The post whore thread.

[Great-Kazoo]

Do cans that use baffles, but bleed out the pressure into an outer canister (like an integral can) reduce pressure better?

Not really, it has to go somewhere. Most if not every can is one canister, not inner / outer.

[Irving]

I ask because I'm under the impression that on an integral can there is enough volume for the gas to first go into the outer chamber, then more slowly exit out the muzzle at a lower, more quiet speed. Although, it wouldn't then work very well for rapid firing I suppose.

[TheBelly]

I ask because I'm under the impression that on an integral can there is enough volume for the gas to first go into the outer chamber, then more slowly exit out the muzzle at a lower, more quiet speed. Although, it wouldn't then work very well for rapid firing I suppose.

The slower exit speed is key. Getting the gas to go SOMEWHERE besides back into chamber is also key, if we're talking about reducing back pressure.

look at OSS suppressors.

[buffalobo]

Belly are you at work yet?


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[buffalobo]

No new videos for a while?

We need a hog hunt video.

Or maybe a suppressor discussion video.

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[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Hey hoes. Sleep is for the weak, and the people without child...

[HoneyBadger]

Hey hoes. Sleep is for the weak, and the people without child...

Read the book "Babywise" and you'll be sleeping through the night in a few weeks.

[BuffCyclist]

Yes, I'm still alive.

Filling out tons of crap for work. Pissed off about my benefits, I can't sign my wife up on my insurance because of the Affordable Care Act. She has a job, but is quitting Aug 1st, to allow her a month to relax and stuff before the due date of 9/6, so we wanted to get her on my new insurance now so we know she's covered. But, because of the ACA I can't have her on my insurance because she has a job with benefits (even if she drops her benefits, she doesn't qualify) so she has to quit nearly 3 weeks early so we can process the paperwork in time and know for a fact that she'll be covered. And this is because th second you sign up for benefits, it goes into effect on the 1st of the next full month. So if we sign her up Aug 1st, she doesn't have insurance until 9/1, which is too freaking close. So we have to sign her up in the middle of july to ensure they have enough time to process it. I'm super pissed about it.

And then I spent nearly 5 hours yesterday attempting to figure out my 3. Yes, that's right. THREE freaking emails. My primary is @thestate.edu but that just forwards all email to @services.thestate.edu, so then if I reply to an email, it changes my email address which confuses people. I also can't send emails to all of my work mailing lists because those are setup for @thestate.edu. Finally found the spot after clicking tons and tons of links on the IT webpage where I can choose to have my outgoing as either of those two. Why the heck would anyone want to choose a more complicated email?!

(substitute "thestate" for the state name that i'm working for, just don't want it super obvious even though most of you hos know where I'm goin').

[BuffCyclist]

Oh yea, and morning all you frozen hos!

[TheBelly]

Belly are you at work yet?


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I've been at work since 0430 my time. early day today!