Top shot season 3 winner Dustin Ellermann does it:
Yup that’ll do. Check out this cool 3D printed suppressor below, which his CLASS 2 SOT buddies made.
Wow ahhaha. I should have assumed that could be easily done. Better ban plastic and 3d printers ASAP. Or at least in states where the criminals can’t start their own businesses, get manufacturing licenses and print these. Criminals love being above board with everything.
I expected more baffles. That said, I don’t know anything about suppressor design. I just assumed if the length wasn’t needed for baffles they would just make it shorter rather than have an area for gas pressure to build up. *shrug*
How long until they 3D print a suppressor out of bacon fat and eagle spit as the ‘merica bonding agent? Sign me up for the pre-order.
Thoughts?
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5 responses to “Land Of The Free Suppressor Bacon And A 3D Printed Suppressor”
The larger the baffle chambers, the better suppression you typically get. The more area you have allows the gas to expand, and slow down, thus lessening the sound. That is why larger caliber suppressors have larger chambers for the higher amount of gas they create.
Ah gotcha. That makes sense now that you mention it.
…or we could just legalize it all and leave people alone.
Same with dope and taxes but that would smack of liberty.
I agree.
Better ban washers and plumbing pipe too. and sheet metal. and hand tools. and wood. and…..