Pop Stop...

I would be extremely worried about suppressors indexing on the shoulder of that thing as well as tolerance stacking issues all leading to a baffle Strike.

And the bore? Why not shoot CO2 through the front of the can????
 
11B CIB said:
I would be extremely worried about suppressors indexing on the shoulder of that thing as well as tolerance stacking issues all leading to a baffle Strike.

And the bore? Why not shoot CO2 through the front of the can????
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Or through the bolt... lol
 
I have not seen it in retail but a suppressor website had something about dB. Foam. It’s from Inland Co and is supposed to be a lubricant and protectant for suppressors that also abates oxygen in the suppressor and helps with first round pop as well as drop another couple dB for the first few rounds. For $30 plus shipping a can and not hearing anything more than media reports I just filed it away ... this thread reminded me ...

https://www.inland-mfg.com/Inland-Suppressors/dBFoam.html
 
NCFubar said:
I have not seen it in retail but a suppressor website had something about dB. Foam. It’s from Inland Co and is supposed to be a lubricant and protectant for suppressors that also abates oxygen in the suppressor and helps with first round pop as well as drop another couple dB for the first few rounds. For $30 plus shipping a can and not hearing anything more than media reports I just filed it away ... this thread reminded me ...

https://www.inland-mfg.com/Inland-Suppressors/dBFoam.html
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I’ve heard positive stuff about this product

Doesn’t leave nasty gunk like wire gel or the oxidation risk that water poses
 
I've never found FRP to be that much of an issue. I bought the big jug of clear wpg, got three syringes from Target, and have used it on one trip to the range.

As the guy said, multiple times, it's a niche market...and I'm just not part of it. :D
 
It's an interesting product but I'm not sure how it could ever work. At best it displaces HALF the oxygen in the suppressor. As is mentioned, it's heavier than air and will flow out of the end of the suppressor if tilted . Half of it will flow out of the end if it's just sitting there too.

Good thinking outside the box. I'd like to see some "before/after" data. I'm sure it works to some extent.
 
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