Hopefully I explain this correct, but has anybody seen that the point of impact changes if you do a quick follow-up shot with a suppressor before letting all the Smoke Clear out of the barrel? I've noticed that if I shoot two consecutive shots together the point of impact will change but if in between the shots I remove the bolt and blow out all the smoke my point of impact stays the same. The concern I have is out in the field when hunting and you need to make a quick follow-up shot how do you compensate for the smoke in the barrel? is there any little tool out there that people use to blow out the smoke from the previous shot? *note- If I wait about 30 seconds the Smoke Clears out by itself and the point of impact stays the same.