Gyroid baffles in 17-4 or inconel sure, but even in PA6-CF that’s going to be a no go. The material will simply be too thin and will either deform rapidly or break due to the forces especially if close to the blast chamber where pressures are the highest. What caliber are you making this for, barrel length, and what material/thickness is the airsoft suppressor? There’s a reason every 3D printed suppressors design that works for any reasonable number of rounds has thick walls and infill, you need that density to hold up to the pressure and forces at hand.

There’s some good videos on Odysee, but a lot of it just comes with time and getting better at whatever CAD software you’re using. There’s typically a dozen different ways to do the same thing with some ways taking 10x as long for the same outcome.

Sounds doable, essentially a revolver action in a gatling gun that indexes the barrels when the trigger is pulled.

The question is how do you add an FRT component that resets the trigger in a traditional gatling design?

The FTN.5 seems to be the quietest can at the moment.

Short and lightweight will always mean louder, its just the tradeoff you have to make. Larger with more baffles tends to mean quieter with the tradeoff of size and weight. Although being 3D printed the weight isn’t anything like 17-4 stainless or inconel.

I’m working on a 22lr version of the B&T MP9 reduced back pressure can. It’s a flow through but massive for a 22lr so the increased volume should make it pretty quiet. But shes big. Unlike most print in place cans, this will need printed individually and assembled due to overhangs and support constraints. It’s direct thread for a 3/4x16 to 1/2x28 adapter. Still a work in progress though.

They just posted on discord that theyre restocking the P1S CFX tomorrow

Try asking on the DarkMoon discord, the owner is very responsive and can give you an ETA on the next drop.

It’s at 25.5mm/s