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Topic	Reading about a police officer trying to get suppressors allowed in department.
OctilIery 11/27/17 10:28:13 PM #24:	Darklit_Minuet posted... OctilIery posted... Because even as rarely as they use rifles, this will save tons in workers comp from hearing damage. Not firing their weapon would save even more from hearing. No gunshot sound > suppressed gunshot sound Yes, and sometimes firing the weapon is needed. Your point? gna647 posted... you can definitely still hear the gunshots but it'll protect their ears which is the point im assuming the general public watches too many movies and they think this will turn every cop into Agent 47 Yup. Specifically, it matters for when they go into enclosed spaces, the shots can be really damaging. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:891177023] in Reading ab... [t:76034070]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darklit_Minuet posted...</cite> <quote><cite>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Because even as rarely as they use rifles, this will save tons in workers comp from hearing damage. </quote> Not firing their weapon would save even more from hearing. No gunshot sound > suppressed gunshot sound</quote> Yes, and sometimes firing the weapon is needed. Your point? <cite>gna647 posted...</cite> <quote>you can definitely still hear the gunshots but it'll protect their ears which is the point im assuming the general public watches too many movies and they think this will turn every cop into Agent 47</quote> Yup. Specifically, it matters for when they go into enclosed spaces, the shots can be really damaging.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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