Couldn’t sense much change. You’re right in that it depends on what you do most. Thank you for the show. Keep it up.
@RamPatriot11 ай бұрын
Pay the extra cent or two per round for FMJ subsonics and you dont have to worry about lead fouling. I have 2000+ rounds of American eagle 45gr .22lr subsonics through a Surefire Socom Mini II with no noticable lead fouling or build up. I'm paying 12c a round for them, which is still a multitude cheaper than subsonic 9mm or 45acp. I also do shoot American eagle 55gr and Sig Sauer Marksman 77gr OTM rounds through it to so it does get to be self cleaned.
@asymsolutions9 ай бұрын
I didn’t notice a big difference between the two but for me if I had both 22 and 233 I’d just get the 223 suppressor and use it for both.
@anthonyguidas201211 ай бұрын
If you're going to do that, make sure you get one that comes apart. The higher pressure of a .223 centerfire blows most of the crap out, making the can "self-cleaning" to an extent. That doesn't happen with .22LR, and they get all kinds of gunked up. Running excessive amounts of .22LR through a .223 suppressor that you can't clean is a really good way to wreck it.
@bradsimpson8724Ай бұрын
If you use a can on a rimfire make sure it can be disassembled for cleaning. Most centerfire cans can not be disassembled and cleaned. That's why they are not reccomended for 22lr. The 22 ammo os extremely dirty and leaves carbon and lead deposits on any muzzle device. If you can't clean them they build up and cause baffle strikes. Most centerfire cans will be quieter though as they usually have a larger gas volume. Don't shoot to many rimfires through the banish 223 so you don't have to clean the cruddy out.
@billsiegloff215011 ай бұрын
Exactly right, my high pressure cans rated for ultra mags has a welded baffle stack and can't be disassembled.
@watermann820011 ай бұрын
Yes and no. I agree I wouldn't set and run 500rds of 22 through my 30 cal can just because but... I've actually done some testing trying to get buildup in a centerfire can with 22s then shooting a high pressure load just to see what would happen. I can tell honestly tell ya there's no buildup left after a few 308 rounds. That high pressure basically pressure washes the inside of your can. Amazing what you can do with a cheap amazon snake cam. Now could there be something cause a catastrophic failure? Absolutely. But a box of 22 here and there I don't think will hurt anything.
@Lifeinthecountryfamilyislife11 ай бұрын
@@bobcowan1943 My Ruger silent SR is serviceable being a rimfire silencer as is my Octane 9 pistol silencer due to the base of most pistol rounds having exposed lead bases. There should be no need to service a dedicated rifle silencer shooting high pressure with no exposed lead rounds.
@watermann820011 ай бұрын
What is this idea .22LR ammo is dirty or more dirty than other cartridges??? I have no doubt there’s low quality bad abd dirty .22 ammo out there. However why the sweeping generalization?
@danielcurtis143411 ай бұрын
@@danielcurtis1434 Usually most generic cheap stuff is loaded with cheaper side of powder which will burn unclean. Second factor there is that most semi-automatic 22lr guns are blowback operated which mean that unburned crap will shoot back with some force when case is ejecting. And when when compine two very common facts we get pretty general rule why 22lr will dirty your gun very quicly. Doesn't help when we take account it is that cheap stuff which will get shot a most of time because very obvious reason.
@Kesssuli10 ай бұрын
Very good video brother! (As always!) thanks for sharing!🤘🏽🤘🏽
@michaellane166111 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
I couldn't tell . Great show
@galenhisler39611 ай бұрын
Great video I could really not tell too much of a difference between the 223 can and 22 can
@roccodelvecchio381211 ай бұрын
Hay there. Note that when you unintentionally dry fired the Begara and then shortly after fired it with the 22 suppressor, the sound of the dry fire is almost just as audeble as a actual shot going throug the suppressor.
@benjaminburger72148 ай бұрын
exactly what I was looking for, thank you
@AndreMercado7 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@WHOTEEWHO7 ай бұрын
Love the Silencer shussers.🙏👍😎
@petermonck544811 ай бұрын
Both sushermachines sounded exactly the same to me. I was anticipating the .223 can to be noticeably quieter, but it wasn’t. However, I did learn today that if you are ever thinking of getting a can for both calibers, then you can save a bit and buy the .223 can to use on both.
@gonzaleg1654 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video. 👍
@Dwayne783411 ай бұрын
Awesome video once again!!
