Re: Suppressor Choice!!!
On a long range precision rig, a consistent zero shift would be worth more to me than a few extra decibels of suppression. But, I've never seen any kind of testing that shows a particular can offers that on multiple setups. Everyone seems to be focused on suppression level at the expense of everything else. I can understand that on a pistol, carbine or rimfire... but a long range rig is never going to be pelletgun quite and small things get amplified at longer distances. There are more important considerations than having the highest level of suppresion IMO.
It would be cool to have something similar to that silencer shoot where you could try different cans at long range on your own rifle and see how they affect its performance... try taking them on and off a few times to see how repeatable the POI shift is, and how small it is.
