"No Country for Old Men" it's on Pay per view, i watched it two times last night, again, I saw it when it first came out, but was able to pick up on many subltle interesting additions. I see a Remington 1187 with some kind of can. Watch it if you can, Tommy Lee looks like he's wearing a Colt, in a Galco slide type holster. The Deputy has a wheel gun, probablly a Ruger. Saw the "bad Guys" had an assortmant of auto weapons, I remember a mach 10 and what appeared to be a BAR, type weapon on the ground, may be wrong, and was that an H&K he took of the dead guy, or an SKS, what did you all see ? I just pulled this up doing a search, "They've been using "moderators (you'll see in the link)" on shotguns for years over in the UK. Oddly enough under the auspices of them being a public service in noise reduction. They are popular with fowl hunters., they are very effective, as least the samples I have heard myself. They make it very pleasant to shoot, more of a very low-pitched whoosh than a shot. It's definitely not recognizable as a gun shot, and if you're outside of probably 100 yards, you won't hear it at all.", and this," We have demonstrated to a number of gun clubs, including several professional shooting ground estates. Not one person was anything other than amazed by its performance, low noise and recoil, even with standard velocity cartridges.
I pasted all of this stuff in for our members to see if they were interested as I was
We are convinced that we have a product range that will protect your shooting from objections through noise, and will allow clay shooting facilities to be used more - possibly for floodlit shooting - since you will no longer cause local disturbance. The simple reason is that noise reduction characteristics are so significant that, in normal topography, the sound is not audible above background noise even at 150 meters with the single shot Pedretti, and 300 meters with the Hushpower conversion to semi-autos & pumps contrast this with the normal 12 bore which can be heard in still air at 1.5 Kilometres., link is,hxxp://www.saddleryandgunroom.co.uk/hushpower.htm, just remove the x's in http, nd put back the tt,
I pasted all of this stuff in for our members to see if they were interested as I was
We are convinced that we have a product range that will protect your shooting from objections through noise, and will allow clay shooting facilities to be used more - possibly for floodlit shooting - since you will no longer cause local disturbance. The simple reason is that noise reduction characteristics are so significant that, in normal topography, the sound is not audible above background noise even at 150 meters with the single shot Pedretti, and 300 meters with the Hushpower conversion to semi-autos & pumps contrast this with the normal 12 bore which can be heard in still air at 1.5 Kilometres., link is,hxxp://www.saddleryandgunroom.co.uk/hushpower.htm, just remove the x's in http, nd put back the tt,
