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Excellent question. First, you must understand some basic principals about how locked breech pistols work. We are focusing on locking and unlocking.Here is a gif of a Glock cycling:

Just after the gun fires, the barrel and slide are locked together. They remain locked together until after the bullet has exited, then they travel back a short distanced until the barrel is cammed down and the slide unlocks from the barrel.This short distance they travel while still locked is the important motion.

In this animation, we can see that the slide and barrel move as one unit while locked. When you add the weight of a suppressor to the barrel, It can cause the weapon not to cycle because the force needed to move the greater mass of the suppressor, barrel, and slide to the rear and unlock the slide has increased. An easy way to increase the rearward momentum of the locked components in the system is to use the propellant gases that escape the muzzle to push rearward on the action. This kind of system is typically called a muzzle booster, and is also found in many machine guns, such as the 1919 and MG-42, that have heavy barrels that must reciprocate in recoil to unlock.Suppressors intended for centerfire handguns use a booster system (or Neilson device) To harness the expanding gasses to impart extra energy on the slide. They consist of an expansion chamber, piston, and spring. The threaded portion of the suppressor is actuially a short piston held forward in the suppressor by the spring.

Just a reminder of every time I rant about 2 years or more of therapy before being able to even take hormones. And I'm not talking affirming therapy. I'm talking you cause and adversarial therapy. (Not aggressive, just not mindless agreement)

Because how many more people will have to destroy their bodies until we actual act like a civilized society and put barriers in place to stop people from rushing shit like this. I believe in an age of consent yes. But mental disorders, trauma, and hell even manipulation affect adults too. As does large scale peer pressure. Imagine hearing all the time from love activists, "OMG you'd make such a good man. Clearly that's what your were meant to be. No there's nothing wrong with you, you're just in the wind body. Of course you hate how you look, you're not the real you. Just take hormones and get the surgeries you'll feel so much better".

People have higher regret rates for marriage and tattoos

Liquor store employee draws on a massive group trying to loot the place

Look at all these future doctors ganging up on this dude, 20v1 and then crying when he pulls leather

“Why are there bars on the store fronts?”

“Why do shop owners treat us like criminals?”

Without going into any sort of social analysis, it comes down to what my ideal is, which is that I want to share the experience of my first (and ideally only) kids also being my wife's first (and ideally only) kids.

When Harris was San Francisco's district attorney, she supported the use of medical marijuana but opposed a 2010 measure to legalize pot in California.

During her tenure, she oversaw the conviction of more than 1900 people for weed violations.

She became California’s attorney general in 2011 and held the position until 2017.

During her time as a prosecutor, Harris’ office argued against a man who was proven innocent because her office claimed he filed his petition for release past the legal deadline.

She supported an anti-truancy program that targeted parents of kids who skipped school and threatened them with prosecution and punishment.

As San Francisco district attorney, Harris vowed not to seek the death penalty, but as the California attorney general, her office argued it should stand.

She pushed for programs that helped people find jobs instead of putting them in prison, but also fought to keep people in prison even after they were proven innocent.

She implemented training programs to address police officers’ racial biases, but also resisted calls to get her office to investigate suspicious police shootings.

Harris’s office fought to release fewer prisoners, even after the US Supreme Court found that overcrowding in California prisons was so bad that it amounted to unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment.

At one point, her lawyers argued that the state couldn’t release some prisoners because it would deplete its pool for prison labor.

Harris also overlooked and defended law enforcement officials accused of misconduct. In one such case, a state prosecutor, Robert Murray, falsified a confession, using it to threaten the defendant with life in prison.

After a court threw out the indictment, Harris appealed it, dismissing the misconduct because it did not involve physical violence.

Harris resisted attempts to hold police accountable for shootings, including a bill that would have required the attorney general’s office to investigate killings by police and efforts to create statewide standards for police-worn body cameras.

She also defied calls to have her office quickly investigate certain police shootings in California.

Perhaps you need to clear a minefield? Flaily Sherman

Maybe you need a portable tank. Have an inflatable Sherman

And when the war is over, turn your swords into plowshares, or rather Shermans into tractors!

Want a flamethrower? Believe it or not, also Sherman

You're not going to believe this...

Sherman has got you covered!

On the other: you cucked yourselves out of the right to own firearms and now you're launching sticks at armored soldiers and tanks serving at the behest of a government you let control everything, about you because you wanted to "be on the right side of history"