@seanleverone7680Ай бұрын
There was so little difference between the .223 can & the .22 can , that I really couldn't tell the difference . One things for certain, that Bergara is super quiet , the only advantage I see for the bigger .223 can is that it will fit all the bing bangs up to .224. Besides the extra cost the other disadvantage of the .223 can is that they are considerably bigger and presumably heavier as well. Thanks Adam that was a really interesting test . catch you next episode , Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well.
@richarddixon727611 ай бұрын
Not a lot of sound difference, but I love them all the same. We gotta love our kids equally. ❤
@adrielburned692411 ай бұрын
Both cans are super quiet. 😎
@robertwies680611 ай бұрын
Who-Tee-Who, finally got me one of them there caps headed to north-eastTexas. Thanks awesome videos!
@markmcenturff841711 ай бұрын
Nice!!
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
Nice video!! 223 can was slightly quieter. All in all, very quiet on a 22LR
@joeshovel210 ай бұрын
I couldn't hear no difference between either one pretty cool 😎👌👍
@l.a.388711 ай бұрын
Interesting video. I couldn't tell much of a difference but always wondered the same thing. Now I have to try my 9mm can on the 22lr...
@HammondArmory6 ай бұрын
Watching this while cleaning the baffles on my Banish 22, got it real dirty yesterday. CLR is a game changer on titanium, don't bother with anything else.
@natjonestower303511 ай бұрын
What's CLR? I'm new to the suppressed world
@omarreynold67825 ай бұрын
@@omarreynold6782 It's a showerhead cleaner, basically. Says "calcium, lime, rust" right on the bottle. May as well say suppressors too, works great.
@natjonestower30354 ай бұрын
Thanks!@@natjonestower3035
@omarreynold67824 ай бұрын
that was really quiet. couldn't tell a difference. but those cans are great at reducing the bang. neat video. Banish. got to check them out.
@davidbreen43534 ай бұрын
Great comparison. Thank you..
@rmpruitt22811 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
Congrats on 500k!
@CutlassOutdoors11 ай бұрын
🙏🙏🙏
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
The.22 can was just a hair lower in pitch than the.223 can, but that was pitch not decibels. As far as decibels go, they were the same level.
@thomasallen381811 ай бұрын
The first one for the rifle for sure.
@homeoftheblueflame272411 ай бұрын
I run an AAC SDN-6 (30 cal) on my Ruger 10/22. Works great.
@ericcurrence847710 ай бұрын
Too close to call. Both are amazing.
@josephmedeiros577011 ай бұрын
Both superb on .22’s and, though marginal, just a discernible difference in favour of .223. Both excellent on .223’s too.
@markchester758411 ай бұрын
Always wondered about this
@TheTonygong11 ай бұрын
There is a difference but not by much. I think the worth of it is for versatility rather than function. Yes its more but you can have more options as well as opposed to not being able to run the smaller one on a rifle
@madmike832511 ай бұрын
Gratuitous comment to help keep your numbers up.
@floyddwayneviernum381611 ай бұрын
Thanks Floyd
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
Congratulations on hitting half a million subscribers
@travij6611 ай бұрын
Thank you!!
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
Great video, I can’t tell any audible difference between the cans on either platform, very quiet on rifle.
@timothyallbee1176Ай бұрын
Just ordered the Banish 30 and the .22 suppressor thru them. Now the waiting begins. I couldn’t tell any difference in the cans myself.
@garypollard977011 ай бұрын
I would just get the 2.23 suppressor so i can run it on both plus it looks more aesthetically appealing to me than the thin 22lr suppressor
@chrishansen258010 ай бұрын
Cool video thanks.
@ibpositivemostly743711 ай бұрын
@6:51 Bless you.
@jjuggernaut32189 ай бұрын
See if you can make a comparison video between. 308 30-06 and .300 win mag. I'm interested in the .300 win mag but I'm not sure if I want to purchase one because of ammo cost for the .300 win mag. Thanks 😊😊
@tmdiecastreviews443711 ай бұрын
I could not hear much of a difference between the two, but it could just be my laptop speakers. I finally got my Banish 22 a few weeks ago. So far I tested it on my MkIV and it is a lot of fun. My BMR and the 5.7 are next. 😁
@Aubrey_Yates11 ай бұрын
Banish 22 is so much fun on all of them!!!!
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
Sounded pretty quiet in both cans to my ears !!!
