So I had a chance to shoot my M3 700mm .22 with a IA1200 suppressor today. Only had enough time to sight in and a few shots for general accuracy. Rifle is shooting NSA .218 31.2 grain slugs at 960 FPS zeroed to 40 yds. The only sound I could hear was the hammer striking the valve and the slug striking the paper/carboard target. Asked my wife what she could hear and she said the same with the caveat that she did not have her hearing aids in (she hears just fine without them as I have learned many times). While sighting in I heard a vehicle pulling into the parking area and when I was changing mags a gentleman walked up and asked if I was shooting a PCP. Told him yes and he said, thought so, could only hear a metallic ping and then something hitting the target, couldn't figure it out at first. He and his wife were waiting to shoot at the same spot so I didn't take much time for accuracy but shot two groups. First was 9 shots that measured .573 and second was three that measured .210. Not terrible but not great either, I am positive it was all shooter error as I am new to precision shooting and did not have any experience with this gun.
My wife and I had gone out to shoot a couple new 9mms that we purchased while on a trip last weekend and while leaving her comment was, Kind of nice that all six people shooting her today were couples enjoying the day. Couldn't agree more.
My wife and I had gone out to shoot a couple new 9mms that we purchased while on a trip last weekend and while leaving her comment was, Kind of nice that all six people shooting her today were couples enjoying the day. Couldn't agree more.
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