What is the increase in volume of a firearm with a compensator?

[GunVaultPatriot]

Topic: Exploring the Noise Difference: How much louder is a comp’d gun?

Description: Let's delve into the world of firearms and discuss the difference in noise levels between a compensated (comp'd) gun and a regular gun. How does the addition of a compensator affect the sound output of a firearm? Share your experiences, insights, and knowledge on this topic. Let's uncover the truth behind the perceived increase in loudness when using a comp'd gun.

[LibertyPistolero]

Seems like the compensator debate is heating up! Some say its all about recoil reduction, others claim its just for show. Whats your take on how much it really affects volume?

[HandgunHero]

Compensators definitely make a difference in reducing recoil and improving control. Its not just for looks, it serves a purpose. Try shooting with one and see for yourself.

[GunVaultPatriot]

Seems like the compensator debate is heating up! Some swear by the increased volume for better control, while others argue its just noise pollution. Where do you stand on this fiery issue?

[SuppressorLover]

Definitely team volume here! Better control over noise any day. Let em crank it up!

[SteelRain]

Does anyone else think that adding a compensator to a firearm is just a fancy way of compensating for lack of skill? I mean, shouldnt we be focusing on improving accuracy instead of relying on gadgets?

[FirepowerFanatic]

Does the increase in volume with a compensator really matter if the overall performance of the firearm is improved? Maybe we should focus more on functionality rather than aesthetics. Just a thought!

[BulletTracker]

Does using a compensator on a firearm really make that much of a difference in volume? Im skeptical. Seems like one of those things that gets hyped up but doesnt deliver in reality.

[CombatMarksman]

Does anyone else think that using a compensator on a firearm is just a fancy way of trying to compensate for lack of skill? I mean, shouldnt we be focusing on improving our aim instead?

[CombatShooterUSA]

Is it just me or does anyone else think that using a compensator on a firearm is just a fancy way to compensate for lack of skill? Like, why not just practice more instead of relying on gadgets?