How to Choose the Best Suppressor
Dive into the essentials of selecting the right silencer for your firearm, based on caliber, firearm type, shooting style, and key features. From hunting to tactical training to competitive shooting, we cover the best suppressor choices for different scenarios. Whether you're optimizing for durability, sound reduction, or multi-caliber flexibility, unlock the secrets to enhancing your shooting experience with the perfect suppressor.
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:18 - How to choose the best suppressor
00:36 - Why shoot suppressed?
01:36 - Suppressor Calibers
02:10 - What ammo can you shoot through a suppressor?
02:29 - Multi-Caliber Suppressors
03:13 - Type of Firearms For Suppressors
04:02 - Silencers for AR15
04:22 - Silencers for Bolt Action Rifles
04:58 - Silencers for Pistols
05:45 - Silencers for PCCs
06:18 - Silencers for 22s
07:44 - Types of shooting with suppressors
08:18 - Can you hunt with a suppressor?
08:40 - Suppressors for competition shooting
09:47 - Special features of suppressors
11:03 - 3D Printed Suppressors
11:20 - How to attach a suppressor
12:10 - Modular suppressors
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Most entertaining and informative video I’ve ever seen on suppressors. Would highly recommend this for first time silencer buyers. Would love to see something similar when talking about the different mounting attachments for rifles. Like the difference between key mount and direct thread. Great video!
Thanks so much! The goal was to help first timers out, so they get a good silencer the first time and have positive experiences. We are going to do a mounting system video soon!
I have no idea why this random question just came to mind, but it's a question of curiosity now. So when the form 4 goes through the NICS and FBI checks to be approved, what if you don't even own a firearm and just wanted a suppressor for the hell of it, conversational piece. Or what if you were a "prohibited persons", why couldn't you still have a suppressor, it's technically not a firearm and is technically just a fancy piece of metal. Your company able to answer this question.
@@factsoverfeelings21 I dunno - why would you want to spend $1000+ on something that is completely useless to you?
@@chipsawdust5816 Cause us as guys buy random sht we rarely to never use. Hahahaha.
@@factsoverfeelings21 OK that's fair. Guilty here too :)
After shooting suppressed for a while, I never want to shoot without a suppressor. Great noise and recoil reduction!
Great education guys. Thanks
Awesome info for new guys!
Thats the goal!
thanks for the info
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the info fellas
Thanks for watching!
Its crazy that suppressors with tax stamp cost more than the firearm
Coming very soon!
The manufacturers have wild profit margins with these, as they are taking advantage of the "they're coming to take our guns" self-induced hysteria. They could still make reasonable profits selling suppressors for $250 or less.
Hey Guys thank you for making such an educational video about suppressors , I’m interested in getting my first one !! I’ve been checking out the Alaskan ? , don’t remember the last part of the suppressor , but it’s $ that has me leaning towards the multi caliber can !! It can take my 9mm n 5.56 n .300 BLK OUT , n my .308 n says will take up to .338 Lapua !!! I’m very excited . Had the $ saved n life got in my way !!! Started saving again !!! Thanks again, this video will help lots of ignorant people who want to know, like I WAS !!!!! 💥💥🔫🇺🇸
The Alaskan360 is an awesome silencer and it sounds great on all of those calibers you listed! Can't wait for you to start your silencer journey!
I have a couple of pcc's an extar ep45 and a freedom ordinance fx9 with a 4" barrel. which type would be best for each?
I’m debating between a mcx spear 300 blk vs 5.56 pistols, I also have a few other firearms I would use a suppressor on from 9 to 7.62. What are your recommendations and thoughts on the omega 36m vs rugged Alaskan 360 Thank you in advance! Amazing video by the way
Thanks for the kind words. The Alaskan is a lot lighter and uses HUB mount which gives you a few more options for mounting than the 36M Charlie mount. Sound performance is good on both of them, two of my favorite silencers for 9mm PCCs. IF you're hunting or weight is priority id lean towards the Alaskan, if you need the modularity the 36M is the way to go.
