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Chriss 55601,, Is there a place around Bemidji to shoot out to 1k? I am from Fosston and only have to shoot out to 600 yards and would really like to take it out further.
Fellas,
I think it's time to start a serious effort to legalize suppressor ownership here in MN.
I'm aware that the current make up of our state government isn't ideal for this. If we take an honest look at the situation, it might take a year or two of grassroots action before we're even ready to introduce a bill, anyways. Simply finding a Republican with the guts to introduce a bill isn't going to work. There's work to be done on the ground first.
The fact that we can't own suppressors here is an absolute load of shit. There is little to no evidence to suggest that they pose any threat to public safety. One might argue that they could be used as a tool for poaching. I'd be interested in your thoughts on that.
I've mailed a donation to GOCRA and asked for their guidance and support. I encourage you guys to do the same.
I'm perfectly willing to spend a significant amount of my time on this. Anyone else? Let's start a conversation about how to spark a coordinated effort to get this done.
Savages,
I agree with your comments on poaching. I would like to see suppressors legal for hunting activity. Simply going for the ability to use them for target shooting would also exclude many possible supporters. Mn is a state of hunters.
Jayman 10X,
Perhaps you could elaborate on what exactly a letter of intent is. I'm sure many here, like myself, are new to the game. Educate us.
Hasn't the DNR and the police chiefs association been the hurdles in the past?
Current law.
609.66 DANGEROUS WEAPONS.
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=609.66
The following information is from here.
http://americansilencerassociation.com/
Benefits of Silencers
HEARING PROTECTION
According to OSHA, the threshold for a hearing safe impulse noise is 140 dB. Without hearing protection, exposure to any impulse noise over 140dB causes varying degrees of permanent noise induced hearing loss, which can also lead to tinnitus. Most well engineered silencers take the dB level of their host firearm below 140 dB, making those silencers effective primary hearing safety devices.
increased accuracy
One of the most common problems for shooters is decreased accuracy caused by flinching in anticipation of the firearms discharge and recoil. By containing the explosion at the muzzle, reducing recoil, and decreasing muzzle flip, silencers dramatically increase accuracy, especially among new and inexperienced shooters.
I thought I'd post to this thread. I'm interest in connecting, hunting, shooting. Just recently got back into precision shooting (Army Infantry Desert Storm vet) and am currently building / tuning a .308 gas gun; a JP of course, I have to support my local businesses. I've been corresponding with some people from the FRPC regarding their Joe's and Pro's shoot (steel out to 600).
I am in southeast MN always to to shoot. Please tell me more about this joes and pros shoot.
Ahlmans in the Fairbault area, huge amount of guns 5000+Anybody here have any recommendations for good gun stores to visit on the Western side of Minnesota?
I'm not gonna drive to the Cities and deal with that madness.
I know about Kjeergards in Lake Benton,SD.
But I'd like to hear of any stores worth an 1hr or so drive into MN.
North or South is fine.
Down by St . Peter or Worthington area is a custom gun smith shop but I do not remember the name, have not been there but want to visit it some day.
Troy