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  1. 06-10-2013, 08:16 AM #31
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    +1 Everything above. The main reason I got mine was so my dog isn't going to go deaf, and I don't have to piss around with hearing protection anymore
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Dogs love 'em.

    Good point , I didn't consider K9's ears , I can see that being a big plus .
    I've had half deaf dogs , and I'm sure shooting was the cause .


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    I also find a bit of extra weight on end of barrel helps keep rifle steady when shooting with no rest.
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    Suppressors keep mud and rain and debris out of the muzzle, even when they get poked onto the ground. Having used a semi-suppressor/muzzle break on a 303 in the field that cut's more than half the recoil and reduces muzzle blast considerably, I never want to use an unsuppressed rifle again.

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    This one has a 30mm overhang. It's too light to be a hindrance in any way and accuracy is pretty good.
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