@elvinirons595911 ай бұрын
on the pistol I couldn't tell which was quietest but, to me, made a slightly different sound
@wlmrtdrvr672911 ай бұрын
they sound the same from Texas. Nice video
@robertvandick45311 ай бұрын
bless you.😉
@adonian11 ай бұрын
FYI you can get a decibel meter or phone app fairly cheaply to check sound pressure levels.
@chasebeavers11 ай бұрын
If you want completely inaccurate measurements sure
@WayStedYou11 ай бұрын
@@WayStedYou Describe "completely inaccurate". 1%? 5%? I've had no problems with them for professional sound reinforcement.
@chasebeavers11 ай бұрын
I mean any microphone db meter not going to be the most accurate but there’s a couple apps that do ok. On iPhone anything over 120db accuracy goes way down cause their mic not rated for more then that .
@Thumper6811 ай бұрын
I ran my Thunder Chicken on my .22 LRs until the alphabet boys turned my rimfire suppressor loose. The biggest functional advantage of rimfire suppressors is weight. The "full size" 30 caliber suppressor was very quiet, but weighs almost a pound more.
@diggernash111 ай бұрын
Great video! Always wondered if a 5.7x28mm would work with a 30cal can
@DirtyWetTrash2 ай бұрын
Yes
@WHOTEEWHO2 ай бұрын
Wow it’s really quite I want one but I can’t find it in New York
@moeeh33809 ай бұрын
I seldomly use my turbo t2 on my mk4 for about 10 rounds then I run 5.56 through it. I rarely do it. Waited too long to get it 😂
@misterfister726211 ай бұрын
Any suppressor works well. They take away the need for hearing protection, but you will still hear the sound barrier being broken. Get 22lr that is subsonic running at 950 fps. The it will be quiet. If you own a Ruger 10/22 they make items for it that will take the sound of the gun cycling out. It will become MOVIE quiet.
@dustinramsey773Ай бұрын
Pretty cool. How about a banish 45 on the 223/556?
@alivia490711 ай бұрын
Really fun video! 😀
@reapergrim7611 ай бұрын
🙏🙏🙏
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
It's hard to tell the difference. One thing is for sure: if you want to get a 223 can for your AR and want one for your 22lr and can only get one, get the 223 first so you can use it on either one until you can get the 22lr can. I mean, the 223 can is the size of the pistol and looks crazy but it will save your ears if you want to do some varmint hunting or just want to ring some steel on your property and don't want to wear any ear protection.
@MacNCheesePro11 ай бұрын
Bless you 😂
@markreaves808611 ай бұрын
On the sneezing
@markreaves808611 ай бұрын
I love 223 supressor on 22LR
@romansdzalbs11 ай бұрын
I’d be curious what your Banish 30 sounds like on a 22LR with the proper thread adapter of course
@JohnAngle-vw8yq11 ай бұрын
Not much different,at a certain point theres nothing more to gain so it will likely be more than necessary
@ScarecrowShoots11 ай бұрын
I do it a lot. Sounds like a pellet gun.
@MontanaWillie4411 ай бұрын
Negligible difference. I'd like to hear them again with high velocity rounds instead of the subsonics. Also wondering if the smaller can will work safely with a .22 WMR?
@kst35711 ай бұрын
Think about the can like you do 556/223 i can shoot 223 in a 556 but i wouldnt try shooting 5.7 or 223 out of a 22lr suppressor
@DasGoodSoup11 ай бұрын
Yes it will work with 22wmr as well as 17hmr. High velocity still have that crack to it. Subs are much more impressive.
@Lifeinthecountryfamilyislife11 ай бұрын
sounds same to me!
@eastvantony11 ай бұрын
Believe 22 can has slight edge. A DB meter is cheap and would be interesting to see the measured difference
@jeffbarnett120111 ай бұрын
A real db meter that actually gives a real reading start around $10k. You would think it would be cheaper but no…
@code_red77448 ай бұрын
From my ears both the CANS seemed equal when it came to lessening the bing bangs sounds
@ralphhunt522511 ай бұрын
I really couldn't tell any difference between the cans. Both were very quiet.
@darrellharrison-nz8ed11 ай бұрын
Great info personally I can’t tell the difference
@charlesburdette74976 ай бұрын
Most honest video on YT
@jefferyrightmire95205 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching
@WHOTEEWHO5 ай бұрын
With suppressor it's sounds as quiet as a bb gun incredible..
