How pressure can cancel recoil — truck seat analogy

Added: 2026-05-18

[00:00:00]Yes, if pressure is high enough, venting pressure can reduce remove recoil.

[00:00:05]Just have to be very aware of who is around you. Well, that's All that's doing is taking that energy and pushing as much equal amount backwards as you're pushing forwards.

[00:00:15]Uh that way it levels out. But like you said, that's going to torch someone behind you. He sent that he picture here. I'll share the picture.

[00:00:23]Um share screen, window, boom boom.

[00:00:28]Right here he says, "Yes, if pressure is high enough, venting pressure can reduce remove recoil, but you have to be aware of around you. This is obviously cannot be used indoors for home defense." Why not?

[00:00:39]But uh Uh yeah, that's just equal and opposite energy.

[00:00:47]Which cancels it out.

[00:00:49]Uh it's kind of like that if you've ever seen where uh the guy's sitting in a seat on the back of a of a truck and they get the truck going 60 mph this way and then the seat ejects him moving 60 mph that way and he just steps off the end of the truck.

[00:01:06]Perfectly with no no fall, no momentum, no nothing because it all canceled out. He was going that way 60 mph.

[00:01:14]The chair went that way 60 mph. So, when he stopped, he just he stopped.

[00:01:19]It was equaled out.

[00:01:22]Uh