Many people choose a pistol for home-defense because they can be bought inexpensively and appear less intimidating. Plus, a suppressor’s weight on the muzzle end reduces how fast and how far it moves or flips. Gone is the loud noise emanating from the muzzle and the concussion that comes with it. I’ve previously described the effects of a suppressor as “putting the firearm on Xanax” because it helps the gun chill out. (Mark Fingar photo)Ī suppressor mitigates these problems because it’s like putting a recoil reducer and a set of earmuffs on a firearm. 300 Blackout loads, the performance of Gemtech’s Lunar 9 can be tuned by adding or removing baffles and a body segment to transition between its Short and Long configurations. Designed for 9mm pistols and carbines, as well as subsonic. When it comes to pistols, if there’s a flinch or anticipation of recoil, the probability of a disappointing miss is high. The concussive force emanating from the muzzle when the gun fires, and felt recoil, make it hard to concentrate on reacquiring the sights and performing the next trigger press. However, even with a good set of earmuffs or plugs, helping newer shooters avoid flinching is an uphill battle. Anytime we shoot firearms, we use ear protection, right? It not only protects our hearing, but also minimizes the effect that flinch-inducing muzzleblast can have on our performance. Noise and recoil reduction are the reasons why I’m a proponent of suppressors. And even if you live alone, a suppressor belongs on any home-defense firearm. If you have a family, there’s likely to be children about.
Anytime a firearm is needed for defense, there’s a good chance that a shooting will occur indoors. A suppressor should be considered a key piece of equipment in personal protection scenarios.
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