JSH1, decibel readings are meaningless without context. The sound level heard by the shooter is different than the sound level for the guy standing a few feet to the side of the gun when it goes off, and that's different than for the guy standing downrange. (yeah, yeah, I know, just theoretical)
Also, it's going to matter whether you are outside or inside, what kind of stuff surrounds you, etc, etc.
Further, the sound meter apps on your phone may help you compare sounds when measured by the same phone, but going phone to phone readings are going to change.
There are videos of the gun on youtube if you look around, you can get some sort of sense of what it sounds like by comparing it to how loud other sounds are, like the people talking.
It's not backyard friendly, though, that's for sure.
Also, it's going to matter whether you are outside or inside, what kind of stuff surrounds you, etc, etc.
Further, the sound meter apps on your phone may help you compare sounds when measured by the same phone, but going phone to phone readings are going to change.
There are videos of the gun on youtube if you look around, you can get some sort of sense of what it sounds like by comparing it to how loud other sounds are, like the people talking.
It's not backyard friendly, though, that's for sure.