Let's Talk Suppressors | TPH56
2023 ж. 2 Мам.
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Welcome to The TPH Podcast with host Wade Chandler! In this episode, number 56, Wade dives into the topic of suppressors for firearms.
As a seasoned gun enthusiast and hunter, Wade provides a thorough and informative discussion on the ins and outs of suppressors. He also addresses common misconceptions and myths about various suppressors.
Whether you're a seasoned gun owner or just starting out, this episode of The TPH Podcast is sure to be an engaging and informative listen. So join Wade as he explores the world of suppressors and sheds light on this often misunderstood topic. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay up to date with future episodes of The TPH Podcast!
I have gone through your entire podcast library only listening to the audio while driving.
Thank you for doing such an in-depth discussion on suppressor selection. It helped me make a decision on what to purchase.
I'm with fitsy on the Surefire cans. I mean, once you've spent twofiftythousand dollars on 36 Surefire mounts for your couple cans, you can't really go back. And they work...
Really appreciate the work you do
Thanks for the video. Would like to know your opinion of the Rugged Alaskan 360 suppressor, I want to use it on AR rifles and pistols, 5.56, 7.62x39, 300 Ham'r and 350 Legend for hog hunting.
Great work!
This was very informative i have been eyeing the Enticer S & STI, as one of these will be my first can or the Wolf Hunter due to having a variety of 6mm calibers. 👍
what did you end up going with and how was it?
Also ! Your favorite word is “Caveat” lol I shoot doubles with out suppression, enjoy your show!
Id listen to the audio
Lmao! What a perfect ending
"Because you can screw it off and on real fast" lol as a fellow smartass and primer denter I tell all my friends to listen. If they like me they'll love this podcast lol
So a Jaeger 30 for a bolt action 300 WSM, and a 6mm ARC AR, going to be ok for a first time suppressor purchase? Not going to shoot the WSM much, but planning on shooting the ARC quite a bit
YHM has been great, bought their R2 as a beater can to live on the atv rifle and that damn thing rocks.
I'd love to know what they wouldn't let Mike papas talk about. Mike is usually a straight shooter My Saker 7.62 is not as quiet as my hybrid 46 but the saker is HD more than the hybrid. People say the hybrid is crazy heavy duty but the saker is in a different world. Mine is really old and has been on several belt feds. It outlasted my rpd and my fightlight belt fed upper. I keep forgetting people aren't like me and buy 3 guns a month. The hybrid is lighter and quieter than my 5.56 can. I switched my 556 can to go on my rimfire stuff now because the hybrid is so nice. I had a guide thank me for using a can on a bear hunt. He told me that he would rather hand back half of his tip if they were coming back to go towards a suppressor for a person's next hunt. The outfitter started giving discounts on hunts if they used a can. This was so their guides/ph's didn't get the tinnitus and the headaches from aholes showing up with a 7 rem mag and a tank brake. One guy hunting the same time as me showed up with a beautiful blaser with AAA full figured wood in 300winMag with a big 3 port nickel plated/engraved brake. His guide almost quit over that rifle. It was loud as hell when we were walking up to zero. My guide was like "let's go get something to eat" we shot later after that guy left. I carried a very nice and accurate Savage in 450 bushmaster with a hybrid 46. All of our shots were said to be under 100m so the bushmaster was plenty. I brought a longer rifle in case I needed longer range but it was a 338 federal. Not a giant recoiling or headsplitting magnum.
I waited 13 months for my approval on a 5.56 cal Gemtech. I got a titanium, extreme duty can rated for full auto, socom tested on m249 for christ sake. The can which was serialized portion split out on the 26th shot when I shot a coyote out of my feedtruck. Had on my Daniel Defense AR which I use exclusively for yotes. So, maybe 5 shots to adjust zero, rest were single shots on coyotes. They had roll stamped the engravings on tube too deeply and it spit across the top of "GEMTECH 5.56 GMT LE 5.56" through the T's and 5's. I called them, they admitted it was their fault and they were aware of problems, had send them can. Being as the tube was serialized portion, they couldn't just swap out to a Patrolman. Had to reapply for stamp, get fingerprinted again and wait another 12 months. Gemtech originally would not cover my $200 second stamp and they played the pass the buck bs game for a couple months but I called the owner and when he wouldn't step up, I cussed him out thoroughly and he finally covered it. Sorry had to come to that but new can has been excellent. So just because you ante up to a top end can doesn't mean there still can't be problems.
No offense, but Gemtech has always been a budget brand.
Gemtec makes the cheapest worst capacitor/contactor/ zip ties/ vacuum pumps/fan motor/wire nuts/.....supressor? 😅
How do you not have 100k subscribers. Great info.
