Rural property owners face a constant challenge when dealing with destructive pests and varmints. Coyotes threaten livestock, groundhogs destroy gardens, and feral hogs wreak havoc on crops. Traditional pest control methods often prove inadequate for serious infestations. Enter the suppressor – a game-changing tool that allows homesteaders to address pest problems effectively while maintaining good … Read more
Night hunting presents unique challenges and opportunities for hunters pursuing predators and invasive species. The combination of modern suppressors with night vision and thermal imaging equipment has revolutionized after-dark hunting operations. This technological convergence offers significant advantages for ethical harvesting, effective predator control, and enhanced hunting experiences. From preserving natural awareness to reducing noise pollution, … Read more
When pursuing big game with a .308 hunting rifle, the addition of a quality suppressor can transform your hunting experience. Today’s modern suppressors offer remarkable benefits beyond just hearing protection. They significantly mitigate recoil and reduce the chance of startling nearby game after your first shot. The modern hunter faces a market flooded with options, … Read more
The first time I pulled the trigger on a suppressed hunting rifle, I knew there was no going back. Standing in the November chill of a Tennessee oak ridge, tracking the movement of a mature 9-point buck, I squeezed off a perfectly placed shot with my Ruger .308 Predator topped with a .30 caliber suppressor. … Read more
Maryland’s already inconvenienced gun owners now have to contend with Senate Bill 634 (SB 634)—a push to ditch lead ammo. This bill is telling the Department of Natural Resources to phase out lead for hunting, one species at a time, until it’s totally gone by July 1, 2029. It hit the Senate Education, Energy & … Read more
Generally speaking, it is legal to hunt with a suppressor in states where it is legal to own a suppressor. Out of 50 states, 42 allow ownership of suppressors and 41 of those states allow hunting with a suppressor. Connecticut is the only state where you can own a suppressor, but cannot hunt with it. … Read more
Republican Senator Jon Bumstead of North Muskegon has introduced a bill intending to educate Michigan students between the 6th and 12th grades on safe firearm handling and storage. Bumstead coordinated with the Department of Education in developing the bill and agreed that live rounds would not be brought onto school campuses during training to prevent … Read more
When it comes to hunting with a suppressed rifle, the relationship between suppressor length and performance creates an intricate balance that every hunter should carefully consider. Having spent countless hours in the field testing various configurations, I’ve found that while longer suppressors generally offer superior sound reduction, they can present practical challenges that often outweigh … Read more
While the most noticeable attribute of Leupold’s new VX-6HD rifle scope is its snazzy tool-less turret caps, what you can’t see is more remarkable. Leupold has installed the guts of its venerable Mark 5HD scopes in the new Gen 2 version of its equally venerable VX-6HD line, introduced last month at SHOT Show. That’s noteworthy … Read more
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