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Carrying a firearm is about being prepared for the worst-case scenario. But what happens if your gun malfunctions, runs out of ammo, or gets knocked out of your hands? Some gun owners solve this problem by carrying a backup gun. Is it a smart move or unnecessary weight? Let’s look at the pros and cons.
Let’s clear the air: suppressors and silencers are technically the same device, but the term "silencer" is a misnomer that Hollywood made famous. They don’t magically make your gun whisper-quiet like in the movies. What they do is reduce the sound and muzzle flash when you fire, making them a practical addition for some firearm owners.
So, why would you want one? What are the upsides and downsides? And what should you think about before deciding if a suppressor is right for you? Let’s get into it.
We all know that shooting is not just about pulling the trigger and popping off rounds; it’s about mastering the art of control, timing, rhythm and accuracy. Cadence drills are the secret sauce behind consistent and controlled shooting especially in cases where speed and accuracy matter most. They can give you a tactical edge to increase your overall proficiency but particularly when firing shots in succession.
