02-22-2015, 07:28 PM
lwminton Wrote:" Those effects are magnified indoors, which means they would be especially unpleasant and potentially injurious when clearing a building or compound."
I would think the accuracy benefits would not be needed at close range indoors which suggests that a compensator with a rotating sleeve which could close it off would be worth experimenting with. Twist closed, twist again open.
Is that possible?
Yes it certainly is possible.
We had a member (Warped) who manufactured two types of compensators. One design you would twist and a sleeve covered the ports.
I have one and it works. Yes, you do have a zero change but not that much.
I would not want to be near a comp in an enclosed area.