Okay...I've had a suppressor before, but I didn't know anything about anything at the time. It was a Form 1 suppressor, put on a Ruger 10/22. The barrel was machined and it was basically welded to the barrel. Yes, very very quiet...fun to shoot, etc. But now, I have several firearms that are threaded for muzzle devices...and I am not sure what to get. I have heard that if you run suppressed on an AR platform, you have to worry about adjusting your gas block, and I believe buffer spring tension is a concern as well...so there I have no clue what to do. I have seen QD muzzle devices and I like the ability to change from suppressed to without suppressed quickly and not worry about cross threading and other worries. Recommendations? What do I need to know to suppress my AR-15 5.56 16", my 9mm pistol, my AR-15 5.56 pistol (8.5" barrel)? Thank you in advance, anyone that helps.
Mouting options spin my head
We're doing a dedicated mounting option video soon!
@@SilencerShop #Hero
Got ya! 👍 Now if only you or someone would have what I'm looking for in stock.
We're constantly working on getting more on the shelves
I’ve also bought 3 HUXWKS CANS, Two in .556 and 1 in .762. Flow Thru is Outstanding for Bullpups, and 10.3, .556’s.
Heck yeah, those are awesome silencers
Have a OSS
Great video guys , lots of useful info. However , ii still cant decide which suppressor I should get for my new MP5. (Has tri-lug) This will be my 1st suppressor & I'd appreciate any advice/ opinion on a quality can.
There are a lot of really great options, the new CAT MOB is awesome, the Otter Creek Lithium, Dead Air Wolfman, and YHM R9 have been go-tos for PCCs for awhile now!
Ty
Hello again , I did order a suppressor today. Options were very limited because of availability. I purchased a Rex silentium 10 .358 which is probably a lil bit too big for an mp5 but it will work on about 5-6 of my other firearms
I want a can that I can run on a full size 9mm pistol as well as a .22 target pistol and a .22 bolt action down the line. I'm not super concerned with top performance but need it to be user serviceable. To keep cost down I'm fine with direct thread unless there is a no brain QD option or something to look into down the line. What do y'all suggest?
I would check out the JK Armament 105 CCX 9, it can shoot 9mm and .22lr and is easily serviceable. The same goes for the CGS MOD9 and MOD9sk.
Any recommendations for dedicated 300blk can? Plan on using rearden mount. OCL, SilencerCo, Rugged are probably my top companies I’m interested in. Thanks
Each has some awesome 30cal cans! Check out the OCL Hydrogen L, for 300BLK, the Rugged Alaskan 360 is also an awesome option for use with the Rearden mount.
I have a Radian AR that came with a pin and welded Keymo mount. I would like to supress that rifle (training, 100-200 round of heavy use) and a 6.5 creedmore long gun. I’m thinking Sandman S but I hear nothing good about them. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance
The Sandman is a solid performer, but if you're not sold, there are a ton of silencer that can use Keymo. For a hard use AR15 and occasional 6.5 use, I would take a look at the CAT ODB (HUB model) or the HUXWRX Ventum 762.
Been looking at the yhmr9 would most live on my 9mm ar and ak. Maybe once in awhile thrown on a 5.56 10.5 /16inch. Leaning towards the rugged Alaskan
For use on the short barrel SBRs I would point you towards the Alaskan or SiCo Omega 36M
@@SilencerShop ill take a gander at it. Thx
What about the Ruger SFAR? It has an adjustable gas block.
Yup, so you could use a more traditional silencer like the Nomad, but even with an adjustable gas block low back pressure still pays dividends
Does direct thread provides better accuracy than quick detach or is this a myth? Can a direct thread 5/8-24 supressor goes to different threads like 1/2-28 using some adapter kit?
Direct thread has a little bit less tolerant stacking and *CAN* be more accurate, but there are plenty of incredibly accurate QD systems, especially the taper mount style devices.
Cool vid. Where is CAT ODB 718
Back in stock soon!
I have a .556 Diamondback db15 AR pistol with a 7" barrel and no adjustable gas block. I dont shoot alot and its for home defense. What would be your recommendation?
Rugged Razor 556 has no barrel restrictions. I would honestly look at getting an AR with a longer barrel in 5.56, or possibly get a 300 blackout. a 7" AR is going to still be very loud and the ballistics are subpar. 11.5" or 12.5" would be a better choice. but if you're set on using what you already own, the Rugged Razor 556 is full auto rated and, again, has 0 restrictions on barrel length.
Take a look at our top 5 556 silencer blog, that would be a great place to start!
Great video! But which brands are good, better, best? In the suppressor world, who is the Hi Point, who is the Sig, and who is the Staccato or Atlas?
