suppressor design

A suppressor, often called a silencer, is a device attached to or built into a firearm’s barrel that reduces noise and muzzle flash when firing. It works by capturing and slowing the escaping gases that propel the bullet, allowing them to expand and cool before leaving the firearm. This process lessens the loud bang experienced, making shooting quieter and less noticeable. Suppressor design involves multiple internal chambers and baffles that direct and control gas flow efficiently. Overall, a well-designed suppressor improves shooting comfort and reduces sound signature without significantly affecting accuracy or velocity.