I am developing a monocore silencer for 5.56 (I have access to CNC)
Now I have a dilemma - which baffle design to choose?
I found out 3 options.
The first option is Gemtech buffle design.
As I understand, the silencer operation principle is in the phase superposition of sound waves. Therefore, the buffle as a whole is mirrored.
The main advantages in this buffles design are: 1) easy to draw 3D models and 2) ease of production (very easy to mill metal cylinder "all the way through").

Second option is Silencerco Sparrow style
As I understand it, the working principle of this buffles design in the asynchronous collision of the powder gases flows + mixing them with each other.
disadvantage - it is more difficult to draw a 3D model because of the "asynchronous" located baffles

Third buffle design is more or less "classical" (cone) design

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So.....
What design should be taken as the basis of my project?