@donaldlennon868 ай бұрын
Pretty awesome
@WHOTEEWHO8 ай бұрын
Seems the 223 is slightly more quiet
@williambotts298711 ай бұрын
On video it sounds "James Bond" quiet.
@RecoilAddict8811 ай бұрын
Couldn't tell any difference in loudness between the 2 cans. Nice comparison.
@williampinner1893Ай бұрын
I couldn’t tell hardly no difference at all. Super quiet for both, sounds like a pellet gun
@davidd68549 ай бұрын
Hey Whootyhooty...be cautious using hi volume centrefire cans on 22lr...you can get unburnt powder build up that detonates.
@Guide504Ай бұрын
Nice
@randlerichardson582611 ай бұрын
Hollywood quit awesome 👌
@markchapman258511 ай бұрын
More videos with that Taurus tx22
@BamaGunsOutdoors11 ай бұрын
Would that work on .17, 17MHR ?
@LouisSonOfStefan11 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@adarshasokansindhya11 ай бұрын
Sounds like a staple gun
@ernestr132722 күн бұрын
I wouldnt run a non serviceable surpressor on 22 lr. You have to be able to clean all that lead out of it. I mean the 223/556 will probably burn it out but i wouldnt shoot a lot of 22 lr through it the lead will slowly build up inside the can. Great video brother....
@CRracer52lfd11 ай бұрын
Ultrasonic cleaner will get any lead build up.
@cdawson19860011 ай бұрын
Pretty cool all we here is trigger noise in that Bergara
@terrell4811 ай бұрын
@Terrell Austin I have the same 22 and I run a silencerco switchback on mine and a BB gun is louder then the bergara lol
@CRracer52lfd11 ай бұрын
@@cdawson198600 yes it dose been doing that for years
@stg447811 ай бұрын
@cdawson198600 you have to see if the coating on the surpressor can take it,if not you will damage the coating.
@CRracer52lfd11 ай бұрын
Can the .223 can be disassembled for cleaning? .223 ammo is typically jacketed, while .22 lr ammo is exposed lead, which leaves residue inside the can.
@Zulutime44Ай бұрын
Yes it can
@WHOTEEWHOАй бұрын
Yes the pitch of the .22 ist a little Bit lower and the DB seems pretty much the Same whith Pistole and rifle.
@STEL8111 ай бұрын
What amo did you use?
@xuekong43024 ай бұрын
I have never seen Full Metal Jacket bullets for 22 long rifles. Some of them are copper plated but I would still think you would get some letting from that. Do they make any 223 cans that come apart?
@gja12310 күн бұрын
Yes they do
@WHOTEEWHO10 күн бұрын
Sweet sound fun. Sent you a question about this subject, lol. Hmm maybe you just answered it. LoL
@michaelltnv674111 ай бұрын
i feel to be for sure u would need to aim out a bit further to not hear the impact
@noobsforuse101511 ай бұрын
God bless you!(sneeze)
@robertcainjr.762711 ай бұрын
I would love to see this experiment with supersonic ammo only. Many people shoot .22lr supersonic ammo through their rifles without ear protection...including myself, but when it comes to .22lr pistols most (Including Myself), shoot with ear protection. I have a 9mm pistol rated can that I run on a couple of my .22lr pistols once in awhile. I have been thinking about buying a .22lr dedicated can, but if a 5.56 can will do it all, why not just buy the 5.56 can? I know that the 5.56 cans are larger and heavier for the most part, but If I can find a relatively smaller diameter 5.56 can made from titanium, maybe I could find the perfect balance. Also, I am not a fan of subsonic ammo. Even for target shooting. If I am going to shoot something that needs shooting, I am not going to spend money on firearm cartridges that produce results equal to, or less than an air rifle. No sense in targeting/plinking with weak ammo if you're going to use the stronger stuff when it counts. Thanks for your candid, honest and no BS videos!
@shanevmax342 ай бұрын
Hard to say that was close😊
@juedwayne497211 ай бұрын
Adam did you every run the banish 30 (if i remember correct) on a 22 long????
@chrisaerts648911 ай бұрын
I have not
@WHOTEEWHO11 ай бұрын
@@WHOTEEWHO I see a test coming. Hahalolo.
@chrisaerts648911 ай бұрын
Yes the second one was the quite
@phillipschneider196511 ай бұрын
Two questions. 1. Will the 223 can be safe with 6.65mm green tips? 2. Will 9mm can work well with 22LR in terms of loudness?
