Pistol suppressors reconsidered: boosterless cans and holster fixes

Pistol suppressors, re-argued by someone who called them a waste of a tax stamp: Hop lays out why suppressed handguns shoot and run worse than suppressed rifles — muzzle weight dragging a Browning tilting barrel out of position, the booster's delayed second recoil impulse, unburnt powder blown back into your face — then covers what has actually changed.