Thread: 7mm RM in the bush?

If you’re hunting on your own you could consider taking off the suppressor when you’re in the Bush.

Originally Posted by Bagheera

If you’re hunting on your own you could consider taking off the suppressor when you’re in the Bush.

And take ear protection, plus some extra as well.

Identify your target beyond all doubt because you never miss (right?) and I'll be missed.

Originally Posted by Eat Meater

And take ear protection, plus some extra as well.

Identify your target beyond all doubt because you never miss (right?) and I'll be missed.

why??? usually in the bush its a single or at most 3 shots...noise is ..different in the bush,its like it soaks some of it up compared to out in open.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

why??? usually in the bush its a single or at most 3 shots...noise is ..different in the bush,its like it soaks some of it up compared to out in open.

No, noise is the same anywhere, its not like you are hiding your head behind a tree when you fire. It is your choice to ruin you ears, don't need to encourage others

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

why??? usually in the bush its a single or at most 3 shots...noise is ..different in the bush,its like it soaks some of it up compared to out in open.

I reckon its quite a bit harder on ears in the bush.sound bounces back into ya off the trees.

Originally Posted by Bagheera

If you’re hunting on your own you could consider taking off the suppressor when you’re in the Bush.

PARDON?!!!

Originally Posted by Bagheera

If you’re hunting on your own you could consider taking off the suppressor when you’re in the Bush.

I have never used a suppressor or muzzle brake on my rem mag yet