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Why suppressed/suppressors?
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<blockquote data-quote="Boone25/06" data-source="post: 5784369" data-attributes="member: 15523"><p>Another positive to them is you can shoot a coyote crossing field while deer are in it and not run the deer off. This might be different in different areas but I just did it this afternoon. Had 7 deer in field about 200 yards away they alerted my way and I noticed a coyote crossing that they had seen. I shot it and they continued to eat within a minute never leaving. </p><p>No doubt they are not silencers they are suppressors. They still hear the shot but are way less concerned with it. As for some saying the ones they shot or seen didn't work good, not all suppressors are created equal. I cannot speak for many but the one I like the most is the dead air nomad L. It works great on everything I have tried it on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boone25/06, post: 5784369, member: 15523"] Another positive to them is you can shoot a coyote crossing field while deer are in it and not run the deer off. This might be different in different areas but I just did it this afternoon. Had 7 deer in field about 200 yards away they alerted my way and I noticed a coyote crossing that they had seen. I shot it and they continued to eat within a minute never leaving. No doubt they are not silencers they are suppressors. They still hear the shot but are way less concerned with it. As for some saying the ones they shot or seen didn’t work good, not all suppressors are created equal. I cannot speak for many but the one I like the most is the dead air nomad L. It works great on everything I have tried it on. [/QUOTE]
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