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The advantages of all these designs is the control of the casings (none left behind), the ability to use rounds of various power while having repeating fire, and the limitations on releasing gun residue.
The advantages of all these designs is the control of the casings (none left behind), the ability to use rounds of various power while having repeating fire, and the limitations on releasing gun residue.
:Fine, ''some'' can be suppressed but the conventional revolvers used like S&W M15 and Colt Pythons aren't built to be suppressed, and don't do it well.

Revision as of 01:26, 17 January 2009

I took some extra screenshots for the page. I'll have them on here tommorow.

How's the page look now, a little more complete?

It looks excellent, Great work.--Alienqueen11 21:16, 25 October 2008 (UTC)

Suppressed revolvers...

There are actually suppressed and suppressable revolvers.

Three primary means:

1) Using a "gas check" design like the Nagant revolver that cams the cylinder forward to seal the breach between cylinder (actually, shell casing) and the barrel. (This would also require a muzzle mounted suppressor.)

See: http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=vvF4yurWSc0

2) Using an expandable casing or "bladder" that contains the propellant gases. This would use a subsonic bullet.

3) Use an expandable casing that extends forward to cover the gap.

See: http://www.uzitalk.com/forums/attachment.php?postid=64397

The advantages of all these designs is the control of the casings (none left behind), the ability to use rounds of various power while having repeating fire, and the limitations on releasing gun residue.

Fine, some can be suppressed but the conventional revolvers used like S&W M15 and Colt Pythons aren't built to be suppressed, and don't do it well.
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