@2023RedАй бұрын
I think you meant 5.56 - yes. 9mm can will work
@WHOTEEWHOАй бұрын
..there IS a difference between the two cans, though it's slight..it IS detectable...
@cbroz7492Ай бұрын
The. 223 can has a slightly lower (softer) report.
@cyclo36011 ай бұрын
🙉 HA! HA! Thanks for the video. Very quiet. 🙂
@dragonrider38511 ай бұрын
Sounds like a slight bit quieter
@cameronjohnson683810 ай бұрын
Interesting
@TheJohndeere21211 ай бұрын
I don’t know if it’s a myth or not probably not but they say you should run jacketed 22 LR to keep down the fouling and lead if your 223 can can’t be taken apart.
@calvingillen968211 ай бұрын
This is true
@jdrollason11 ай бұрын
What would happen if you put the 22LR suppressor on the 223? Would it be ruined, or would it handle the pressure?
@michaelfalconer281611 ай бұрын
It would either blow apart within a few shots due to overpressure or overheat,weaken, blow apart and possibly cause a fire from very hot metal scattering into dry combustible materials. The difference would be like welding a stock muffler from a Geo metro on to a built 454 big block Chevelle
@shawndubay405011 ай бұрын
No difference really. Of course, if you had a decibel meter,, that's probably the only real way to tell. The bottom line is that you can enjoy shooting without ear pro if you were to use either one of these suppressors on a .22lr. That's a fun day at the range for sure. 👍
@notsosilentmajority111 ай бұрын
You don’t need ear protection on .22lr anyways
@Thumper6811 ай бұрын
@@Thumper68 WHAT??????? Can't hear you. That's what you'll sound like when you're older.
@notsosilentmajority111 ай бұрын
@@notsosilentmajority1 I’m 39 worked water well drill rig for a lot of my life and been around firearms and race cars since I could walk I also always had car stereos since I could drive much louder then .22lr and my hearing is extremely good still. .22lr at with db meter at muzzle is just not that loud get a db and do your own tests.
@Thumper6811 ай бұрын
@@Thumper68 God bless you, you are very fortunate. I have no family history of deafness or early hearing loss and my hearing has been severely damaged by similar events. That includes firearms, military flight line (runways)/aircraft and construction sites. It only shows that everyone is different and it's not worth the risk, not when it takes a second to use modern, easy and comfortable to use ear pro.
@notsosilentmajority111 ай бұрын
@@notsosilentmajority1 we both know aircraft and military probably the hardest on you. Protect what you have brother. I always wore earplugs drilling if I didn’t I’d be def 100%
@Thumper6811 ай бұрын
I think it'll work fine, it's just unnecessarily large. That's what she said...
@mattmansarizona886811 ай бұрын
👍😊
@chrisgabbert65811 ай бұрын
I did not hear any difference. How hard is it going to clean the .223 can after firing that "dirty" 22 ammo?
Couldn’t sense much change. You’re right in that it depends on what you do most. Thank you for the show. Keep it up.
Pay the extra cent or two per round for FMJ subsonics and you dont have to worry about lead fouling. I have 2000+ rounds of American eagle 45gr .22lr subsonics through a Surefire Socom Mini II with no noticable lead fouling or build up. I'm paying 12c a round for them, which is still a multitude cheaper than subsonic 9mm or 45acp. I also do shoot American eagle 55gr and Sig Sauer Marksman 77gr OTM rounds through it to so it does get to be self cleaned.
I didn’t notice a big difference between the two but for me if I had both 22 and 233 I’d just get the 223 suppressor and use it for both.
If you're going to do that, make sure you get one that comes apart. The higher pressure of a .223 centerfire blows most of the crap out, making the can "self-cleaning" to an extent. That doesn't happen with .22LR, and they get all kinds of gunked up. Running excessive amounts of .22LR through a .223 suppressor that you can't clean is a really good way to wreck it.
If you use a can on a rimfire make sure it can be disassembled for cleaning. Most centerfire cans can not be disassembled and cleaned. That's why they are not reccomended for 22lr. The 22 ammo os extremely dirty and leaves carbon and lead deposits on any muzzle device. If you can't clean them they build up and cause baffle strikes. Most centerfire cans will be quieter though as they usually have a larger gas volume. Don't shoot to many rimfires through the banish 223 so you don't have to clean the cruddy out.
Exactly right, my high pressure cans rated for ultra mags has a welded baffle stack and can't be disassembled.
