"Using suppressors actually makes your gun more accurate.

Suppressors only truly "silence" subsonic ammo. However, if you use regular ammo through a silencer, it will still be load from the crack of the bullet breaking the sound barrier. Since silencers peel the gas blast away from the bullet and control the expansion (takes longer for all of the high pressure gas to exit the barrel), it makes it more accurate. So, you can have a long range rifle, with a silencer and your normal ammunition, and have more accuracy with the same amount of power.

Despite what video games say, silencers do not decrease the power of your weapon. The only thing that reduces the power of your weapon is using subsonic ammo, which is required for silenced firing. The crack of the bullet is louder than the sound of the powder charge.

If I could I would put a suppressor on every weapon I own, even if I wasn't using subsonic ammo.

I think I am going to start a new thread on this topic (how suppressors work). Couldn't find one in search."