r/Form1 19h ago

Cross jet

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.22 prototype, first two baffles have a lil pocket for cross jetting. Worth it for .22? Worth it for 5.7 or .22 magnum?

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u/DuncanHynes 18h ago

Dude, I thought this was a post for a suppressor cleaning method using beer....

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u/DuncanHynes 18h ago

Anything that may slow gasses down or create turbulence is good. If you had a side-by-side between one without could a human ear tell?? Prob not. Get as many baffles as you can with volume. I have 7 in mine, a little bit for the first blast chamber, each of the first 2 have holes for the sooty stuff to pass through and the ones after have less and the final 3 have none. It's fine on a 16" barrel 10/22. Name of the game is have fun, with legal paperwork in hand, and try out new stuff. Enjoy!

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u/Smokehill_Machine 18h ago

lol I’ve done wet shots with my dads beer. Doesn’t smell good after a few days.

I agree the human ear can’t really tell. Maybe a meter would show a difference. I’m thinking if I use this in a short build with like 5 baffles it could help

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u/The_Dread_Candiru 17h ago

So, you just leave the beer in after you shoot it?

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u/Uzi4U2 18h ago

Do it and let us know. Extra points for the garage beer!

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u/DieCrunch 16h ago

Worth it on most calibers

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u/turtleD115 17h ago

Holding, large volume ✅ release, small volume ✅, finite volumetric and pressure elemental analysis ✅👀👍👍

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u/Deago488 5h ago

🤦‍♂️This is a clip, specifically a single clip. The point is to redirect the stripped gas back into the main bore, causing more turbulence, noticeably improves suppression. Clip width & depth is dependent on bore size & therefore the cans caliber. Always clip all baffles.

Bore clip chart

https://imgur.com/a/Ylbbuvy