Bushmaster’s New Lightweight 3D Printed MUTA II BM 556 Suppressor
The MUTA II is the next generation of the original Bushmaster MUTA line, with the added benefit of being lighter, […]
The MUTA II is the next generation of the original Bushmaster MUTA line, with the added benefit of being lighter, […]
What’s also unusual — and a fact most corporate media accounts have missed — is the fact that the shooter used a suppressed pistol in the shooting. The killer has to rack the slide of the handgun after each round is fired.
The docs had tried it before but failed. Some members called them “gun nuts.” However, the seven coauthors, ear, nose and throat surgeons with more than a century of combined practice experience can be persuasive.
CDC research has shown that “The only potentially effective noise control method to reduce [shooters’] noise exposure from gunfire is through the use of noise suppressors that can be attached to the end of the gun barrel.”
In the past, silencer customers waited several months to have their NFA applications processed. But the ATF “eForms” dramatically sped up approvals. Silencer Shop has boasted that they’re now seeing same-day approvals.
Last week Jon Wayne Taylor and I attended the American Suppressor Association Foundation (ASA-F) Silent Night Banquet, a fundraiser dinner
But the industry is looking for your input into the process and what you’re looking for when you buy a silencer. They’ve come up with a brief online survey they’d like you to take to help in that process.
Walther has just started releasing info on social media and their website on new factory-threaded versions of the PPK and PPK/s. They’re calling these their SD models.
ATF is processing suppressor applications in record time. The barrier from drawn out wait times is gone and it’s convincing shooters and hunters to purchase a suppressor who had previously been reluctant.
No one wants to have to pay Uncle Sam so much as a dollar more than they’re obligated by law. That goes doubly for the tax you’re forced to pay thanks to the Federal Firearms Act for the privilege of making your gun quieter and more comfortable to shoot.