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Oh it will still take some flesh off.Most revolvers have very little space between the cylinder and the forcing cone.Still blows out
The only revolver that can be adequately suppressed7.62 X 38 Nagant. You could win a couple of bets on that.
This is one of the reasons quality, hand tuned factory revolvers cost as much as they do, there a seven or more moving parts that must all work along different axi (?) in different geometric relationships to get the cylinder to align with the bore and Lock in that position, no wonder Msr Colt was hailed as a genius, even if he only did half the work!Excellent vid! I've noticed what I called "blowback" before, shooting a six-inch .357 mag into the breeze and feeling little specks of still-burning powder wherever my glasses were not.
But I had no idea how much there was, or how forceful it was, prior to watching this. That'll be fun to demo at the range with paper for noobs and experienced shooters alike.
If you want an education fire a revolver with it's muzzle sticking out of hole in a paper bag.
BTW I have had the experience of being near a revolver (45 Colt and a Taurus Raging Bull 454) when they spit lead due to poor cylinder timing...I still have the facial scars to prove it
The only revolver that can be adequately suppressed