I'm looking to get another suppressor and I would like to suppress a handgun, a 9mm or a 45.
From what little I know about the inner workings of the suppressor it would seem to me the 45 would respond best to being suppressed as the projectile is rarely supersonic.
So I went out reading on the internet (you know, *the* source for all that is true) and found that some people complained about the effectiveness of a .45 suppressor and credited the less-than-expected performance to the size of the hole in the baffles.
Any ideas? thoughts? me-toos?
The 9mm seems like it might be a waste to suppress when fired from a handgun. The round goes supersonic (right?) and would still pop, thus not being hearing safe. Or can you shoot a 9mm subsonic? If so, does it just bounce off of the beer cans and toasters at the 'range'?
From what little I know about the inner workings of the suppressor it would seem to me the 45 would respond best to being suppressed as the projectile is rarely supersonic.
So I went out reading on the internet (you know, *the* source for all that is true) and found that some people complained about the effectiveness of a .45 suppressor and credited the less-than-expected performance to the size of the hole in the baffles.
Any ideas? thoughts? me-toos?
The 9mm seems like it might be a waste to suppress when fired from a handgun. The round goes supersonic (right?) and would still pop, thus not being hearing safe. Or can you shoot a 9mm subsonic? If so, does it just bounce off of the beer cans and toasters at the 'range'?