Plastic bottle silencer

[@quaxky326]

As a deaf person, this silencer works perfectly.

[@peezieforestem5078]

I have bad news for you, it doesn't.

[@SolGatoMan]

@@peezieforestem5078 joke is something said or done to provoke laughter; especially : a brief oral narrative with a climactic humorous twist.

[@peezieforestem5078]

@@SolGatoMan you should be telling that to yourself.

[@SolGatoMan]

@@peezieforestem5078 wdym? You literally responded in a serious manner to a joke, how the hell was I supposed to tell that it wasn't serious?

[@peezieforestem5078]

@@SolGatoMan wdym? I obviously responded to a joke with a joke. The way you were supposed to tell is the exact same way you're supposed to tell that the original comment is a joke, I don't see a problem.

[@minpao2863]

As a gun expert, it had to be a Pepsi bottle.

[@dustboii]

@@BrandNewHeavy I was about to type it too. Haha.

[@ToxicXY]

​@@BrandNewHeavygayy

[@drawforfuncount-uz1xo]

​@@BrandNewHeavyimagine getting angry over a comment

[@watch.me.766]

​@@BrandNewHeavyi think you u might like men😂

[@Pixy335]

Omg Yuyu profile picture

[@user-tk6ms7jk6l]

You-you DUCT TAPED a coke bottle to the BARREL of a REVOLVER…that laugh perfectly sums up what I’m feeling rn

[@dalerowe7329]

My uncle owns a .22 revolver and the barrel fits perfectly in a soda bottle, we actually do this fairly often when we go camping in the mountains. It's a lot of fun

[@oynjx2hy362]

​@@dalerowe7329Not to mention how safe it is

[@steyraug96]

Came to say. Revolver makes noise, its exposed from the start.

[@kahlilg9824]

@@steyraug96I was thinking the same thing.

[@canevas1017]

Bro stuttered typing

[@jaydenhogan507]

The abrupt end to the video with the laugh still going makes this like 500x funnier

[@theabstudios3174]

No it doesn't jackass 🙄

[@fordony]

dude wtf

[@mkultra2456]

Ur mom still going makes this like 100000x funnier

[@jaydenhogan507]

@@mkultra2456 what?😂

[@mkultra2456]

@@jaydenhogan507 What part of "Ur mom still going makes this like 100000x funnier" don't you understand?

[@DiegoEsteban1910]

A supressor in a ... revolver... man, that never is going to work.

[@TheCharillz23]

russia did it

[@ayzoidz2651]

Chance Oviedo nope because that particular firearm also takes a special bullet

[@TheCharillz23]

yes i am aware and no it will not work with just any revolver.

[@morisato54]

S&W did it, and that was just a bog standard N frame.

[@SqrlGrlDawn]

nagant

[@armyvet4043]

It works with a 22 rifle. I mean it's not perfect, but definitely way more quiet

[@woomythewoomyml3768]

*cheap speedrun activated*

[@no.step.on.snek.2423]

It really does . it wont stop a sonic crack. But its quieter. And if its subsonic you can really tell the difference.. The problem here js the case capacity allowing the 357 to produce alot more gas that results in the bottle being blown off the barrel . and it's a fucking recolver

[@fukyu4131]

Lol no it doesn’t, me and my friend put a potato on the end of one when we were kids, I held it, lucky I still got my hand, potato just blew up, the sound comes from the chamber, it ain’t gona quiet much of anything

[@blankgaming6463]

@@no.step.on.snek.2423 Yes and recolvers are very loud

[@saltyark7564]

22 rifle with subsonic ammo is the way to go for quiet. With a suppressor on it I bet it’d sound like what they make it sound like in movies.

[@AtomicAnarchist]

Literally how silencers are made in TLOU 2

[@jumpyuppy5134]

lmao was lookin for this

[@mkultra2456]

You gotta stop misusing the word literally.

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

​@@mkultra2456 here it's used correctly

[@mkultra2456]

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p SLAVA RUSSIA!

[@mkultra2456]

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p S L A V A R U S S I A

[@brrsgraham6181]

In the army, some of the ex-cons doing national service after their sentence, used a coke bottle filled with compressed foam rubber from their mattresses on a .223 automatic rifle. They used to poach game whilst on patrol. Their design had a small hole through the foam rubber and a larger hole in the bottle with smaller holes down the side. Must have worked as they always seemed to have fresh meat and there were zero complaints from the local farming communities.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

If ex cons are walking around with a gun I'm not going to be making complaints no matter how loud they are.

[@brrsgraham6181]

@@BigChungus-zg6zw The farmers just knew them only as soldiers, I was allocated a platoon of stragglers as my military call-up was late due to it being contested by my employer. Clearly the other officers did not want them and swapped out allocations before I arrived. I only realized their backgrounds when I got their files. Actually quite slick and charming guys but count your fingers and check you still have a watch before heading back to base.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

@@brrsgraham6181 lol I bet. Real life dirty dozen.

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

That was the quietest gunshot ever! I couldn't even hear anything! Wait a minute... I still can't! 😳

[@DaniTheGunsmith]

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@redguard2529]

😂😂😂

[@ajcastellon5903]

Your 3M lawsuit is waiting for you sir.