Yes and no. I agree I wouldn't set and run 500rds of 22 through my 30 cal can just because but... I've actually done some testing trying to get buildup in a centerfire can with 22s then shooting a high pressure load just to see what would happen. I can tell honestly tell ya there's no buildup left after a few 308 rounds. That high pressure basically pressure washes the inside of your can. Amazing what you can do with a cheap amazon snake cam. Now could there be something cause a catastrophic failure? Absolutely. But a box of 22 here and there I don't think will hurt anything.
@@bobcowan1943 My Ruger silent SR is serviceable being a rimfire silencer as is my Octane 9 pistol silencer due to the base of most pistol rounds having exposed lead bases. There should be no need to service a dedicated rifle silencer shooting high pressure with no exposed lead rounds.
What is this idea .22LR ammo is dirty or more dirty than other cartridges??? I have no doubt there’s low quality bad abd dirty .22 ammo out there. However why the sweeping generalization?
@@danielcurtis1434 Usually most generic cheap stuff is loaded with cheaper side of powder which will burn unclean. Second factor there is that most semi-automatic 22lr guns are blowback operated which mean that unburned crap will shoot back with some force when case is ejecting. And when when compine two very common facts we get pretty general rule why 22lr will dirty your gun very quicly. Doesn't help when we take account it is that cheap stuff which will get shot a most of time because very obvious reason.
Very good video brother! (As always!) thanks for sharing!🤘🏽🤘🏽
Thanks for watching!
I couldn't tell . Great show
Great video I could really not tell too much of a difference between the 223 can and 22 can
Hay there. Note that when you unintentionally dry fired the Begara and then shortly after fired it with the 22 suppressor, the sound of the dry fire is almost just as audeble as a actual shot going throug the suppressor.
exactly what I was looking for, thank you
Thanks for watching!
Love the Silencer shussers.🙏👍😎
Both sushermachines sounded exactly the same to me. I was anticipating the .223 can to be noticeably quieter, but it wasn’t. However, I did learn today that if you are ever thinking of getting a can for both calibers, then you can save a bit and buy the .223 can to use on both.
Thanks for the video. 👍
Awesome video once again!!
There was so little difference between the .223 can & the .22 can , that I really couldn't tell the difference . One things for certain, that Bergara is super quiet , the only advantage I see for the bigger .223 can is that it will fit all the bing bangs up to .224. Besides the extra cost the other disadvantage of the .223 can is that they are considerably bigger and presumably heavier as well. Thanks Adam that was a really interesting test . catch you next episode , Shoot Straight Stay Safe & Stay Well.
Not a lot of sound difference, but I love them all the same. We gotta love our kids equally. ❤
Both cans are super quiet. 😎
Who-Tee-Who, finally got me one of them there caps headed to north-eastTexas. Thanks awesome videos!
Nice!!
Nice video!! 223 can was slightly quieter. All in all, very quiet on a 22LR
I couldn't hear no difference between either one pretty cool 😎👌👍
Interesting video. I couldn't tell much of a difference but always wondered the same thing. Now I have to try my 9mm can on the 22lr...
Watching this while cleaning the baffles on my Banish 22, got it real dirty yesterday. CLR is a game changer on titanium, don't bother with anything else.
What's CLR? I'm new to the suppressed world
@@omarreynold6782 It's a showerhead cleaner, basically. Says "calcium, lime, rust" right on the bottle. May as well say suppressors too, works great.
Thanks!@@natjonestower3035
that was really quiet. couldn't tell a difference. but those cans are great at reducing the bang. neat video. Banish. got to check them out.
Great comparison. Thank you..
Thanks for watching!
Congrats on 500k!
🙏🙏🙏
The.22 can was just a hair lower in pitch than the.223 can, but that was pitch not decibels. As far as decibels go, they were the same level.
The first one for the rifle for sure.
I run an AAC SDN-6 (30 cal) on my Ruger 10/22. Works great.
Too close to call. Both are amazing.
Both superb on .22’s and, though marginal, just a discernible difference in favour of .223. Both excellent on .223’s too.
Always wondered about this
There is a difference but not by much. I think the worth of it is for versatility rather than function. Yes its more but you can have more options as well as opposed to not being able to run the smaller one on a rifle
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Great video, I can’t tell any audible difference between the cans on either platform, very quiet on rifle.
Just ordered the Banish 30 and the .22 suppressor thru them. Now the waiting begins. I couldn’t tell any difference in the cans myself.
