Dry Suppressor vs Wet Suppressor
This guide details the process of testing a firearm suppressor in both 'wet' (with liquid) and 'dry' (without liquid) states, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers establishing a baseline, preparing the suppressor by adding water, and observing the sound reduction differences. The effectiveness of shooting a suppressor wet can vary significantly based on its internal design, particularly monocore suppressors like the Thompson Machine ISIS-2.













