BeeShooter
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I duck taped a kitchen knife to my 22 and didn't see difference in POI. I guess I'll try duck tapping 2 kitchen knives to it and test later.
In the military they are not installed unless it's gonna be close contact, very close.
Harmonics: The act of firing a gun generates a rapid pressure increase within the barrel bore, causing the barrel to resonate and vibrate in a whip-like fashion. The resultant harmonic oscillations of the barrel affect the terminal phase of the projectile's internal ballistics and in turn the initial status of its external ballistics, and therefore need to be minimized or tuned to limit their effects on accuracy. Generally the harmonic effects are proportional to the square of the barrel length, and so are generally only of concern in long guns such as rifles but not handguns. Some external accessories, called tuners or de-resonators, can also be mounted onto the barrel to modify the harmonic wave pattern so that the node is shifted as near to the muzzle as possible. Airguns have significantly lower barrel pressure, and therefore are far less affected by barrel harmonics than firearms.
I seldom shot my AK with the bayonet but the POI didn’t change the few times I did.
Even a sniper rifle in a suppressed configuration is a close range weapon system.
The supersonic crack of the bullet is still there, true enough, but the suppressor does reduce the sound and muzzle blast of the rifle. A reduced firing signature is a good thing, if you don't want to be seen and thus targeted.You cannot suppress supersonic ammo.
saying a suppressed SWS is a "close range weapon system" seems to be devoid of any factual basis.