hart23
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Post by hart23 on Aug 5, 2008 20:52:22 GMT -5
I have a Smith and Wesson 40F. There are 2 versions of my gun. There is the the deluxe silencer version and the regular version. I bought the regular, but I was curious and wondered what the silencer would change about my gun. Would the accuracy increase? Would it shoot with less sound? I would show some pictures, but sadly I have no idea how. If anyone wants to tell me how I will post some pictures.
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Post by Psychosis on Aug 5, 2008 22:30:33 GMT -5
No.
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Post by Яoman on Aug 5, 2008 23:06:32 GMT -5
Your wording of your questions makes me cry. I suck at English and dont give a rats ass about posting configuration, unlike Knief who will gut you and make correct punctuational out of you entrails as he writes a novel with perfect grammar with ink made with a 50% concentration of your blood.
The suppressor could contain some of the sound but it will not contain all of it. Pretty much its just for looks but it also can contain and scatter the noise caused from gas being released from the barrel. This makes it harder for you to be pinpointed.
So to make a confusing explanation short, It can contain some sound but not much its mostly for looks and it will not make it more accurate because that makes no sense.
THE END
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Post by Ghast on Aug 6, 2008 0:04:43 GMT -5
Your wording of your questions makes me cry. I suck at English and dont give a rats ass about posting configuration, unlike Knief who will gut you and make correct punctuational out of you entrails as he writes a novel with perfect grammar with ink made with a 50% concentration of your blood. Awesome, I approve. Anyways, not necessarily. The sound of your weapon firing will actually be directed forward unless it's a foam filled silencer. If it's foam filled then yes, it will silence, you won't hear that loud crack coming out of your barrel but you'll still hear the gass coming out of the ejection port. If isn't foam filled, it will act like a Noveske Flash hider and amplify the sound in the forward direction, much like a megaphone. It's hard to tell how much louder it'll be but it will be a hair louder.
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