75 percent of views on KZhead are usually people that are unsubscribed. Why would you subscribe I don't see the benefit to this except more annoying notifications. No point in it. All it does is help the KZhead creators. Which really doesn't mean anything to majority of people.
@@weldmonger1560 The user experience value I get from the subscribe feature is the subscriptions tab, which is just a feed of all videos from channels I want to follow. I just open the tab, and they’re all stacked in there, from most recent and on down. I just pop it open and see “oh. so-and-so just put out a video that sounds interesting. maybe I’ll watch it” :) I doubt anyone’s using subscriptions for anything other than usefulness. The feature wouldn’t really get used if that was all it did. People already vote with their views.
Did that LTI get dented falling on the floor??
This isn't a suppressor question but I have a 224 valkyrie. This ar shoots the hornady black 75 gr bthp better than hornady 60 gr vmax. Does your company over any ammo
Yes at the moment we only have some long range stuff in .
My dad wanted to buy his first suppressor.. for a bolt action 243 he wanted the maximum suppression... I told him to go with enticer L or nomad-L ... the dude at the shop told him titanium is no good.. an the sandman s is the best suppressor for his situation.. So he got talked into a sandman s for his bolt action 243... WTF?!?
Some tests have showed that the flow through cans are quieter at the shooter's ear.
#1 what you using it for I got an omega 36 because of the catch all idea But i immidaitely wished instead of getting a single 1400.00 suppressor i wish i bought 3 500 or 600 dollars canns (I see people arguing about this) Omega 36 1100 Each muzzle attachment 70 Direct thread attachment 150 #2 how does it sound not how quite it is. A bad sounding suppressor thats quite is worse then a slightly louder but sounds good suppressor... Think fart can honda vs 5.0 coyote with a ss exhaust... 3# how does it look There is some sweet looking cans that sucks and some ugly cans that work great.
The older style flow cans are going to be louder in from you but quieter at the ear and less hearing loss risk at the ear and the newer ones are even better and similar quieter on AR and bolt guns.
Best can for a 6arc for best sound suppression I’m looking to use it just for predator hunting
REX Silentium is a great can…Montana company that gets it. Solid as they come and sounds great.
How does a can effect velocity?
Depends on the can, some increase, some decrease.
I don't know of any that decrease muzzle velocity...mostly just increased.
No effect. What little increase that's there is within the noise of a chronograph.
Podcast idea! Try talking about minimalistic predator hunting or budget predator hunting?
Best factory 6ARC gas gun under $1000 for coyotesand hogs?
Build your own, 1000 would be very possible
lets talk about the process of getting the suppressor. u pay for one + the tax stamp and then the dreaded wait time from anywhere 90+ days to even 365+ day and when it get approved by then you might have buyer regret due to I dunno...having the idle time to do more research into it ... or worst yet better product or more interesting "new" features coming out. I know we can't do anything about the wait time...but I wish there's a way to "upgrade or change" ur suppressor once it has been approved. I know the suppressor serial # is tied to the form4 application and you're tied to that suppressor you have chosen. But can it be the suppressor serial # be deferred after the ATF approval. Like you pay for the NFA tax...get approved chose ur suppressor and file the serial # so that way you chose the suppressor at the end of the approval process instead at the beginning.
I wanted a Diligent but I’m concerned about the company longevity.
Gotta give them support so they can stay around.. Have one in waiting myself.
They're not going anywhere
If I were to do it all over again I’d go hub mount options instead of my rc2
would you like to talk about your experiences or the reasons why?
@@frozennorth3426 basically more options with a hub compatible qd. The rc2 after waiting a year was underwhelming at the muzzle and ear for the price
@@GuacIsExtra99 Ah. I guess it never occurred to me to let muzzle device dictate suppressor. Seems like “the tail wagging the dog” as they say. Still, to each their own. Thanks for your perspective.
Still wish y'all would release this audio haha
Wish I could send you a picture of something I made pertaining to the ATF
I like to watch the video. Nothing worthwhile on tv worth watching. Might as well watch wade
First
Who is this KB?
People don’t understand the knowledge you just laid out unless they’ve been down the Can purchase rabbit hole. Oof you had us until you said I own a 350 legend. Backfire tv…..😅
For the love of suppressors please release the audio only first take. Everyone wants to here Fitzy rant. Fuck the boomers and the fuds, let them bitch. That excerpt at the end was a cruel tease.
Thanks for the positive feedback, I (Fitzy) have a desperate need to be liked on the internet, so I enjoyed this comment.