I would just get the 2.23 suppressor so i can run it on both plus it looks more aesthetically appealing to me than the thin 22lr suppressor
Cool video thanks.
@6:51 Bless you.
See if you can make a comparison video between. 308 30-06 and .300 win mag. I'm interested in the .300 win mag but I'm not sure if I want to purchase one because of ammo cost for the .300 win mag. Thanks 😊😊
I could not hear much of a difference between the two, but it could just be my laptop speakers. I finally got my Banish 22 a few weeks ago. So far I tested it on my MkIV and it is a lot of fun. My BMR and the 5.7 are next. 😁
Banish 22 is so much fun on all of them!!!!
Sounded pretty quiet in both cans to my ears !!!
on the pistol I couldn't tell which was quietest but, to me, made a slightly different sound
they sound the same from Texas. Nice video
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FYI you can get a decibel meter or phone app fairly cheaply to check sound pressure levels.
If you want completely inaccurate measurements sure
@@WayStedYou Describe "completely inaccurate". 1%? 5%? I've had no problems with them for professional sound reinforcement.
I mean any microphone db meter not going to be the most accurate but there’s a couple apps that do ok. On iPhone anything over 120db accuracy goes way down cause their mic not rated for more then that .
I ran my Thunder Chicken on my .22 LRs until the alphabet boys turned my rimfire suppressor loose. The biggest functional advantage of rimfire suppressors is weight. The "full size" 30 caliber suppressor was very quiet, but weighs almost a pound more.
Great video! Always wondered if a 5.7x28mm would work with a 30cal can
Yes
Wow it’s really quite I want one but I can’t find it in New York
I seldomly use my turbo t2 on my mk4 for about 10 rounds then I run 5.56 through it. I rarely do it. Waited too long to get it 😂
Any suppressor works well. They take away the need for hearing protection, but you will still hear the sound barrier being broken. Get 22lr that is subsonic running at 950 fps. The it will be quiet. If you own a Ruger 10/22 they make items for it that will take the sound of the gun cycling out. It will become MOVIE quiet.
Pretty cool. How about a banish 45 on the 223/556?
Really fun video! 😀
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It's hard to tell the difference. One thing is for sure: if you want to get a 223 can for your AR and want one for your 22lr and can only get one, get the 223 first so you can use it on either one until you can get the 22lr can. I mean, the 223 can is the size of the pistol and looks crazy but it will save your ears if you want to do some varmint hunting or just want to ring some steel on your property and don't want to wear any ear protection.
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On the sneezing
I love 223 supressor on 22LR
I’d be curious what your Banish 30 sounds like on a 22LR with the proper thread adapter of course
Not much different,at a certain point theres nothing more to gain so it will likely be more than necessary
I do it a lot. Sounds like a pellet gun.
Negligible difference. I'd like to hear them again with high velocity rounds instead of the subsonics. Also wondering if the smaller can will work safely with a .22 WMR?
Think about the can like you do 556/223 i can shoot 223 in a 556 but i wouldnt try shooting 5.7 or 223 out of a 22lr suppressor
Yes it will work with 22wmr as well as 17hmr. High velocity still have that crack to it. Subs are much more impressive.
sounds same to me!
Believe 22 can has slight edge. A DB meter is cheap and would be interesting to see the measured difference
A real db meter that actually gives a real reading start around $10k. You would think it would be cheaper but no…
From my ears both the CANS seemed equal when it came to lessening the bing bangs sounds
I really couldn't tell any difference between the cans. Both were very quiet.
Great info personally I can’t tell the difference
Most honest video on YT
Thanks for watching
With suppressor it's sounds as quiet as a bb gun incredible..
Pretty awesome
Seems the 223 is slightly more quiet
On video it sounds "James Bond" quiet.
Couldn't tell any difference in loudness between the 2 cans. Nice comparison.
I couldn’t tell hardly no difference at all. Super quiet for both, sounds like a pellet gun
Hey Whootyhooty...be cautious using hi volume centrefire cans on 22lr...you can get unburnt powder build up that detonates.
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More videos with that Taurus tx22
Would that work on .17, 17MHR ?
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Sounds like a staple gun
I wouldnt run a non serviceable surpressor on 22 lr. You have to be able to clean all that lead out of it. I mean the 223/556 will probably burn it out but i wouldnt shoot a lot of 22 lr through it the lead will slowly build up inside the can. Great video brother....
