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Think I've read somewhere about co2 being introduced into the silencer to stop first round pop.
Possibly a small amount if water in there would do a similar thing. Work like a cooling agent on the burning gases.
Edit:Well it's been a while so not sure if this is it, but could well be
I am reading this thread and wondering if it is the fact that water is not a rigid material and that its movement / flexibile surface stops the sound waves in the same way a soft surface works in a recording studio......
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