45 ACP suppressed vs unsuppressed with db meter

By popular demand here's a 45 acp 1911 suppressed vs unsuppressed with a db meter.
#45acp #1911 #silencersound

[@RuggedAdventures]

Obviously not the best db meter but you get the idea. I'd rather spend $$$ on guns and ammo.

[@blackwersus]

Straight to the point from the beginning to the end. Good video!

[@seth4321]

Getting Goldeneye 007 video game vibes with the POV perspective

[@everfreebrumby8385]

Pretty cool. Definitely doesn’t sounds like the movies.

[@blargcoster]

So things like a hair dryer, gas lawn mowers, or a food blender are all louder than this.

[@stevemorris4603]

Pretty impressive, but it's hard to tell the accuracy. You should make sure the distance and placement between the meter and gun are the same each time. Especially at that close distance, every little bit makes a big difference in level. Each doubling of distance reduces the level by 6dB. By increasing the distance to at least a meter, you can greatly improve the accuracy of your test. For instance, at 10cm, moving another 10cm away would reduce the sound level by 6dB. At 1 meter, you would only get a 0.8 dB drop by moving another 10cm. Hope that makes sense.

[@valiantj3113]

Rock Island! Yeah Buddy...I love em

[@glenhar1225]

Which db meter is that?

[@RuggedAdventures]

Idk offhand but it's just a cheap Amazon unit.

[@BigBarnV1]

It’s so quiet for regular ammo

[@FreakybobFentpants]

.45 is subsonic, so you only hear the explosion of the propellant instead of that plus the sonic boom

[@MichaelFurlo-bb5my]

Dont have my spectacles, was the suppressed 67db or 87db?

[@RuggedAdventures]

87. I think it peaked at 89

[@tmobilemobile]

Where did you purchase it?

[@OliverRye-gr5xv]

Have you tried loading a sub-sonic bullet to see that sound is there?

[@RuggedAdventures]

45acp is subsonic.