Shooter’s bid for sound of silence

By Olivia Lambert
Updated March 24 2014 - 7:33am, first published 12:00am
Albury shooter Nathan Ruby, pictured in Wodonga with Shooters and Fishers Party Victorian representative Jeff Bourman, is pushing for suppressors to be allowed on firearms to reduce the effect of noise on users’ hearing. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL
Albury shooter Nathan Ruby, pictured in Wodonga with Shooters and Fishers Party Victorian representative Jeff Bourman, is pushing for suppressors to be allowed on firearms to reduce the effect of noise on users’ hearing. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

AN Albury shooter believes a ban on gun silencers is an occupational health and safety issue because firing a gun causes hearing loss.

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