 'em up too? It reminds me of coyotes & dogs getting to howling marking their territory.
Maybe I need to get out more.
I am no attorney or authority on the issue, but I do own a Gun Trust. My children are listed as beneficiaries and associates of the Trust. And it is my understanding that there is no problem with transferring possession of the NFA items under the trust.teul2 wrote:I guess that was my question, can the trust be amended to include other firearms or individuals. Do all the people named in the trust have to go through the approval process? Like if I named my 3 year old in the trust. What are they going to check out on him?
