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<blockquote data-quote="Sanford" data-source="post: 2893907" data-attributes="member: 27733"><p>My point regarding sub vs. super is that in close quarters the "crack" from supers is almost as bad as the initial report, and suppression doesn't change that. If the goal of shooting suppressed is to decrease noise then you need to be shooting subs - and when I see that normal 9mm doesn't start out much better than .300 BLK subs I can't imagine it would help to be shooting it suppressed.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the chart, I've never attempted to fire 9mm at any sort of range so it's very educational. I have shot .300 BLK subsonic/suppressed enough to be confident my 8" barrel is capable of consistently ringing a gong at 100 yards, and since its purpose in life is HD that's good enough for me. I do shoot a few supers through the can at the end of range sessions just to blow any excess dust out of the can, and that's the real source of my comment regarding the "crack" even when suppressed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sanford, post: 2893907, member: 27733"] My point regarding sub vs. super is that in close quarters the "crack" from supers is almost as bad as the initial report, and suppression doesn't change that. If the goal of shooting suppressed is to decrease noise then you need to be shooting subs - and when I see that normal 9mm doesn't start out much better than .300 BLK subs I can't imagine it would help to be shooting it suppressed. Thanks for the chart, I've never attempted to fire 9mm at any sort of range so it's very educational. I have shot .300 BLK subsonic/suppressed enough to be confident my 8" barrel is capable of consistently ringing a gong at 100 yards, and since its purpose in life is HD that's good enough for me. I do shoot a few supers through the can at the end of range sessions just to blow any excess dust out of the can, and that's the real source of my comment regarding the "crack" even when suppressed. [/QUOTE]
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