So while traveling a while back, I happened to come across a suppressor design that was unfamiliar to me: Flow-Through technology. Or as the dealer described it, “No baffles with hard stops, but more like a tornado”.
Not being the most sophisticated suppressor guy, that certainly seemed possible.
The dealer claimed it reduced back-pressure greatly, which means less gas blowback to the shooter’s face. And…I can see that as well. I think.
I will say the suppressor completely comes apart for disassembly and cleaning. Which I think is a must should it ever get fouled up.
But the one thing that struck me about this unit was how heavy it was. Holding it in my hand, it seemed like a pig. Which has pros and cons. The pro is it’s probably machine-gun rated. The con is likely a POI shift if stuck on a precision rifle.
Basically I don’t know what to think. Does anyone out there own one? Use it on tac-rifles? Does it reduce blow-back into the shooter’s face? Or what I’m really asking, is this bullshit?
Sincerely,
Marky
“Shooting Guns & Having Fun”
Areas of focus: Defense and National Security, Modern Light Weapons, Small Arms, Weapons Training.
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