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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 1779717" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I own electronic muffs. I have also used them while hunting, or at least tried to. The wind blowing puts them into the dampening mode, which makes them impractical for hunting. If in my tower blind during deer season, I can see for quite a ways. It gives me time to put on hearing protection. Following my Britt through the CRP chasing pheasant, and quail require open ears to hear the singles come up way before the eyes can find the target. </p><p>In Tx. They have found that a 16" extension to a shotgun barrel greatly reduces the muzzle blast/noise. It doesn't require any tax stamp, and is widely used in the rice fields around Houston/Katy near residential areas for dove hunting. </p><p>But that same extension is illegal to possess in okla. because of our silly laws about suppressors in general.</p><p>Keep in mind, no tax stamp, no money to the Feds and its illegal in ok.</p><p>What I am talking about is having respect for people that don't care to hear gunfire close to their home. Personally it's music to my ears, but with the laws against suppressors I'm not allowed to give them the peace and quiet they have a right to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 1779717, member: 5412"] I own electronic muffs. I have also used them while hunting, or at least tried to. The wind blowing puts them into the dampening mode, which makes them impractical for hunting. If in my tower blind during deer season, I can see for quite a ways. It gives me time to put on hearing protection. Following my Britt through the CRP chasing pheasant, and quail require open ears to hear the singles come up way before the eyes can find the target. In Tx. They have found that a 16" extension to a shotgun barrel greatly reduces the muzzle blast/noise. It doesn't require any tax stamp, and is widely used in the rice fields around Houston/Katy near residential areas for dove hunting. But that same extension is illegal to possess in okla. because of our silly laws about suppressors in general. Keep in mind, no tax stamp, no money to the Feds and its illegal in ok. What I am talking about is having respect for people that don't care to hear gunfire close to their home. Personally it's music to my ears, but with the laws against suppressors I'm not allowed to give them the peace and quiet they have a right to. [/QUOTE]
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