Dave

Yes, you can do damage to your ears.

There's your wife.

Sure, sure, sure.

No, I disagree.

Everyone's not going to go deaf because you popped off five, six, seven, eight rounds and drop a dude.

Everyone's not going deaf.

Tell us the guys that are on lines in combat in Vietnam even that are not deaf.

come on come on man yeah in the tunnel i i've shot inside drywall places and it's amazing how much drywall absorbs the sound too i don't know i'm not saying you're gonna do it i'm not saying no i'm not gonna prove it first time i did it by accident so no

I get what you're saying with the suppressor.

Yes, that's a good thing.

I just get muted all of a sudden because I fired and dropped somebody and everybody else is deaf too.

We're not going to be a deaf family all of a sudden.

If you're using an AR as a defensive tool, which I think you should, you should absolutely 100% suppress it.

Sure, I'm not arguing that.

Okay, so maybe not worthless, but damn near it.

So what comes to mind is you've got a 16-inch gun with a 6-8-inch can on it.

Now you've got 20 inches of stick out in front of you.

At that point, it becomes unwieldy.

Now, for a range toy or something like that...

come on man where's tony simon i need him tony simon talk about clearing room cqb style with a 20 inch m16 all day long not give two fucks but it's not the ideal tool it's sure it's not the ideal tool fuck me man no kidding but if that's what you've got because you went and you bought 500 ar fucking use that thing if it's 16 inches use that damn thing but put a can on it