Great question! All of the brands we carry are high quality, perform well, and are very reliable. What sets silencers apart is their feature set, so basic options will be on the lower price scale, features like reduced back pressure and 3D printing will be on the higher side.
Flow through cans are the best. The gas in the face is just awful. I have a OSS now called Huxwrx
The best supressor is the one you bought 6 - 12 months ago.
The one currently on the firearm I'm plinking with is my favorite, for sure.
This aged well
@jordanlester4354 if you're talking about the wait times, they're still screwing with a bunch of us. 6 months form 1 and 4 months form 4.
@@rossbrasher4949but if you walk in there and buy one today you might come out with it tomorrow or the next day now the wait times are crazy fast with e-filing due to the ATF getting spanked
Wait times are crazy fast right now if you buy one today you'll get it within the next 3 days with e-filing
Do you plan to stock the PTR Vent 2? Thanks!
Check the site ;)
@@SilencerShop Thanks for the reply. The website keeps showing the item as out of stock.
I have a SilencerCo Sparrow. After only 300ish rounds, the only way I can take it apart to clean is to use a plastic screwdriver handle to hammer out the core. What can I do to make it easier to take apart?
You could soak it in a solvent, like CLP, prior to taking it apart to loosen up some of the carbon.
Which suppressor is best for a Springfield M1A?
They can be very gassy, so getting a regulated gas plug and a flow through silencer greatly help. Check out the CAT ODB, SilencerCo VELOS 762 and HUXWRX FLOW 762
Will a .308 can work on an AK style rifle, which is, as I understand,.311?
I need help cause I’m trying to purchase suppressors for our rifle. We have ddm4a1 and scar 16s, soon scar dmr, and a few .308 rifles. Any recommendations for all this?
Also I’m just training, prepping, and leaping so being prepared is more so what I’m trying to do with my family.
It sounds like some low backpressure 308 silencers would cover your whole lineup, check out the CAT ODB, HUXWRX FLOW762 Ti, and SilencerCo Velos 762
@@SilencerShopthanks for the response, even if the op never responds, I definitely appreciate that response 👍
Is there a suppressor that will work on a SFAR 6.5 and a Black Rain Ord 9MM?
SilencerCo Omega 36M or Rugged Alaskan 360 would be great.
Can you comment on what you think is going on with the delay in getting the ready to certify email? I am using your company for the 1st time and I am over 2 weeks since the Docusign was completed and returned (with verified receipt from you folks) - All my other items were purchased as an individual, so SS is a new experience for me. I thought it was going to be a fast process, since I did get the Docusign about 2 days after I made the purchase online, but then the delay for the Ready To Certify has left me wondering about the process. I made sure to select an item that was in stock, and I chose a Gold level dealer to try to minimize any errors, etc. (I have talked with a few folks and the average time seems to have been 3-5 days from the Docusign date, with the longest being about 10 days, based on their feedback.) Is the ATF really that far behind on processing the Form 3 for you to send the item to my dealer? Thanks
Call your dealer, it is on his end. He has to stage the certification for you to certify. The delay may be due to his volume of paperwork as the reduced ATF approval times have caused a surge in purchases. I got approved in 2 days after submission, so now is the time to buy.
@@sl7809 The dealer says they cannot do anything until SS gets the Form 3 back approved from the ATF, which lets them transfer the can to the dealer. They said once that happens and they receive the can, they can compile the form 4 the trust, and other documentation. Thank for the feedback. I plan to drive over to the dealer tomorrow and get them to double check that it did not get delayed in a shuffle in their store, but I doubt it has. (They sell a lot of suppressors every month, so I assume they would have a good process in place, but who knows....)
Likely waiting for the Form 3 (Dealer Transfer) to be approved so we can ship the silencer to your dealer.
@@SilencerShop Yes, this is what I suspected, but are you seeing 2-3 week delays from the ATF on all form 3's right now, or am I the only one holding the lucky-long-game ticket? 😁 I sent an email with the order information, asking for someone to look at the trace and see if the form 3 is at the ATF still or if it has been returned and the item shipped to the dealer, and perhaps the dealer is just running behind on compiling the form 4. Thanks
Will a suppressor really make a 300blackout quiet enough to shoot without hearing protection? I have saw people shoot those cheap crap they got online somewhere and it wouldn't cycle subsonic 9mm ammo they had to cycle it by hand like every time they shot or most of time im not sure because I didnt know them so i was back away from them mostly
Yes, a good silencer will absolutely make subsonic 300BLK hearing safe all day long.
