Suppressor Science: Baffle Alignment
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Publicado 2021-04-15
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As a data scientist I really appreciate you calling out things like sample size, it definitely shows you guys know what you're doing. Wish there was a comparison between ports and no ports, though...
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I love these scientific videos on suppressors. So cool
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Something I always wanted to do but haven't gotten around to yet, thanks guys!
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Thanks for being rigorous and sharing your results!
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Thanks for officially clearing that up. I've always align mine I think because that's the way they came. But it's nice to know for sure now.
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Well done experiment. It appears there is no harm in aligning baffles and there is a possible benefit.
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Cool video! A video on clocking the baffles relative to the firearm would be very interesting too.
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I'm baffled.
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Great information. Thanks
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Great video!!!!
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Cool to see you guys rolling around on skateboards. Looks like fun, guns & skateboarding.
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Great video both informative and entertaining.
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Thank you!
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These are awesome!
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Valuable info, I learn from this video and your other videos.
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Thank you! Was wondering about those ports on suppressor baffles… noticed them after a can got shot off a rifle and thought it was “damage” from the bullet!? But the end cap was not affected and ports all the same… so glad to confirm there is a functional purpose for those ports as well as alignment!
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Cool video, thanks SilencerStudent for showing me.
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Thank for taking the time to share Puts a lot of BS to rest 👍🏻💯
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Love the Omega... And yes customer service is awesome!! My 6.5cm groups tighten up when using the Omega.
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How about a "spiral" offset of the ports? Set port 1 at 12 o'clock, port 2 at 1 o'clock, port 3 at 2 o'clock, and so on down the stack. They're close to being aligned, but still offset enough to be different.
