Thread: Project: Stubbs

it could have always been there, or it might have just happened. The only way to tell is shoot a group and see.

id go more 90 degree holes to loose a bit of weight and get more volume, seems like its working fine so it might only be academic gains not real world feel/sound

I once had a small plastic suppressor that worked ok that had no baffles in it at all

that short little result is bloody good. Iv always liked the beretta for its duel semi/bolt action

Originally Posted by Bill999

it could have always been there, or it might have just happened. The only way to tell is shoot a group and see.

id go more 90 degree holes to loose a bit of weight and get more volume, seems like its working fine so it might only be academic gains not real world feel/sound

I once had a small plastic suppressor that worked ok that had no baffles in it at all

that short little result is bloody good. Iv always liked the beretta for its duel semi/bolt action

I did end up drilling quite a few more holes at 90 degrees which may or may not have helped, hard to tell the difference really. The next suppressor design is already underway in my head with quite a few changes, the section that allows the gases to travel back to the over barrel bit will have milled flat spots rather than holes drilled in it, the first muzzle forward section will be turned down to a much smaller OD and have 4 milled elongated holes along its length and the other 2 sections will be smaller OD and have bigger 90 degree holes in them.