@desertveteran@P3RS3U5_l@handleitgrips Thats correct Sir. Real machine guns swap barrels under sustained fire, which give both barrel/suppressor time to cool. Ever serve with the 3ACR?
@P3RS3U5_l@handleitgrips https://t.co/S9Rn6ZpjvR
"Titanium delivers full-auto rated performance, but it heats up faster than stainless steel or Inconel. Not all titanium cans are full-auto rated, so be sure to double-check"
@Arketype_4i@P3RS3U5_l@handleitgrips "AAC-branded ammunition has a well-documented history of causing catastrophic suppressor failures, primarily driven by jacket separation and severe quality control (QC) issues"
Short barrels increase gas pressure, heat, and unburnt powder, which makes suppressors louder, wear out faster, and accumulate more backpressure. All directly associated with the "gun" or more accurately, the barrel. Minus a fucked crown or a baffle strike, I seriously doubt a bullet will yaw within mere inches of exit.
@S0ck_M0nster@prof_misanthrop@handleitgrips Could you tell me a particular feature of that weapon that would be used long after you already melted the can?? Might blow your mind..
@Doombot999@NBCNews That would be his call, there "might" be a doctor who wouldn't mind injecting a murderer with a deadly substance as per a court of law....
This is why all death sentences should be carried out by firing squad. Although I would say a M18 Claymore would work better albeit more of a mess to clean up.