[@Reynsoon]

@@DaniTheGunsmith An excellent comment

[@inhaled_water156]

I was taking a sh*t then heard a gunshot didn't think anything of it then my toilet exploded.

[@sdnlawrencej5662]

As someone who sees a lot of movies, I've never seen a bottle taped to a revolver.

[@SoSweet1345]

lmao was thinking the same. Wonder what kinda movies this dude has watched

[@ImEvilDoug]

@@gogoujjwal No way you’re still making an Ohio joke.

[@ImEvilDoug]

@@Ctrl2 You too. Actual weirdos man. I’m sorry for your struggles.

[@Shea-cv3yf]

​@@ImEvilDoug should've just moved on with the Ohio jokes

[@Micchi-]

Maybe he's thinking of the last of us

[@Netizpossible]

Thank you for the demonstration Senator Armstrong! Very useful! ❤

[@Forkius_commander_of_forks]

OH MY GOD IM NOW REWATCHING AND IT SOUND EXACTLY LIKE HIM

[@michaelskoomamacher5652]

"CAN'T SILENCE ME, JACK!" - his gun, probably

[@gr2192]

NOW I CAN'T UNHEARD HIM

[@tmrevenge]

Nanomachines made the sound

[@armandocarrion479]

@@Forkius_commander_of_forks not exactly, but close

[@robin6686]

That evil laugh at the end 💀

[@kitten_anakin]

Novice: "Silencers are often used by spies because they make no sound at all." Military enthusiast: "Indoor shooting without a suppressor causes hearing loss."

[@user-eb9mn2vz1k]

Most indoor shooting ranges require you to wear ear protection. It's a lot cheaper but I guess you don't get to play commando.

[@Subgunman]

No suppressor can delete the sound. That’s Hoolyweird fakery at its finest. Many factors are at play here, caliber, subsonic or regular round, quality of suppressor all play a role as to sound moderation but nothing give you 100% deletion of the round going off. Unless one is in the vacuum of space then you have other issues, that little "explosion" of the round going off in micro or zero gravity will provide one the experience of "for every action, there is an equal reaction. You now are propelled in the opposite direction from where you fired the firearm .

[@SgtCroaker]

Even with a suppressor, you'll still suffer from hearing loss.

[@isaiahdaniels5643]

Action movies, TV, and videogames have prepped the soil of our culture with an adequite blight to sprout the rotten seeds of the crooked mainstream press establishment and our dishonest authoritarian federal lawmakers. People rile against things which they don't fully understand, or consider the providence of. Our rights are in jeapordy, hanging in the balance at the hands of the oversocialized and emotionally unstable. This is not just Gen Z (my generation), or Millenials. This is Gen X, and Baby Boomers as well. We have nearly 100 years of slow creep towards this world we find ourselves in now. For every person who gloats about how they had it hard in their childhood, having to use landlines and how smoking indoors was common, there is an old batty aunt who posts minion memes at work. At the same rate that information accessibility increases, the ability, emotional maturity, ability to form thought, and attention span of the average person decreases. All ages. I do not understand the general ignorance around me. I'm seemingly just as lazy. I watch the shows, play the games, post the memes, but for God's sake before I rise against something so easy to learn about, I learn about it. It takes... what? 5-10 minutes to not be a loudmouthed fool? Can the majority of people not spare that to figure out the most basic information about firearms? How does the common person stand for this blatant flaunting of our constitutional rights out of fear born of ignorance?

[@ano_nym]

@@Subgunman just shoot a few bullets the other way around to stop the motion.

[@m.kriddick2731]

"I've seen this often in movies where they put a Pepsi bottle on the end"...then uses a Coke bottle. Well, if you aren't going to follow instructions of course it's not going to work.

[@Mixinnitup]

THANK YOU

[@TracyA123]

Yep Pepsi bottle would've worked perfectly. Smh at how people can't follow simple instructions

[@edgymix9109]

Yeah. This guy is dumb for not using the right product

[@cye2310]

@@TracyA123 And Pepsi is cheaper than Coke over here

[@TracyA123]

@@cye2310 I know right?!? These guys not only did it incorrectly, they wasted fifty cents they didn't have to spend. UNBELIEVABLE

[@jeffturner3757]

As someone that knows about firearms. Was my MOS (2111) in the Marine Corp. You can never silence a Revolver with any suppressor attached to the barrel.. Mind the Gap. The Gap between the Barrel and the Cylinder drum can only be muffled/suppressed with some type of insulating material wrapping around the weapon at the Gap.. sound blanket or heck a feather pillow.

[@S.Togsbayar]

"I wouldn't do that if I were you. Arthur" -npc from rdr2

[@crispyhoneybun1607]

As someone who’s never used hearing protection in their life, I’d say that worked perfectly.

[@wraithreaper22]

Well that's fucking retarded. You want a gold star for reckless stupidity or something?

[@IceTTom]

Say WHUUUUUTTT?!?!?!

[@veilbeats]

Bragging about hearing damage lol

[@jefryt67]

🤣😂

[@davidawesome3218]

You must like being deaf.

