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SUPPRESSORS HAVE BECOME INCREDIBLY USEFUL TOOLS FOR HUNTERS IN MANY STATES. FOR BEST RESULTS, THOUGH, BUYERS SHOULD KEEP A FEW THINGS IN MIND BEFORE MAKING A PURCHASE.

By Richard Mann

Not all that long ago, suppressors were not very common. You likely didn’t know anyone who had one, and you rarely saw one at the range. That’s changed. Suppressors are now one of the most popular firearms accessories, and they’re frequently used for recreational shooting, competition and hunting. If you’re thinking about purchasing a suppressor for hunting, there are some things to consider: namely, legal concerns, your rifle’s characteristics and what you require from your suppressor. LEGAL LOGISTICS Suppressors are legal to own in 42 U.S. states, and legal for hunting in 41. First things first: check your state’s regulations. If you purchase a suppressor in your name, only you can use it; others can only use it if they’re in your company. However, if you purchase through a trust, you can…

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Game & Fish East (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2024

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