Hearing protection

[Guest JohnGalway]

Thanks for all the replies lads

 

No moderator on my rifle Jamie. Too busy for me to bother going through the hassle for getting permission for one so I am doing without. I do plan on getting one once I get myself together. In the meantime it's hearing protection

[jamie g 17]

Thanks for all the replies lads

 

No moderator on my rifle Jamie. Too busy for me to bother going through the hassle for getting permission for one so I am doing without. I do plan on getting one once I get myself together. In the meantime it's hearing protection

 

 

yes its mad how much a mod does cut it out. i had some shots on my hmr the other day with out mod and that is

scary loud and a deep boom from the blast when the trigger is 1st pulled.

 

ive heard a couple of 223's with muzzle brakes and there even worse mind you good fun when on a range

is it easy to get a mod over there john like it is here. or do you have to go about getting one a different way ?

like fill in more forms and stuff ?

Edited April 16, 2008 by jamie g

[Guest JohnGalway]

is it easy to get a mod over there john like it is here. or do you have to go about getting one a different way ?

like fill in more forms and stuff ?

 

I think I'll have to write to a Garda Comissioner after May, as centrefire moderators will be on a restricted list then. That doesn't mean they're impossible to get but I do expect some amount of hassle. I think myself I have good and genuine reasons for getting on though so I'll give it a try BEFORE I get my rifle threaded. I'll have to get more information from Irish sources myself before I go about applying though.

[Deker 3,478]

is it easy to get a mod over there john like it is here. or do you have to go about getting one a different way ?

like fill in more forms and stuff ?

 

I think I'll have to write to a Garda Comissioner after May, as centrefire moderators will be on a restricted list then. That doesn't mean they're impossible to get but I do expect some amount of hassle. I think myself I have good and genuine reasons for getting on though so I'll give it a try BEFORE I get my rifle threaded. I'll have to get more information from Irish sources myself before I go about applying though.

 

 

 

 

Health and Safety (EARS), is a good arguement for a moderator and is the main reason they are granted "quite" easily in England now!

 

5 and certainly 10 years ago it was an uphill battle to get a mod, but no more...main problem now is that on a centrefire they are just so f*****g expensive!

 

[Guest JohnGalway]

Well ye're well ahead of us in that regard Deker. I've heard about people being refused on those grounds, reply went something laong the lines of "Well, get a quieter gun".

[Bryan 1,362]

John you should apply for one before May,once you have it easy to keep.won't be as simple after May

[Guest JohnGalway]

Could be right Bryan

[jamie g 17]

Well ye're well ahead of us in that regard Deker. I've heard about people being refused on those grounds, reply went something laong the lines of "Well, get a quieter gun".

 

''quote by john "Well, get a quieter gun"

 

they say get a quieter gun you should have said no mate. no matter what rifle you have all of them are loud when breaking speed of sound

 

if thats the case put 22lr on my ticket as a fox round see what they say then to that !

Edited April 18, 2008 by jamie g

[dicehorn 38]

is it easy to get a mod over there john like it is here. or do you have to go about getting one a different way ?

like fill in more forms and stuff ?

 

I think I'll have to write to a Garda Comissioner after May, as centrefire moderators will be on a restricted list then. That doesn't mean they're impossible to get but I do expect some amount of hassle. I think myself I have good and genuine reasons for getting on though so I'll give it a try BEFORE I get my rifle threaded. I'll have to get more information from Irish sources myself before I go about applying though.

 

 

 

 

Health and Safety (EARS), is a good arguement for a moderator and is the main reason they are granted "quite" easily in England now!

 

5 and certainly 10 years ago it was an uphill battle to get a mod, but no more...main problem now is that on a centrefire they are just so f*****g expensive!

 

 

On the Uk mainland I got my sound Moderator about 15 years ago by going to my doctor saying that I had just started to get a ringing sound in my ears (big fib really ) He said I may have the start of tinnitus - went home to look that up - exactly what I needed. Applied for a variation for a moderator on the grounds of health reasons stating my doc had diagnosed tinnitus and they were welcome to check (don't know whether they did) - two weeks later granted

 

Peter