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<blockquote data-quote="vdub" data-source="post: 1778771" data-attributes="member: 6845"><p>Just because you don't or can't see the validity in an argument doesn't mean that others don't and the agrument is not valid. There are lots of valid arguments to justify the use of suppressors while hunting. It is logic like you are using to try and argue for something with only one viewpoint that does more damage than good. On top of hearing damage and "we bought them we want to use them", there are numerous other valid arguments. </p><p></p><p>I bought the suppressor knowing I would not be able to hunt with it. However, the reason I bought them was to eliminate as much noise as possible while shooting as I do far more shooting than hunting. Getting to hunt with the suppressor is just an added benefit as I already use them for the exact reason I bought them for, shooting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vdub, post: 1778771, member: 6845"] Just because you don't or can't see the validity in an argument doesn't mean that others don't and the agrument is not valid. There are lots of valid arguments to justify the use of suppressors while hunting. It is logic like you are using to try and argue for something with only one viewpoint that does more damage than good. On top of hearing damage and "we bought them we want to use them", there are numerous other valid arguments. I bought the suppressor knowing I would not be able to hunt with it. However, the reason I bought them was to eliminate as much noise as possible while shooting as I do far more shooting than hunting. Getting to hunt with the suppressor is just an added benefit as I already use them for the exact reason I bought them for, shooting. [/QUOTE]
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