Dalton

Now what this does, and you can see the holes in the front, um,

What this does is it's called the Venturi effect.

Is that right?

Did I use the right word?

Anyway, low pressure, high pressure.

So when the bullet goes in, it sucks air through these holes.

And as it goes, it does it again here.

Now, what this does is it keeps it supposedly 75% cooler and up to 15 decibels quieter.

And it is also working as a flow-through suppressor because the high-pressure round is actually pulling air in and continuing that push out.

So...

It is a very cool-looking system.

Oh, here we go.

You see this, how the shockwave comes out after?

So you're not going to have any problem with accuracy changes or anything like that.

This suppressor is kind of cool.

I can't remember how much this was.

$1,300 with no tax stamp.

If it works like they say it does, I think that they're going to be, oh my God, pop-ups.

I think that they figured if this works the way that they say it does, I think that they're on to something now.

it looks cool.