Accuracy and POI Shift

We've had a lot of questions about what kind of accuracy to expect from our suppressors, and whether or not they have a point-of-impact shift. So, Adam went out to the range with a 6.5 Creedmoor built with goodies from PROOF Research, Timney Triggers, Vortex Optics, XLR Industries, and an AMTAC SBR762 suppressor to provide some answers.
While the test provided the results we expected, we got a couple curveballs as well. So, in an effort provide as much information as possible, we're also going to do the same test with an out-of-the-box .308 and some store-bought ammo at a later date. If there's anything you'd like to see from the second test, be sure and let us know.
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[@jasonpaulst.pierre7191]

Apples and oranges. Develop a load for an unsupressed rifle with a muzzle device. Then re do the test.

[@nickrobinson9503]

Ugh I think you’ve answered my question that i had a mental answer already 🤦🏻‍♂️,
I’m gonna have to redevelop another load for my suppressor.., my rifle is 1/4 moa with bare barrel no break or suppressor,, and as soon as I mount the suppressor its not even on the page.

[@themarksmn4181]

bro.... were you seriously even trying with the unsupressed shots? (Great shooting man, looks like a great rifle, and Im definitely interested in the suppressor)

[@drostly3220]

The Supressor probably given some harmonic resonator qualities to the end result.. Take it off and you get some negative barrel karma flowing

[@PkwyDrive13]

Hmm 🤔 seems staged. 😂