Supressed vs Unsupressed Impact Shift
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- One of our most common questions during our long range shooting classes, is, "does a suppressor change your point of impact or affect your accuracy"? In this video we show you exactly what effects a suppressor has on one of our long range rifles.
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Great video! A review of the evo would be awesome
Thanks for watching. You bet, we will have one coming soon.
The direct thread and backing off…that’s what I love about Huxwrx. It can’t happen because it’s reverse thread and the gas flows out in the opposite direction. Every shot it tightens back up. No worries about burning your hands or having to check or use a cover.
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I've wondered about the accuracy of using a suppressed vs. un-suppressed rifle. Your video was informative but left me with a question. If the rifle is sighted in with the suppressor on and then used as such, are there other factors to be considered? Does the accuracy remain constant?
Great question! Yes, if zeroed with the suppressor, the accuracy and POI remain intact.
The main reason we get asked the question is for those that zeroed without a suppressor then added one later.
Hope that helps. Thank you for watching.
If you remove and put the suppressor back on again, should the POI shift be the same as before?
Great Question. Yes, should be the same, as long as you're using the same suppressor and ammo.
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First time suppressor owner. I had this issue with both rifles
Bolt action 6.5 Cr
Ar 224 Valkyrie
Still waiting on approval, location of purchase has a 30yd rage (rifles zeroed at 100yds). After removing their breaks and direct thread the suppressor I observed noticeably tighter groups. Remove suppressor and reattach breaks. Both rifles zero were now off at 100yds by approximately 8in R 4in U. Is this normal? Note the only thing done was swapping b for s and back. Any explanation?
Without going hands on the best explanation we can offer is the added weight of the suppressor and the break are throwing off the harmonics and/or the whip if the barrel to cause groups to not be as tight. It is very common for the POI to be changed as we mentioned in the video. Happy shooting.
Now does this apply to a pistol also since the range will be much closer your shooting at ?
It can. Typically not as dramatic
@@OutdoorSolutions ty for the reply. So should I sight it in with the suppressor on or off since it’s my EDC?sorry for the dumb questions here I’m new to the suppressor world and just got 2 of them.
@@ShackWv If it's your EDC with suppressor off for sure. You should practice the same as well, since you want your set up to be the exact same as you practice if you get in a tight spot and have to use it in a life threatening situation. If you have another pistol use the suppressor with it. If you don't have another option just understand you will more than likely have some offset. Hope that helps.
@@OutdoorSolutions thank you sir. I appreciate the help
@@ShackWv Absolutely
I have a 7mm REM Mag. Before my suppressor the bullet would travel through the animal but now with the suppressor the bullet blows up internal but no exit hole? Why is that?
This is the first time we've ever heard of this. The suppressor should not have any bearing at all on pass through of a bullet, if anything, your velocity should increase a little bit because of the added length to your barrel. Only thing we can suggest is if you hit a rib or shoulder blade that slowed your bullet down.
I am assuming, same bullet, same distances?
Wouldn't a suppressor generally increase the muzzle velocity of the bullet as there is extra time with pressure behind the bullet (albeit slowing and no longer sealed). As long as the barrel is shorter than terminal performance, the added length of a suppressor would add a fraction of the benefit of a barrel that was the same length longer. That small amount of increase muzzle velocity accounted for less wind drift possibly? Trying to understand why a bullet would change impact with a suppressor. As long as no baffle strike, the only conclusion I would reason was a change in velocity.
Great question and yes it could change the velocity, although it would be pretty minimal. The main reason for change in POI is change in barrel whip.
You’ve added weight to the end of the barrel, changing how it performs when fired.
@@OutdoorSolutions aaah barrel harmonics in the mix. I don't pretend to understand that sorcery.
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I wonder if calibers would differ in poi vs only testing one caliber
100%, they would all have varying results.
On my 5.56 the difference is two minutes left and three minutes low.
@@jaysmokey 100 yard zero
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Never measured FPS comparisons in my experience suppressed weapons do impact accuracy, and depending on ammo not consistant..so this comparison is a bit biased most of us dont load our own ammo and buy off the shelf which are variances
Thanks for your comment. All ammo used was off the shelf factory ammo
As uploader mentioned in another reply, if zeroed with the suppressor then you should be all good especially if using same ammo.
Sir your groups are 5 inches apart, not 1 inch.
Thank you for your comment. We understand how this could be a little confusing. We were aiming at a completely different Diamond for the suppressed rounds.
Unsuppressed was center Diamond, suppressed was bottom right. Thanks for watching.