[@kraktjoetv]

i'll be honest, when the mic cut out from the volume of the shot, my heart skipped a beat because i instinctively thought it worked.

[@Brucey69]

Same

[@kishascape]

The AGC fools us all.

[@tylercouture216]

it did work it was actually for as long it took for the bottle to "burst"

[@thatcooldudeisawesome876]

@@tylercouture216 Not true, sound can travel through solids, infact it is where it travels the fastest I believe.

[@tylercouture216]

@That cool dude! is awesome! what's not true?

[@vincenzomedio939]

Bro broke the sound barrier with that "suppressed" revolver.

[@brendan5260]

I never saw myself as the revolver type of guy but I think they’re growing on me. I went out and got one about a month ago to give it a try. It’s impractical, it takes too long to reload compared to my normal pistol, it’s got one less round in its capacity, but I like the sensation of reloading it. It’s appearance, too. The more I use it, the more I like it.

[@cuban-being3087]

Do people not realize that it is impossible to suppress* a revolver without completely sealing the sides of the cylinder?

[@kenaerodosage4827]

🤣🤣🤣 I don't think so

[@JW-YT]

The nagant revolver barrel seals to each chamber mechanically. Its insanely quiet.

[@osemarc1570]

so that's why i can't put a suppressor on the MW revolver

[@seronymus]

I don't get it what cylinder? It is duct taped

[@Stacks_999]

@@osemarc1570 lmao the more you know😂

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

He messed up in the first step. It needed to be a Pepsi bottle, not a Coke bottle.

[@heh2747]

yeah 😂

[@Asherpatmore]

God damnit I see you everywhere

[@IceTTom]

Right? It was at was that point that I knew this "test" was a joke...

[@IceTTom]

@@Asherpatmore Even in the shower?

[@pyro_mania67]

@@IceTTom Twice a day.

[@garypoo-md6is]

this is the most far cry 6 ahh logic i have ever seen

[@KiaStudios]

This is straight out of a farcry game

[@ArthurMorg4n]

I think this guy is the only person who chuckles when their project fails.

[@thepillow13e39]

ARTUR!!!!

[@darryldouglasmarbaniang7162]

But then again, that was gonna fail regardless.

[@toasttheguy.]

Good morning, Arthur

[@Tom_And_Ellis]

Lumbago

[@darryldouglasmarbaniang7162]

@@Tom_And_Ellis Try and stop an old sniper dude with terminal lumbago.

[@tommyd4325]

I think a lot of people don’t know that sometimes the gun can be quite, but the supersonic projectile makes a loud noise. Could work better on anything but a revolver

[@drowningin]

To silence a revolver just wrap your hand around the cylinder and squeeze tightly. It is surprisingly effective

[@drowningin]

@@cembaturkemikkiran4109 don't listen to this account. They obviously work for Big Silencer, and don't want the truth to get out!

[@loudaddy2001]

@@drowningin fuck you, Man! You know how many kids would read that & actually try it!?

[@lfii6259]

I don't think that's the right kind of compression but at the same time, it would dampen vibrations a great deal so idk

[@uptheblues1875]

@@drowningin silenced revolver in exchange for losing ur hand. What a bargain

[@Undeducated_Enthusiast]

It actually somewhat works on guns that are NOT REVOLVERS and if you stuff stuff like rags to cover the inside of the bottle, probably only once though since the bullet keeps making more space for the gasses to escape rapidly

[@clutchcarabelli8054]

We used to do this when we were kids with our 22s and a two liter bottle... Works pretty good

[@RandomAticsJR]

Not only does the bottle not silence it, but it's still loud enough to clip the audio

[@RandomAticsJR]

@아수밍 yeah, and I guess using duct tape instead of flex tape

[@UltramanMebiusBrave]

@@RandomAticsJR Why don't I drag us all down from our wonderful fantasy land to reality? All those means of silencing the revolver will never work, the bottle will get launched instead, and the gunfire will be super loud.

[@kozy3258]

@@UltramanMebiusBrave oh my god shut the fuck up we know

[@jackmclane1826]

To be fair: Audio recordings with automated levelling is terrible to convey sound levels. Even a well suppressed rifle shot usually clips the audio against silent background.

[@LocalLibertarian]

It’s also… a revolver

[@neilwinter9862]

Plankton's next plan to steal the Krabby Patty Formula be like

[@redpiller6050]

Always wanted to do that. Tape something or better yet glue something to barrel for the sole purpose of blasting it off. Looks like such fun.

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

This doesn't work because it's a damn revolver.

[@nevereatencake]

I don't really think it makes that much of a difference with a plastic bottle. But maybe it would...

[@gypsonny2]

@@nevereatencake First off, yes it absolutly makes a difference. The gap between the barrel and the chamber enables gas to escape. Gas=*BOOM*. Second, the soda bottle wouldnt work in the first place. It needs baffles to trap gas and dampen the sound.

[@gavinpogi8901]

All guns is strong it’s not air soft

[@ericschilling9064]

The real reason it didn't work was because it wasn't a Pepsi bottle, as in the movies 🧐

[@joshuabessire9169]

I think that's part of the joke. Hollywood puts anything on anything and it turns into a super quiet, 1200 rounds a minute precision killing machine that insta kills hundreds of nameless extras but somehow misses the our protaganist.

