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3D printed suppressors Part 1

Links below Note: In the video where I show the suppressor at the range, I am not putting pressure on the suppressor with the rifle stand. All of the weight of the gun is on my hands which you can see once the text goes away. The suppressor is barely interacting with the saddle of the stand and it is completely unrelated to the point of impact shift that I described in the video. The shift was 10 inches at 10 yards, I would have to literally bend the suppressor to get that much of a shift at that close of a range and it would DEFINITELY not go back to normal after a few shots. I am a Marine Corps veteran and I have been shooting guns my whole life. I understand the concern but I can assure you that no pressure was being applied to the suppressor or barrel when firing. I forgot to mention this in the video, but for the serial number I just epoxied a metal plate onto the side of the suppressor. This is a video of it being used with more calibers and full auto. Its also the creators page if you want to find the files. https://odysee.com/@Plaboi:2/Video1:12 Links to the things I used: https://sollercompositesllc.com/braid... https://breekarms.com/products/breek-... https://breekarms.com/products/2bo-s-... Always follow the appropriate laws when dealing with these kinds of things. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this. Check out my website PatriotFamilyPrinting.com