[Mr_Shlaapu]

Originally Posted by Cryptkeeper ↗

Not suppressed. That's what a rifle sounds like underground, not the Hollywood shot echoing off the mountains and a ricochet sound after every shot. Don't believe me? Dig a two foot hole, stick the muzzle of your choice of rifles in and shoot. It will sound just like that. Brutal vid.

Having shot a gun while inside a mine I can say this is 100% true.

[docfr8]

Fish in a barrel

[gwar10]

I never understood why people just sit there waiting to be murdered. I'd go out fighting at least.

[lucifer666]

what is the reason

[Massacreman]

I always love when fools discuss guns when they have;

1. No understanding of guns

2. No understanding of physics.

If you push the barrel into a squishy thing and pull the trigger, you are essentially suppressing the weapon with the thing you're killing.

Same concept as shooting through a pillow. The pressure wave is contained within the object being fired into/through. Some sound will escape from those rifles because they likely have a muzzle device to reduce felt recoil, but a solid majority of the expanding gas will be sent into the body and released over a much longer (relatively) period of time, thus reducing the noise.

It was exactly the same with that CEO killer guy, everybody was up in their going "hurr durr he use B&T spy gun, look!" While not even knowing what a glock looks like or how to watch for the signs of a basic ass malfunction.

The best part is when those people simply flit off into the void afterwards and never learn a fucking lesson. At least if I'm wrong, I'll come back and admit it if i notice.

Damn, I have a massive caffiene withdrawal headache RN.

[Necrotic Bowel]

Originally Posted by Massacreman ↗

I always love when fools discuss guns when they have;

1. No understanding of guns

2. No understanding of physics.

If you push the barrel into a squishy thing and pull the trigger, you are essentially suppressing the weapon with the thing you're killing.

Same concept as shooting through a pillow. The pressure wave is contained within the object being fired into/through. Some sound will escape from those rifles because they likely have a muzzle device to reduce felt recoil, but a solid majority of the expanding gas will be sent into the body and released over a much longer (relatively) period of time, thus reducing the noise.

It was exactly the same with that CEO killer guy, everybody was up in their going "hurr durr he use B&T spy gun, look!" While not even knowing what a glock looks like or how to watch for the signs of a basic ass malfunction.

The best part is when those people simply flit off into the void afterwards and never learn a fucking lesson. At least if I'm wrong, I'll come back and admit it if i notice.

Damn, I have a massive caffiene withdrawal headache RN.

Tl;dr

[Massacreman]

Originally Posted by Necrotic Bowel ↗

Tl;dr

Tl;dr:

Gas expand fast.

Gas make noise when expand fast.

When Gas go into squishy thing first, gas not make air loud.

When air not loud, not much noise.

[nudibranches646]

Originally Posted by lucifer666 ↗

what is the reason

Illegal mining is rife in Peru. These poor buggers were with a company with permission to mine and had been held hostage by the illegals. The reason for the killings is unclear but presumably the company refused payment or terms.

[jintsy]

The human rights organization wants a firm response so they can bitch about that next.

[MrFlibble]

As if being a miner wasn't a shit enough hand to be dealt