[@zephyr1600]

There goes 18 seconds of my life thinking that was gonna work, thank you , very educational

[@gloodgy2774]

It didn't work because he was using a revolver. Normal revolvers can't be noise surpressed at all

[@d-stroyer6888]

Wow somebody think they funny

[@JohnniDaFreakk]

@@d-stroyer6888 wow, someone's fun at parties

[@sergem3644]

There is nothing to think. Energy of escaping gases is so great that bottle will disintegrate instantly, on any type of firearm.

[@gonzapalmera]

justamente por eso aprendiste algo en esos 18 segundos.

[@RajSingh-ln1mn]

As someone who watched reacher I see this as an absolute win .

[@NoOne-zm4rb]

Added benefit is it will catch all your spent shells!

[@B-26354]

The only revolver this would theoretically work on is the old Russian service revolvers where the gap was sealed with the barrel on each trigger pull - there was an old KZbin video of someone firing one with a silencer attached and it was very quiet.

[@jordanandrew2786]

The nagant revolver.

[@lukajacoby3129]

It was issued for the NKVD during WW2

[@oceanichimself4603]

@@lukajacoby3129 The Nagant Revolver was used by a lot more than the NKVD.

[@lukajacoby3129]

@@oceanichimself4603I mean with a silencer

[@Nantosuelta]

@@jordanandrew2786 which also happen to be some of the coolest looking revolvers in my opinion.

[@wesleybaldwin7199]

Supressors only work on semi autos because the sound of the round being fired exits the barrel. With a revolver the sound comes out of not only the end of the barrel but the space between the cylinder as well where the hammer strikes the round.

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

unless theres a horrible misfire the majority (if not all of) the sound is gonna come out the front of the cartridge, not where the hammer strikes.

[@itshaze834]

@@carlwheezerofsouls3273 wrong sound waves escape outwards first e.g. the cylinder sides

[@MCR123321]

So basically he needs to get a 2 liter and cut it out so he can stick the whole revolver in.

[@fauxque5057]

@@itshaze834 not enough gases escape from the gap between the cylinder and the barrel. It's the rapidly expanding gas that makes the boom. If what you want me to believe was true everyone firing revolvers would be suffering serious burns. Silenced guns firing normal ammunition do not go pffft like in the movies. You have to fire subsonic rounds in order to get a really quiet shot. It's the rapidly expanding gas that makes the noise and you can't get that expansion out of the little gap between the cylinder and barrel. If you want a good silencer then push the barrel of any gun up against a body and pull the trigger. Or the classic pillow will do the trick. This video it was quiet until the bottle blew off the end of the gun. A two liter works wonders for 1 shot, although I was never stupid enough to try silencing a 357 magnum.

[@rejvaik00]

That is not true the Russians designed a revolver that was almost completely silent through it's unique form of sealing the cylinder The Nagant M1895 Revolver

[@tylerpiret2712]

If you use a lower caliber and fill the bottle up with Cotten balls it works pretty well

[@Jorge_Ramirez584]

The laughter at the end is all the explanation you need

[@PenumbraDev]

I love the comedic effect of using a revolver for this. Peak Comedy.

[@bigbitehood1353]

Was it comedy? Was it really?

[@aizenor3063]

@@bigbitehood1353 I hope it is

[@clon1122]

@@bigbitehood1353 thats the point?

[@danrutard9015]

Shut up anime pfp

[@jakubsolarski2594]

Haha 😆

[@PaulHarris-sl1ct]

It helps if A) you don't put it on a revolver and B) you stuff the bottle with shredded cloth. It's not a very effective suppressor but it does reduce the pressure wave a little bit.

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

But not on a revolver. They aren't airtight or close to it the way a semiautomatic is

[@MrMagnaniman]

*allegedly

[@einarr7301]

​@@FrithonaHrududu02127it only works well with a nagant 1895 because theres a seal between the barrel and chamber

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

@@einarr7301 that and the stetchkin 38 were specifically designed for the kgb I believe. I've never actually fired one have you? To be clear I'm not firing any guns, as a convicted felon I face a completely unconstitutional 15 years in federal prison just to be in the same room as a gun basically. Doesn't s&w make one too? I might be wrong there. Another plus to a silenced wheel gun is you don't even need to worry about the noise from the slide and ejection.

[@einarr7301]

@@FrithonaHrududu02127 ive never fired them, but the nagant 1895 predates the kgb by 59 years. When the hammer is cocked, the cylinder is pushed forward and makes contact with the back of the barrel creating the seal necessary for a suppressor to do its intended purpose. This design feature, coupled with the nagants unique cartridge, was made to increase muzzle velocity by preventing gas from escaping out of a gap between cylinder and barrel. It was a complete accident that this feature also makes it ideal for a suppressor, which wasnt invented until about 7 years later. Im not aware of any other revolver that could acheive this as well as the nagant though i could be wrong. I also know far less about moderm firearms developed in the past 25 years so there may be something newer out there. I do believe i heard that s&w made one though but i could be mistaken

[@W4V3RN]

Now use a Pepsi can like they do in the call of duty missions.

