WTF Suppressor design for sale on GB

[TROOPER]

Check it out in person? Why? Everything I need to know is right there in the text!

Screw waiting around... I'm bidding right now!!

[doubloon]

He's selling that one because he has the 92dB version on his bench.

[curtistactical]

Maybe related to JJFU

[jreinke]

Check out his other auction for a used Sig P228 with a starting bid of $1299. Did Texas legalize weed yet? Because this MOFO is obviously smoking something on both counts.

[Capt. Link.]

He is a prince trying to get his assets out of storage if you buy his suppressor you will be granted three wishes and key's to a kingdom.
-CL

[Historian]

He is a prince trying to get his assets out of storage if you buy his suppressor you will be granted three wishes and key's to a kingdom.
-CL

And to prove his Bono Fides his server at a basement in Chappaqua NY
is certified to accept your payments.

For a .22 a 12" x 1.2" test K-suppressor once gave surprisingly low numbers.

[whiterussian1974]

He is a prince trying to get his assets out of storage
-CL

THat's just what I thought when reading it. African Prince email scam.

If it was so great, he would have Backers and a Patent. Why is he so eager to sell the "first electric light bulb" if it's so great? He must have a "Tesla fluorescent" on his bench that he's perfecting. (Analogies.)

[whiterussian1974]

And to prove his Bono Fides his server at a basement in Chappaqua NY
is certified to accept your payments.

For a .22 a 12" x 1.2" test K-suppressor once gave surprisingly low numbers.

That's probably where the Silk Road 2.1 is routed through.

Yes, .22 really isn't that hard to suppress. I used a (modified) 24oz plastic soda bottle and some 'PVC plumbing fixtures' as a kid and the brass hitting the floor was the loudest noise. Even the action wasn't all that loud. Though that was through an 18" rifle.

The bullet and action made a 'wet slapping sound' like people spitting mucus. Or maybe more like "a kid slapping the surface in a swimming pool or bathtub." The wood stock may have dampened a lot of the action noise. It was much quieter than many .22 rifles that I have shot. I'm wanting to say that it was a Walnut stock. Maybe that species has better vibration damping properties?

Once levels get low enough, the meter picks up the primer ignition as the loudest source.