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A flash suppressor prong is just one member so it is pretty simple but true, it is just a prediction of deflection. That is why I said earlier I would not use it to determine absolute values. However since the same parameters were used for each of the two models, it is easy to have faith that the results are comparable to each other in relative terms to see which would deflect less. Plus also it is just plain obvious that a longer/thinner member will deflect more than a shorter/thicker one.
Damn it! Break something soon! Those pictures are always way cooler than computer modeling!
Spooky
I would not expect anyone to know how to read the image unless they have used the software. That is why I thought it was best to change the image to a more simple one.
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