Got an invite on private land/ pond for duck season. Owner doesn't want yhe neighbour's ms ( a greenie who don't even want rabbits culled. .) Upset .22 sub works a treat
Does suppressors even work on a shottie?
Never done , no experience
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Got an invite on private land/ pond for duck season. Owner doesn't want yhe neighbour's ms ( a greenie who don't even want rabbits culled. .) Upset .22 sub works a treat
Does suppressors even work on a shottie?
Never done , no experience
these guys do a 410 suppressed
https://owloptics.nz/products/suppressed-410-shotgun
Be 12g. Main question is it even effective
@FSS makes an awesome suppressed 410, my friends next door neighbor's missus is way too far removed for me to give a shit what she thinks tho. just use what ever you have safely and legally and ignore the cow
I'm watching this with interest - I don't know enough to make a useful comment!
A12's work pretty damn good.
Ideally with heavy loads that are under 1100. Lots of little supersonic cracks otherwise.
You may struggle to get effective subsonic performance with steel shot. Either struggle to get it subsonic, or struggle to kill with it if it is subsonic.
I am using a poor mans .410 baikal version of what FSS makes. The porting doesn't start until after the forend, it is plenty enough that pets and stock aren't bothered by it but the factory loads are still loud enough that I don't operate as if my shooting activities will be unknown to anyone in the area.
Been using a Sulun Tac12 with Atec A12 a lot in the last few weeks.
I haven't had someone else shoot it and stand 100m away yet but from the shooters position it is still quite loud, I even got a slab of subsonic 7.5 to test and with that running about 950fps in the short barrel it still seems loud. The best way I can describe it is like a centrefire when suppressed, the boom is gone but still plenty of noise. Not at all like a sub suppressed 22lr.
It's illegal to shoot waterfowl will suppressor I think you will find...it's why the U/o that came out ten or more years back didn't take off
Can't recall ever seeing that in any regs? Got a link or doc for me to check out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
I got advice from a Fish and Game officer, and he said surpressors are fine. The regulations are silent on the matter....see what I did there?
Will have a look,was sure there was something in there....
Nope can't see it either happy to be wrong...that said steel at 1100fps sucks big time...until we got loads going over 1400fps it sucked n blew chunks at same time.lots wounded and bloody hard to finish off,the shells were more effective if thrown at duck swimming away on water. Thankfully we now have good fast loads,slow steel absolutely sucks.slow bismuth MIGHT be ok??
There used to be. In the same section where it stated it your gun must be a shoulder gunQuote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
Spoke to firearms said no issue to suppress, ohsa issue for hearing
Got bismuth shot on order
Who is "firearms"? If it's firearms licencing they will know diddly squat about game bird regulations.
I would be emailing Fish and Game and getting written answers from them.
I would be very surprised if they allow a suppressor while hunting game birds.
EditQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
Just realised you are in WA. So who knows what the regulations are over there.
Actually surprised you're still allowed a shotgun.