Ultrasonic cleaner will get any lead build up.
Pretty cool all we here is trigger noise in that Bergara
@Terrell Austin I have the same 22 and I run a silencerco switchback on mine and a BB gun is louder then the bergara lol
@@cdawson198600 yes it dose been doing that for years
@cdawson198600 you have to see if the coating on the surpressor can take it,if not you will damage the coating.
Can the .223 can be disassembled for cleaning? .223 ammo is typically jacketed, while .22 lr ammo is exposed lead, which leaves residue inside the can.
Yes it can
Yes the pitch of the .22 ist a little Bit lower and the DB seems pretty much the Same whith Pistole and rifle.
What amo did you use?
I have never seen Full Metal Jacket bullets for 22 long rifles. Some of them are copper plated but I would still think you would get some letting from that. Do they make any 223 cans that come apart?
Yes they do
Sweet sound fun. Sent you a question about this subject, lol. Hmm maybe you just answered it. LoL
i feel to be for sure u would need to aim out a bit further to not hear the impact
God bless you!(sneeze)
I would love to see this experiment with supersonic ammo only. Many people shoot .22lr supersonic ammo through their rifles without ear protection...including myself, but when it comes to .22lr pistols most (Including Myself), shoot with ear protection. I have a 9mm pistol rated can that I run on a couple of my .22lr pistols once in awhile. I have been thinking about buying a .22lr dedicated can, but if a 5.56 can will do it all, why not just buy the 5.56 can? I know that the 5.56 cans are larger and heavier for the most part, but If I can find a relatively smaller diameter 5.56 can made from titanium, maybe I could find the perfect balance. Also, I am not a fan of subsonic ammo. Even for target shooting. If I am going to shoot something that needs shooting, I am not going to spend money on firearm cartridges that produce results equal to, or less than an air rifle. No sense in targeting/plinking with weak ammo if you're going to use the stronger stuff when it counts. Thanks for your candid, honest and no BS videos!
Hard to say that was close😊
Adam did you every run the banish 30 (if i remember correct) on a 22 long????
I have not
@@WHOTEEWHO I see a test coming. Hahalolo.
Yes the second one was the quite
Two questions. 1. Will the 223 can be safe with 6.65mm green tips? 2. Will 9mm can work well with 22LR in terms of loudness?
I think you meant 5.56 - yes. 9mm can will work
..there IS a difference between the two cans, though it's slight..it IS detectable...
The. 223 can has a slightly lower (softer) report.
🙉 HA! HA! Thanks for the video. Very quiet. 🙂
Sounds like a slight bit quieter
Interesting
I don’t know if it’s a myth or not probably not but they say you should run jacketed 22 LR to keep down the fouling and lead if your 223 can can’t be taken apart.
This is true
What would happen if you put the 22LR suppressor on the 223? Would it be ruined, or would it handle the pressure?
It would either blow apart within a few shots due to overpressure or overheat,weaken, blow apart and possibly cause a fire from very hot metal scattering into dry combustible materials. The difference would be like welding a stock muffler from a Geo metro on to a built 454 big block Chevelle
No difference really. Of course, if you had a decibel meter,, that's probably the only real way to tell. The bottom line is that you can enjoy shooting without ear pro if you were to use either one of these suppressors on a .22lr. That's a fun day at the range for sure. 👍
You don’t need ear protection on .22lr anyways
@@Thumper68 WHAT??????? Can't hear you. That's what you'll sound like when you're older.
@@notsosilentmajority1 I’m 39 worked water well drill rig for a lot of my life and been around firearms and race cars since I could walk I also always had car stereos since I could drive much louder then .22lr and my hearing is extremely good still. .22lr at with db meter at muzzle is just not that loud get a db and do your own tests.
@@Thumper68 God bless you, you are very fortunate. I have no family history of deafness or early hearing loss and my hearing has been severely damaged by similar events. That includes firearms, military flight line (runways)/aircraft and construction sites. It only shows that everyone is different and it's not worth the risk, not when it takes a second to use modern, easy and comfortable to use ear pro.
@@notsosilentmajority1 we both know aircraft and military probably the hardest on you. Protect what you have brother. I always wore earplugs drilling if I didn’t I’d be def 100%
I think it'll work fine, it's just unnecessarily large. That's what she said...
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I did not hear any difference. How hard is it going to clean the .223 can after firing that "dirty" 22 ammo?
Wondering that myself. No real downside but GUNK!
Sounds the same in NC