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About LinkBacksIt could well be getting a secondry ignition with a short barrel. If the factory round hasnt burnt all the powder before the bullet leaves some of the unburnt powder sits in the suppressor, this builds up and then there is a bigger bang. I've had this before with a short barrelled suppressed rifle and using powder to slow burning. Just a thought.....
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03-01-2012, 11:13 AM #15Member
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