There's a short blurb in the Nov. 2022 issue of American Rifleman magazine that discuses the suppression of the MN Revolver. If anyone has that issue, please look at the drawing.
I'm not aware of any Soviet suppressor like that (mutiple baffles) being depicted issued during the war. The BraMit had only four metal parts and two rubber washers. Additionally it relied on cartridges with reduced/subsonic loads. So simple to machine and easy to use it's not a surprise that the Germans copied it.
Can anyone comment on that depicted suppressor?
I'm not aware of any Soviet suppressor like that (mutiple baffles) being depicted issued during the war. The BraMit had only four metal parts and two rubber washers. Additionally it relied on cartridges with reduced/subsonic loads. So simple to machine and easy to use it's not a surprise that the Germans copied it.
Can anyone comment on that depicted suppressor?