JT-AR-MG42
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If the OPs friend was using the gun in self defense from the vehicle?
Probably best be someone on the ground real close afterward, as it sounds similar to Ferguson.
And I am not looking to change the thread at all.
Second what Bill says concerning loud calibers.
Get the gun clear of the rig before firing.
Cylinder gap blast can seriously pit the windows, side view mirrors, or the paint.
Semis can and will eject down the defroster vent or cause small melt burns on the plastic dash or seats.
You'll hear them in the vents later if you were plugged up while shooting.
No target of opportunity (four legged) is worth hearing loss to me by firing without getting the muzzle/cylinder completely outside of the rig.
The new electronic muffs take the hassle of being plugged up away.
In a self defense situation, the noise would not occur to me. I would rather suffer damage to my sense of hearing
rather than my sense of breathing.
JT
Probably best be someone on the ground real close afterward, as it sounds similar to Ferguson.
And I am not looking to change the thread at all.
Second what Bill says concerning loud calibers.
Get the gun clear of the rig before firing.
Cylinder gap blast can seriously pit the windows, side view mirrors, or the paint.
Semis can and will eject down the defroster vent or cause small melt burns on the plastic dash or seats.
You'll hear them in the vents later if you were plugged up while shooting.
No target of opportunity (four legged) is worth hearing loss to me by firing without getting the muzzle/cylinder completely outside of the rig.
The new electronic muffs take the hassle of being plugged up away.
In a self defense situation, the noise would not occur to me. I would rather suffer damage to my sense of hearing
rather than my sense of breathing.
JT