Finally received press release emails from the NRA and the TSRA regarding Texas Park and Wildlife’s proposed change to permit hunting game animals with suppressor-equiped firearms.
TSRA basically forwarded the NRA’s release.
All of this is the same stuff I covered last week, including how to comment (via email, or snail mail). A copy of the email I sent is in my prior posting.
If you haven’t already, please take a few minutes and comment now on the proposed rule. TPWC will make the decision at the March 28-29 meeting, so the sooner you comment the better.
Thank you for supporting common sense gun regulations (to borrow a phrase). 🙂
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Done. Thanks for the reminder.
Maybe one day I’ll be able to afford one of them suppressors. 🙂
Thank you for commenting.
Yeah, that’s the problem. Funds. See, first there’s the suppressor itself. Then the tax stamp. Well, if you’re going to get a can, might as well get a rifle in a caliber that can really take advantage of it, like say the new .300 AAC Blackout. So then that’s another rifle, or maybe just an upper. But then you know, to be really cool you might as well just make it an SBR… which means another ATF stamp. And then you’ll love the thing so much you’ll want to shoot it more, but at those prices well… .22 LR is always cheap, so time to buy a .22 can and maybe both a .22 pistol with a threaded barrel and a .22 rifle with a threaded barrel.
See? I’m good at dreaming about how to spend money. 😉