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Originally Posted by pro.0s
Methinks it is because of the increased back-pressure of some suppressor designs. Increased number of RPM is also observed in some SMGs when running a can. Heard on uzi.com that it is the design of the can (ie different cans increase back-pressure to different levels and hence the RPM)
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pro:
There is nothing in your brief intro or nonexistent profile to indicate that you have any personal expertise with SBRs, automatic weapons, or suppressors.
We do not need unsubstantiated comments from other web sites regurgitated by someone with no known personal experience.
Either lay out your personal experience in your profile and intro, or if you have none, refrain from posting on these threads.
Thanks for your cooperation.
TR
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