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Hey guys, you know I got the compensator for the 1911 RO and I took some video at the range and captured a few still to show you guys what I saw.
The cell phone camera was on a table leaning at a 45 degree angle up at my shooting. The view you see is therefore from the bottom of the gun.
The still shots show that the flames are blowing out from the bottom, between the compensator and the barrel.
The way the barrel sits inside the compensator, I'm guessing when that at one point the pressure flames go backwards?
Although the pics looks really cool, I am worried that the flames should not be coming out from between the compensator and the barrel, only on the top and out the front.
Ok, what do you guys think?
I will add the pics in a reply message because I don't see how to add them now except via a link.
Dave
The cell phone camera was on a table leaning at a 45 degree angle up at my shooting. The view you see is therefore from the bottom of the gun.
The still shots show that the flames are blowing out from the bottom, between the compensator and the barrel.
The way the barrel sits inside the compensator, I'm guessing when that at one point the pressure flames go backwards?
Although the pics looks really cool, I am worried that the flames should not be coming out from between the compensator and the barrel, only on the top and out the front.
Ok, what do you guys think?
I will add the pics in a reply message because I don't see how to add them now except via a link.
Dave