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Originally Posted by fly boy

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

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that's the second time someone has called me weird in 2 weeks. I sense something is starting to go wrong.

Do cans that use baffles, but bleed out the pressure into an outer canister (like an integral can) reduce pressure better?

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Originally Posted by fly boy

that's the second time someone has called me weird in 2 weeks. I sense something is starting to go wrong.

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No, nothings wrong............I'm weird too.

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G'nite fellers.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Do cans that use baffles, but bleed out the pressure into an outer canister (like an integral can) reduce pressure better?

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Not really, it has to go somewhere. Most if not every can is one canister, not inner / outer.

I ask because I'm under the impression that on an integral can there is enough volume for the gas to first go into the outer chamber, then more slowly exit out the muzzle at a lower, more quiet speed. Although, it wouldn't then work very well for rapid firing I suppose.

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I ask because I'm under the impression that on an integral can there is enough volume for the gas to first go into the outer chamber, then more slowly exit out the muzzle at a lower, more quiet speed. Although, it wouldn't then work very well for rapid firing I suppose.

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The slower exit speed is key. Getting the gas to go SOMEWHERE besides back into chamber is also key, if we're talking about reducing back pressure.

look at OSS suppressors.

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No new videos for a while?

We need a hog hunt video.

Or maybe a suppressor discussion video.

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