Message from @chromatically
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Why i got a silencer
Exibit A in daylight
We have a "dynamic" baffle design in one of our test mufflers
Dynamic
I need to get a newer pic of mine. threw a threaded barrel and suppressor high night sights on it
Mine needs new night sights, they dont glow so well anymore
must be a bit older then
Police trade in from the late 1990s
it wasn't as bad to install the sights myself either, just need a vice and some punches and a rubber mallet
@CyberSpacePirate the baffles move. Each chamber can increase in volume.
ah yeah, good ol tritium half life
Whattt
Like springs?
that sounds sick @Ironman
it's for cars though?
I wonder if you could adapt that tech for suppressors
@CyberSpacePirate springs are used, yes. Since pressure is equal to temperature over volume, increasing the volume decreases the ratio (pressure).
A silencer is just a muffler for a gun, the technology is nearly identical
This is true
So, moving it arround causes heat to build slower?
We also have a few other ideas incorporated into it. Lets just say we have a very large surface area for cooling and heat transfer
Ribbed for pleasure?
I really want a lathe to form 1 my own cans
one day...
Each baffle increases in size as the pressure moves through the housing. The housing has a surface that is similar to a piece of charcoal. Charcoal has a huge surface area for a small volume
Hollywood quiet
Very cool
Obviously to a point. Then the mechanics of the rifle and the ballistic crack take over. The 300 blackout was stupid quiet
Ive been looking into quieter buffers as well but not sure on their reliability and lifespan
Maxim has a nice setup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzisuGT3X4I
I have this in jail
Weight, longetivity, decibel rating. Pick 2.
gonna be my MPX can and maybe 9x39 AK can
My AR already weights more than an AK being 1/2 the length so
Ive seen everything from 2 liter pop bottles to electrical conduit.
Lol
Some guy even used a potato on youtube
Potato time
Yesss