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Silencers for home defense?

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At The Truth About Guns, blogger Nick Leghorn takes a crack at convincing readers that silencers are a good idea for home defense. He points out that discharging a firearm indoors can be disorienting due to the loud muzzle blast. He suggests mitigating this with a silencer. He points out that when you are facing an aggressor in low-light conditions, you can’t afford to lose your hearing.

What Nick does not mention is that loud noises aren’t the only thing that can be disorienting when shooting indoors. The muzzle flash from a firearm is detrimental to your ability to see in near dark, causing your pupils to contract and depleting your retina’s rod cells of the rhodopsin that allows the human eye to see in low light. Silencers not only diminish the intensity of the sound generated by a muzzle blast, they also significantly reduce the visible muzzle flash. Rather than being in a visual time-out for half an hour while your eyes recover, use of a silencer allows a defender to maintain greater situational awareness after shooting to protect himself and his family members.

Montana Gov. vetoes hunting safety bill

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On Monday, Governor Steve Bullock of Montana vetoed a bill that would eliminate criminal penalties for hunters seeking to protect their hearing through the use of firearm silencers. The American Silencer Association reports: “HB 205 was vetoed by Governor Bullock late Monday afternoon. Despite this setback, the ASA will revisit the issue in Montana during the next legislative session. We would like to thank everyone for their time and support throughout our efforts. Without your help, we would not have come this far.”In his veto message, Governor Bullock stated that “I do not see the need for suppressed weapons for hunting…. Hunting with suppressed weapons adds nothing positive to the hunt.” If he is interested in learning about what a silencer adds to a hunt, perhaps the governor could speak with audiologists who have worked with patients suffering hearing loss from exposure to unsuppressed gunshots without hearing protection.

Trade association says gun trusts here to stay

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Over at The Truth About Guns, Nick Leghorn is reporting on a recent interview he conducted with someone from the National Firearms Act Trade & Collectors Association. The NFATCA is confident that, despite the recent article in the New York Times characterizing guns trusts as exploiting a loophole, gun trusts are not going anywhere. One reason for this belief is that the treatment of trusts under the NFA is laid out in the same regulatory language as that of corporations, including private security contractors, movie studios, and other entities whose use of these firearms is unlikely to be further restricted.

ATF has published a notice of proposed rulemaking that would change how “responsible persons” are treated and would eliminate the law enforcement sign-off requirement for individual taxpayers seeking to transfer or make an NFA firearm. However, Josh Prince, an attorney who prepares gun trusts in Pennsylvania, has notedthat similar proposals in past years have not come to fruition.

NYT reporter discovers gun trusts, cries “loophole”

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In an article in today’s New York Times, Erica Goode characterizes gun trusts as exploiting a loophole in the federal firearms law. Goode’s article does, however, reference Florida attorney David Goldman, who is cited extensively in the article, and to good effect. Goldman notes the importance of gun trusts as an estate planning tool for assets that are extensively regulated and for which trustees need substantial guidance:

David Goldman, an estate lawyer in Jacksonville who pioneered the use of gun trusts six years ago, said most dealers carried out background checks for restricted firearms. He called the notion that criminals might use the trusts to buy the firearms through a dealer “ridiculous.”

“Illegal versions of these items are not only cheaper,” he said, “but you can obtain them six months faster and you don’t have to form a trust, which could be $500 or $1,000 depending on the level, and you don’t have to tell the A.T.F. about it.”

Mr. Goldman, who has prepared several thousand gun trusts and teaches courses on their use, said the trusts have many benefits, like ensuring that firearms were passed on responsibly when an owner dies, keeping them from falling into the wrong hands in a difficult divorce or helping to negotiate moves to other states that might have different gun laws.

“There was never a proper way of dealing with firearms with estate planning and whether beneficiaries were appropriate to receive them,” Mr. Goldman said.

Gun trusts are not tools for law-breakers, who could illegally acquire NFA firearms far more quickly than the NFA registration process allows. Gun trusts are flexible estate-planning tools that can help ensure that you, your family, and your firearms-related assets are protected.

Gov. Mead of WY signs silencer hunting bill

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Starting in July, hunters in Wyoming will be able to hunt a little more safely. After a legislative process that saw the initial measure amended to not include big game, the final bill signed by Gov. Matt Mead yesterday authorizes the use of silencers for all hunting in Wyoming, including big game. In ending its prohibition, Wyoming becomes the 28th state to allow the use of silencers by hunters. Hunting with silencers is already permitted in Nebraska for any game that can be taken with a rifle.

Unlike most other items regulated by the National Firearms Act, silencers do not require extra paperwork and ATF approval for temporary interstate transport. This means that Nebraska sportsmen interested in taking game in Wyoming can bring their suppressors along for the hunt.

WY legislature moves to legalize hunting with silencers

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On Tuesday, the Wyoming House of Representatives voted to join a majority of states that allow the use of silencers while hunting. This measure was already approved by the Senate and is headed to Gov. Mead’s desk for his signature. Wyoming is already a popular hunting destination.

If this bill is signed into law, hunters who want to protect their hearing and maintain their situational awareness without resorting to cumbersome, uncomfortable electronic earmuffs will be able to take all manner of game in Wyoming using a silencer. The successful progress of this legislative initiative follows efforts by the American Silencer Association in the state.

[Star-Tribune: “Wyoming House approves silencers for hunting”]