That money goes to the IRS (a separate, but out of scope topic on efficiency) so BATFE doesn't get any of the money eliminating what would be a $ assumption.
Here's what the American Suppressor Association says -...
The haul from the Bruce Voyles auction came in.
Larry Harley skinner.
The Spyderco lot. Two Byrdwrenches and a triplet set.
And the Colt marked Barry Wood
I carry a pocket full of plugs at shoots and hand them out and show people how to put them in properly.
I'd LOVE if molded plugs had as high an NRR as yellow barrels since it would be very very convenient, but those expanding yellow foams that are so annoying to roll up expand to fit the space...
Properly inserted "yellow foam" plugs have higher NRR than custom made plugs, BUT custom made plugs fit better than most people apply the foam plugs. It becomes a question of how well do you insert the cheap foam plugs well into the ear canal to the "dog leg" vs. how much they fail to get the...
Shawn,
There's no regulation requiring a helmet covering the head, just the requirement to reduce the exposure below the regulatory limit. That's achieved by a hearing protection and limiting exposure time. At 140 that limit on exposure is instantaneous so exposure has to be mitigated with...
That's not quite all there is to it. The goal is to prevent hazardous levels of sound energy from causing damage that affects your hearing. That energy may be above or below your normal hearing range, people hear across a range of frequencies and some people hear a bit higher or lower...
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This applies to the seller/person disposing of the firearm or ammunition.
If I understand correctly, a different legal prohibition is applied for felons in possession of a firearm. https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual-1431-department-memorandum-prosecutions-under-922g
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