Of course all of these claims can be backed up. Nobody would ever sell a product and make claims that couldn't be backed up. Sham-Wow anyone?
Where's Billy Mays when you need him?
Subsonic .223 loads?
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Of course all of these claims can be backed up. Nobody would ever sell a product and make claims that couldn't be backed up. Sham-Wow anyone?
Where's Billy Mays when you need him?
They tried that . Liberty suppressors tried to get him to come out and let them hear it . Denied
Has anyone bought one of these jj cans and made a video yet?
NO one can afford it
What a piece of **** that guy is. It's a shame, because he has some serious talent.
Technically he's right. He's can is quieter than the action itself because cans don't make noise. Lol. Now metering a fired round through his can being quieter than the noise, that's a different story. Lol
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So it sounds like 223/556 is right on the cusp of being hearing safe depending on the can, the gun, the weather, the phase of the moon, etc...
Rather than handload to get subsonic (which sounds pointless except for bolt actions), how hard would it be to handload for consistently hearing-safe rounds?
Rather than handload to get subsonic (which sounds pointless except for bolt actions), how hard would it be to handload for consistently hearing-safe rounds?
It gets rid of the boom but not the crack of hypersonic bullet travel.
Boom can be identified and located, especially if a follow up shot is fired. But sonic crack is non-spatial, it cannot be easily identified or located as it is non-directional but it still is heard and a reported sound. One can't tell where the shot has been fired but they are aware of it, if still alive.
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