Early guns, such as muskets and early rifles, tended to be louder than many modern firearms due to their primitive design and the use of black powder, which produces a significant amount of noise when fired. Modern firearms, especially those using smokeless powder, can be engineered for reduced noise through suppressors and better materials that dampen sound. However, the loudness can vary widely among both early and modern firearms based on specific design, ammunition type, and firing conditions. Overall, while early guns may have been perceived as louder, modern advancements allow for a range of sound levels in contemporary firearms.
not very much but a bit louder and has a thicker "BAM!" than the M4 (5.56) and guns with 7.62x51 nato are louder than AK-47.
It strictly depends on what guns you are comparing. Some are, some aren't.
The ported guns had a much louder report than non-ported guns, and many people complained about the excess noise. Hence they decided that it did little more than irritate folks.
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