[@comrade_doggy]

"We have a silencer at home!" The silencer in question:

[@zooluuzvxz7257]

"We're gonna see how good this works, now." Famous last words.

[@Munarchy.]

kzbin.infok1bPMU5saCY?feature=share

[@gabrieljuliehelms9952]

Yeah, you’re supposed to put cloth inside the bottle and also, there are only like two revolvers in the world that are suppressable.

[@Ogrematic]

What does this button do?

[@DickyReeves]

I thought the most famous last words were, "Hold my beer" followed shortly thereafter by "Watch this!"

[@tybogit]

Suppressors are difficult for revolvers bc of the gap between the cylinder and barrel allows gas to escape. I remember watching a video on ‘Forgotten Firearms’ on YT and Ian showed this type of c-clamp that clamps around the cylinder to trap escaping gas as well as a “can” at the end of the barrel. It wasn’t for a .357 tho lol I believe it was a .32 of some obscure make and model and the suppressor and ‘kit’ was specific to that type of revolver. That’s about all I remember Lol I love FF’s content tho, Ian is so knowledgeable, perceptive and explains everything quite well

[@Crlarl]

I don't remember that Forgotten Weapons video. Do you have a link?

[@tybogit]

@@Crlarlafter sending that comment I was second guessing if it was FF content. I cant find the exact video but here’s a similar example of what I was talking about kzbin.infok1bPMU5saCY?feature=share

[@Jman16007]

Yeah that was a Soviet Nagant revolver, I know that it's been used in WW2.

[@tybogit]

@@Jman16007 the Nagant revolver’s cylinder actually closes the gap and moves to sit flush with the barrel when pulling the trigger or cocking the hammer back. So the C-clamp wouldn’t necessarily be needed to close the gap, bc the Nagant revolver’s action does it for you… I’m pretty sure you just need a can at the end of the barrel to suppress the Nag revo

[@Jman16007]

@@tybogit oh yeah I misread, I thought that was what you meant.

[@avoknap]

It works only with Nagant revolver since the case of its cartridges block the gap between barrel and chamber, also its cartridges almost subsonic No silencer, including factory-made can work with ordinary revolvers, especially with magnum cartridges

[@nonchalant.xops5548]

I scrolled past this and thought to myself, IS THAT WHAT I THINK IT IS? and scrolled all the way back up. This didn’t disappoint and is both entertaining and extremely stupid

[@jonathanmorris8362]

Skyrim NPC - "Must have been the wind."

[@TheDman131]

Have you heard of the high elves?

[@lilwhitekein7397]

There is a nip in the air

[@Frog-A]

As a blind person, I can at-least applaud your stealthiness with the gun, I didn’t see you coming!

[@Randomdudethatplaysgameyeahfr]

I don't want to be rude but should I laugh at that because I want to but I think it's disrespectful...

[@Frog-A]

@@Randomdudethatplaysgameyeahfr dawg im not blind, just laugh lol

[@JefferyEpstiensBlackBook]

You're supposed to wrap the whole bottle in duct tape, the more wraps the more silent, just dumb people who dont use common sense

[@calvinsalguero5275]

Wait if your blind THEN HOW THE HELL DID YOU JUST TYPE

[@jacobham5298]

@@calvinsalguero5275blind people can and do use the internet every day

[@skyrezexe]

You sound like an ai plankton from spongebob

[@DavidAkhter]

Never seen that in a single movie but nice video, I liked the laugh afterwards

[@ironmann16]

I... I mean "My friend"... did this with a heavily modified 10/22, and filled the bottle with a combination of memory foam, and grocery bags... Worked for about 20 rounds before it started to give out. Might be cheap, but certainly can be effective in the right hands, and the right circumstances. PS. has to be a semi auto for that to work. gas escapes around the cylinder.

[@improvisedracing2434]

Or use a oil filter. Those from what I've watched work pretty good

[@cultbender]

yeah i wouldn’t be telling that to people online bud.

[@alexwang007]

Edit, you didn't do this, someone you don't really know did this

[@ironmann16]

@@alexwang007 exactly

[@ironmann16]

@@cultbender there. changed it. one ATF proofed post 🤣

[@dungusglumbus9946]

It won’t work with revolvers because of the open cylinder design, which allows gas (and sound) to escape out of the sides. That’s why the Russian Nagant revolver can actually be suppressed, because it’s one of the only revolvers where gas doesn’t escape out of the sides of the cylinder. As a result, you can make a cool suppressor out of an oil can for that revolver

[@212caboose]

Knights Armament made one

[@LongDistanceLobotomy]

NO YOU CANT dude stfu atf is gonna hear you

[@familyaccount408]

This video is redneck engineering

[@blackwatch2516]

Coming from an family account

[@nodeldev]

Assuming atf hasnt barge into their home yet.

[@raoulmoes6278]

I feel like that movie trope could work. It's probably based on old oil filter surpressors. You'd just need to fill the bottle with the proper materials and then use something that doesn't have huge soundholes all around the frame of the gun. Like something that isn't a revolver.

