Pond James Pond
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I understand that if you just put on a suppressor on a regular semi-auto and running over a long period, you will damage the gun as the gas pressure running through the gas system is higher than it would be without the suppressor.
Some semis have a valve that allows you to select the appropriate aperture for the gas system to run loud or suppressed. But most do not.
So, what would/could/should you change to ensure that the suppressor's presence will not damage the gun?
Stronger spring on the piston? Stronger recoil spring? Both?
Something altogether different?
Some semis have a valve that allows you to select the appropriate aperture for the gas system to run loud or suppressed. But most do not.
So, what would/could/should you change to ensure that the suppressor's presence will not damage the gun?
Stronger spring on the piston? Stronger recoil spring? Both?
Something altogether different?