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Posted: 10/19/2015 6:26:35 PM EDT
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Curious how a can would perform if the plugs were left unformed. Just drilled and clipped. I obviously don't understand the significance of the cone shape.
Isn't space space? Different shape but the area is the same. Or is it about the direction of flow of the blast? Has anyone ever done this or is it dangerous? |
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Curious how a can would perform if the plugs were left unformed. Just drilled and clipped. I obviously don't understand the significance of the cone shape. Isn't space space? Different shape but the area is the same. Or is it about the direction of flow of the blast? Has anyone ever done this or is it dangerous? If you're going that route just use flat washers. |
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Curious how a can would perform if the plugs were left unformed. Just drilled and clipped. I obviously don't understand the significance of the cone shape. Isn't space space? Different shape but the area is the same. Or is it about the direction of flow of the blast? Has anyone ever done this or is it dangerous? If you're going that route just use flat washers. Where would those be used? |
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Curious how a can would perform if the plugs were left unformed. Just drilled and clipped. I obviously don't understand the significance of the cone shape. Isn't space space? Different shape but the area is the same. Or is it about the direction of flow of the blast? Has anyone ever done this or is it dangerous? If you're going that route just use flat washers. Where would those be used? As baffles instead of unformed FPs |
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Curious how a can would perform if the plugs were left unformed. Just drilled and clipped. I obviously don't understand the significance of the cone shape. Isn't space space? Different shape but the area is the same. Or is it about the direction of flow of the blast? Has anyone ever done this or is it dangerous? If you're going that route just use flat washers. Where would those be used? As baffles instead of unformed FPs Ok....I just visualized that....lol.  So they would just be separated with spacers....interesting.
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Small end to the barrel. The angle of the cone strips gas away and forces it to circulate and burn off inside the can. Much more efficient than flat baffles. ETA: Like this. http://i57.tinypic.com/jq126b.jpg Thanx for the explanation...makes sense. Cant see your pic. |
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Thanx for the explanation...makes sense. Cant see your pic. Quoted:
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Small end to the barrel. The angle of the cone strips gas away and forces it to circulate and burn off inside the can. Much more efficient than flat baffles. ETA: Like this. http://i57.tinypic.com/jq126b.jpg Thanx for the explanation...makes sense. Cant see your pic. Search "AAC Silencer cut away" on google, you'll see it. No idea why you can't see it now, shows fine across 3 devices. 
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