[@jayebejer7431]

The glass bottles insulate the blast better, it also helps with bullet stability

[@yabighomie4056]

The evil laugh at the end had me 😂

[@dysruptz6522]

Bro sounds like plankton

[@Trueknowledgeisfree]

In order to truly attempt to see/hear true results of this experiment, You would have to use a suppression system around the cylinder of the revolver as well.

[@KylerNoon]

my volume is at 0 rn and it seems to work very well as a silencer

[@markpiersall9815]

You need to cut out the bottom of the bottle and use subsonic cartridges. You also need something to capture gas and sound escaping from the cylinder gap and primer gas from the rear of the cylinder too. These silencer demonstrations are not going to be very effective with bullets over 1100 feet per second and are better under 900 fps.

[@cristianamiana9913]

While there has been suppressors for revolvers made, they usually need to cover the cylinder chamber to actually suppress most of the noise along with the barrel. So usually it's so over sized that it'd be better to get a normal glock or something with threaded barrels instead of a revolver suppressor. Jesus Christ thanks for the likes!

[@atomic_wait]

Or do something like the Nagant revolver where the cylinder cams forward and the case is designed to form a seal with the barrel upon expansion.

[@BigShaneGillis]

Imagine being such a noob/child that you think flocks come with threaded barrels

[@jordanbosley142]

@@BigShaneGillis there are lots of places where you can buy a glock with a threaded barrel or many other guns imagine being such a noob/you think you are always right lol

[@AbysmalRapture]

​@@BigShaneGillis imagine being such a noob/child that you don't know there are plenty of pistols, including Glocks, that come with threaded barrels

[@BigShaneGillis]

@@AbysmalRapture I was referring specifically to all OEM factory glocks, which do not come with threaded barrels. Not just all glocks in general. Yes, threaded barreled glocks are out there, and no, they are most certainly not standard on factory OEM glock pistols. carry on

[@pixboi]

What most don't get about the silencers, is that they're next to useless if you don't pair them up with subsonic ammo. The low velocity ammo is vital if you want a gun to be virtually silent.

[@scottishcheese13]

It’ll also work better if you’re not using a revolver lol

[@ryann8348]

Subsonic ammo removes *one component* of the noise. They are suppressors, not silencers. They reduce the noise by about 30 dB, but it is still quite loud

[@seanwilks7712]

@@ryann8348 Technically he’s right…they have suppressors now that drop it by 120 db which makes it damn near as quiet as in films.

[@ryann8348]

@@seanwilks7712 that would be new. I'm very skeptical, but if you have a link...

[@pixboi]

@@seanwilks7712 I'm not sure but as long as the bullet breaks the sound barrier it's loud af

[@user-mn9xw5kd5n]

日本じゃ出来ないので助かります。 参考になります。

[@TheDrexxus]

It totally works, you just have to do it thousands of times. It gets quieter and quieter each time you do it. The difference between the first and 1000th shot is enormous.

[@friedchicken1]

Sorry, I was looking for a plastic bottle silencer video, for the loud plastic bottles in the middle of the night

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

No you weren't.

[@soyitiel]

Don't worry, you're excused

[@Picmanreborn]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@cataldodebartolomeo2052]

The only type of weapon that cannot be silenced by attaching a device to the barrel is a revolver and you... used it for the test. You are a genius my friend.

[@augustsmith9553]

Vagina

[@diablo5138]

Not to mention not stuffing the bottle

[@rihardsrozans6920]

Yeah I've never seen any media depiction of someone making a silencer by shoving a bottle on a revolver barrel. The couple of times I've seen someone create a silencer out of a plastic bottle in media it has involved a lot more tape, cloth, sponges and whatever to actually emulate the inner workings of a silencer

[@muguly4591]

*Suppressor

[@rihardsrozans6920]

@@muguly4591 To quote the US patent US1482805A "Be it known that I, HIRAM PERCY MAXIM, a citizen of the United States and a. resident of Hartford, county of Hartford, State of" Connecticut, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in a Silencer for Guns, of which the following is a specification. The present invention relates to a device for silencing the noise of a gun report, and has as its object to provide a device of this sort which is of increased effectiveness in checking the powder gases and causing them to discharge gradually into the atmosphere *without noise, which is of simplified construction, and wherein the parts may be readily assembled and dissembled. A further object of-the invention is to provide an improved. tool and method for use. in assembling and dissembling the parts. In the drawings- Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view through my improved silencer." It's a silencer mate. Stop getting your information from Hollywood movies.

[@Razgriz0111]

Sherlock: " Watson, I'm on the verge of inventing a device that suppresses the sound of a gun shot." Watson: "... It's not working."

[@merle9482]

OMG I remember that line 😂😂😂

[@chrismusiclover9893]

is this a OG Sherlock Kush line?

[@rejvaik00]

Funny enough that later in 1895 a mere 5 years after a suppressed Revolver would be invented in Russia The Nagant M1895 Revolver

[@AlanStryman]

"I want a makeshift suppressor" "is pepsi ok?"

[@kragor420]

I love the pillow at the end of the gun cliche.

