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No offence, but I find that hard to believe.
Suppressor manufacturers often tout how there is no POI shift with their suppressors, but that refers to when it is taken off and put back on again. Each time the POI is supposed to be the same as before and with careful machining this is achievable. The claim however does not extend to shooting with it on, and and then shooting without it, as this is a physical impossibility. With a suppressor attached there is free-bore-boost to consider, plus the added weight on the end of the barrel affecting jump and harmonics. Plus the way gasses are trapped and channeled behind the exiting bullet, shifting its ballistic arc. Adding to the science, I have never seen a gun not change its POI between shooting with a suppressor on, and then without it - this is what I was referring to.
No offence, but I find that hard to believe.
Suppressor manufacturers often tout how there is no POI shift with their suppressors, but that refers to when it is taken off and put back on again. Each time the POI is supposed to be the same as before and with careful machining this is achievable. The claim however does not extend to shooting with it on, and and then shooting without it, as this is a physical impossibility. With a suppressor attached there is free-bore-boost to consider, plus the added weight on the end of the barrel affecting jump and harmonics. Plus the way gasses are trapped and channeled behind the exiting bullet, shifting its ballistic arc. Adding to the science, I have never seen a gun not change its POI between shooting with a suppressor on, and then without it - this is what I was referring to.