[@EdsPerc30s438]

We used 2 liter bottles on our shotguns as kids. We all had .410s and 12g. Wrap the bottles in tape all the way around and all the way down. You only get one shot but it's a considerably quieter shot. We also did potatoes with our .22s. Same concept, wrap in tape, down and around but you can get 3-5 shots out of a potato if you wrap it properly.

[@alexanderwoolley1623]

no you didn't and no the bottle did not work either. the fact you said 'liter' tells me you come from a country where guns haven't been invented yet

[@bigboysdotcom745]

@@alexanderwoolley1623 stay off the fent

[@conformistbastard9842]

@@alexanderwoolley1623 what do you think those big bottles of soda in the store are?

[@WarriorPNG]

@@alexanderwoolley1623 are you retarded or trolling

[@EdsPerc30s438]

@@alexanderwoolley1623 you're a complete tool. I live in the US. 2 liter bottles. Google it. Although I suspect you're a petulant child who only comments to start shit. Take your ass back to whatever rock you crawled from under.

[@nathanhale7444]

I know this was just for fun but you can't supress a revolver. It's like in the old show Get Smart where they carried supressed revolvers that had car oil filters attached to the ends. Drove me nuts!

[@luisbacilieri7010]

Just put a sock around the cilinder gap. It works.

[@user-vd9nb7bz4q]

He invented a silencer for a revolver. He is definitely the genius of the modern world

[@Eh-007]

Worked perfectly 👌🏻👌🏻

[@WestCoastAce27]

Let me guess: you didn’t win the Science Fair with this. As others stated, a 9 would be a little more plausible.

[@michaelturk7237]

Depends on the bullet's velocity. Suppressors work best when the ammo you're shooting is lower velocity, ideally subsonic. This is because the crack of the bullet breaking the sound barrier is also a factor in noise reduction. So you would want a bullet (no matter the size) that is subsonic or lower velocity. Personally, I think 9x19 would be a subpar choice of ammunition type to suppress, because the 9mm's strength lies in its velocity, which leads to more reliable target penetration and bullet expansion/mushrooming, and this is NOT something that you would want to sacrifice for noise reduction when there are better bullets for the job. But that's just my opinion.

[@matthewdaye5410]

In order for this to work you are supposed to stuff it with like toilet paper or a sock so it has some form of baffling.

[@summitq822]

I’m saying was about to put that

[@leebaldwin6015]

I used great stuff foam sealant and ran a pipe through the bottle until it cured,takes a while to cure due to lack of air

[@pulmino4488]

It's a revolver guys, the sound comes from the cylinder and not the barrel...

[@mitchellbarton7915]

As someone looking to make realistic creative writing, this is a goldmine.

[@gamingmonkey0549]

For starters, it’s basically impossible to suppress a revolver unless there is no cylinder gap. Not only that but a plastic bottle would be more likely to make the sound louder as it builds up a lot of pressure really quickly and pops.

[@ntag411]

Having reloaded plenty of ammo and noting the muzzle energies listed, I can say a good deal of power is lost because of the cylinder gap. Takes a substantially greater powder charge to overcome this loss compared to a autoloader.

[@batonrougerp7423]

Even so, being shot is being shot

[@baileybuckley4796]

@@batonrougerp7423 not necessarily. Mass × velocity = force, which is why a 5.56 is so lethal for it's size.

[@batonrougerp7423]

@@baileybuckley4796 this isn't a 5.56, and why are you telling me that? I learned that in middle school, as too your saying on "not necessarily" I'm gonna have to disagree. Being shot is gonna give you 'FIBS' (Fuck I've Been Shot) - whether it's a .22 or a 7.62x39mm, being shot is being shot..

[@fuuuuuuuuuckyouprerna]

They use Pepsi bottles not coke

[@robertb7643]

@@batonrougerp7423 dunno if the victim would be able to voice that after the 7.62 so I guess there is a difference 🤔

[@buratin75]

А Данила Багров смог!!!

[@HanS662]

It worked! It was so deafening loud we can’t hear it.

[@user-xy7hg4qi7c]

The open ammo chamber makes it impossible to suppress. Most revolvers expel energy from the barrel and the opening to the ammo. If you could cover the ammo port, it would suppress it a bit.

[@YZER19]

😂 no it wouldn't suppres anything

[@inhisglory960]

the nagant revolver did just that

[@randybernhard8437]

⁠​⁠@@inhisglory960because the nagant seals the cartridges with each shot fired. Pretty much any other normal revolver in existence is impossible to suppress

[@anthonysbelgio]

​@@YZER19 It would, actually. It'd have to be REALLY well secured, wouldn't be perfect, and would only last a shot, but it would work.

[@nikola4962]

"We need a Pepsi bottle for an experiment" "Is Coke ok?"

[@moranplano]

Dr. Pepper is better. That way, if anything goes wrong, well, at least you have a Doctor present....

[@Damsel_In_Distress_528]

Seemed to work perfectly before the trigger was pulled.

[@Mythraen]

Finally, I was trying to find a way to silence my soda bottles. It seems very quiet.

[@alpacka18]

Thats a revolver, where gas and sound also escapes from around the Cylinder so even if this gun had a threaded barrel and you attached an actual suppressor it'd be only so quiet compared to anything else. Even semi autos have gas and sound escape from the breach with a suppressor attached. You either need a modded breach to lock it closed or a bolt action rifle to get maximum efficiency out of a suppressor.

[@riatorex8722]

Or just get a Nagant 1895

[@kinginyellow1490]

subsonic low powder/grain round, will also do it. From what i hear, i am not sure how it works but i have seen it, you fire the pistol with a suppressor on it and it barely makes a noise, also it will not eject the round, you have manually eject the round.

[@thatrussianguy2220]

“I’ve seen this often in movies” please gimme your movie list that characters are commonly *taping soda bottles to firearms* it sounds amazing

[@babyyyz7948]

Tlos2

[@mane0ne]

@@babyyyz7948 he said movie list, not one single video game

[@kennykenneth3886]

The departed

[@kennykenneth3886]

@@mane0ne The departed

[@mane0ne]

@@kennykenneth3886 that's quite the list lol

[@ahadkhannl]

A beautiful weapon like that and no more money to purchase a decent silencer.

[@Owlsdontsleepatnight]

I’m pretty sure he’s talking about the Departed. In one scene Leonardo DiCaprio and another mobster perform a hit. The mobster picks up a 2L Pepsi bottle and use it as a silencer to kill the target.

[@handsomearabian]

he is giving hearts to comments after 7 years...what a legend.

[@williamsandritter]

Thanks! That's one of the nicest things, anyone has ever said to me.

[@handsomearabian]

@@williamsandritter man your comment is heart touching...no homo lol 😂

[@williamsandritter]

No homo taken. Lol! 😁

[@HH_1988]

@@handsomearabian he didn't heart my comment though.

[@ant.i]

@@williamsandritter Smash

[@BadPaddy2]

Silencers never work with revolvers.

[@ZERO_42069]

KA3NMNP you're an idiot, a semi auto and a revolver function different the cylinder gap is a issue when trying to suppress a revolver the gasses escape from the side

[@Ted4321]

KA3NMNP whats the rage obout?

[@baldbrother8062]

Search this r1895 silenced

[@Tmp866]

James Marshall they work on Nagant Revolvers.

[@jedrayne3636]

Tmp866 that’s because the cylinder presses up against The barrel when the hammer is primed. Making the gas expulsion go out the barrel instead of the sides of the cylinder.

[@jball86]

I personally have never seen that in any movie lol

[@Lootaholics]

had my computer speakers off this works great!

[@Daniel-nb3kk]

Disclaimer: An innocent plastic bottle was brutally harmed in the making of this video.

[@yeahitsjacob]

DUDE THIS WORKED SO WELL EVEN AFTER SIX YEARS I CANT HEAR ANYTHING

[@iane.2155]

im watching this instead of reviewing for my exam

[@Outcast-0033]

Worked like a charm

[@BrianM_3rd]

This exact thing basically happens at the start of the 2002 Japanese movie "Doing Time". A military hobbyist gets his hands on an actual gun, and takes it into the woods to fire it into a Pepsi bottle full of water (presumably to deaden the sound or preserve the bullet), only to get caught by a random dog walker and sentenced to prison for illegally possessing a gun. Great film about the banality of Japanese prison life, the whole thing is up here on KZbin, too. Check it out!

[@sporeham1674]

Hey, that sounds really interesting from a sociological point of view, I'll check it out!!

[@airgin3000]

Sounds like a good movie. I will check it out.

[@HatredInTheFlesh]

Just shoot the dog walker, problem solved

[@svinorub]

@@HatredInTheFlesh now you have life in prison

[@HatredInTheFlesh]

@@svinorub aren’t you going to prison anyways? May as well get your revenge and show that snitch who’s boss

[@ahmedal-mesalamy865]

The laugh was the cherry on top 😂🤝

[@fallenabr7654]

"They put a Pepsi bottle on the end, in this case it's a coke bottle" Npc ah sentence

[@SingularMan.]

That actually works, for 0.5 seconds...

[@dorbie]

I'm aware of several murders and attempted murders (including murder for hire) where this method was used. They do tend to be blown off and one case I read about was solved by finger prints on the tape attached to the bottle. They typically fill the bottle with padding to absorb more sound. As you can imagine, the soda bottle silencer assassins aren't exactly master criminals & tend to get caught.

[@dorbie]

See the murder of Dr. Malakov in Queens NY. Fingerprints were found on duct tape of silencer bottle that was blown off. The gunman turned out to be the estranged wife's cousin. Also the Murder of retired Police Capt. Robert Yee in Miami. DNA & fingerprint found on a juice bottle used as a silencer. These silencers have been getting murderers caught for years.

[@jimemesnotkpop]

Boys, DON'T, TAKE NOTES.

[@nekkoskrilla6750]

TAKE a 5 gallon bucket stuffed with throw pillows and tape around said 🔫. Professionals use that method.

[@kickblake]

Those are normally done with very small caliber bullets, and the ammunition has reduced powder load so the bullet doesn't break the sound barrier either. .357 mag isn't that.

[@jimmyboy131]

Subsonic bullets, definitely not .357, LOL. But I think they make 9 mm or .380 that are subsonic.