Any recommendations for Tavor 7 under $1000?
You'll want low backpressure for that setup, I'd check out the HUXWRX Ventum 762
What’s a good suppressor for a 6.8 spc ?
For use in Semi-autos, we like the high flow rate cans like HUXWRX FLOW 762 and CAT ODB
Trilug can work on some pistols, just not browning tilting actions.
True! But most common handguns these days use tilting barrel designs, so we usually try to talk to the majority of folks.
AR vs AK ?!?! .... FIRST LET ME SAY I LIKE BOTH AND TONS OR ROUNDS AND CONFLICTS WORLD WIDE OF ALL TYPES CONFIRM BOTH AS VERY SERVICABLE WEAPONS!!!!!!! FIRST LET ME SAY I LIKE BOTH with their respective strengths and weakness. The little clip you showed of both you struggling with an AK gave me pause I was introduced to the AK-47 in a class in the Army by a pair of Marine instructors who went thru their strength and weakness before I got to fire it (WHOO HOOOO bang bang fun about 1983ish ). What was pointed out was that it's general features and design was set up so that ANYONE from ANYWHERE could learn it and use it with minutes of training not hours AND it's accuracy while not QUITE as precise as the AR platform is plenty serviceable typically to about 250 yards (meters for the rest of the planet) up to 500ish yards with a little better training. BOTH WEAPON SYSTEMS set up for modern combat ranges. NOW having seen your little "comedy clips" are you willing to ADMIT that most of the world INCLUDING large segments of the third world can out-perform you with that weapon system?!?! OR are you two clowning to make fun of it which is A LOT of disrespect to a weapon system that has a HUGE amount of casualties world wide ..... I understand not liking it but on the surface both of you are either uhhh challenged or bad clowns. I will not judge you on that one element of your presentation but I did feel a need to address your uhhh presentation. IN FINISHING YOUR PRESENTATION I have come to the conclusion that you guys DO like to clown abit (as do I) but like myself I STRONGLY suggest that you do NOT give up your day jobs yet. I did give a like and subscribe as suppressors (see I already learned to use the more accurate name vs silencer) and I am not "too old" to learn ... I love the UTILITY of my current level of "hearing loss" (I wear the hearing aids in CHURCH) ..... don't want any more hearing loss ....
Thanks for sharing, Rodney. We both have used AK's a bit, and while we definitely prefer the AR, we get that the AK is effective and has a huge crowd of fans behind the system. The goal of these videos is to educate (we hope you learned something) but also to have some fun (which you picked up on). Thanks for watching and for the feedback!
"Gross" for the AK, LOL. The 2nd underused rifle next to the SKS... But cool when you do.
We like the AK, but we like making fun of it more.
Best can for 10.3 for flash suppression
The Surefire RC2 was built for 10.3" barrels and has awesome flash suppression.
And not so awesome price
It's a lifetime purchase. Don't be poor
Best suppressor for Dimondback 10.5" barrel?
It depends on how you're using it, budget, firing schedule and more. Generally, I would point you towards a high flow option like the HUXWRX, SilencerCo Velos, or CAT silencers.
@@SilencerShop Appreciate the insight. Your thoughts on AB A-10? Home defense
The AB cans are awesome, they sound good and they're durable, but have some back pressure. Check out out AR tuning video and you'll be good to go!
@@SilencerShop Banish speed K?
I recently purchased the YHM R9. Unfortunately, they were out of stock on SilencerShop and I'm waiting on the Form 3 approval for the transfer to my FFL. But I chose that one to use on one of 2 hosts: S&W FPC (Home Defense) or SP9A1 Gen 2 Stribog w/A3 Tactical Stock. I converted it from a pistol to a full length 16" carbine for IDPA 2 gun competition shooting
The R9 is awesome, good pick up!
Yall have a pokeball for a logo, LOL
Very similar!
I have a Bren 2 556 carbine, an AR57 16" barrel, an sbr'd ps90, a Ruger LC Charger, 2 PSA Rocks and one Ruger 57, i was thinking of going with the Optimus Micro Suppressor with Griffin Taper Mount Minimalist brake for the 5.7 guns and the taper mount flash suppressor for the Bren. Is this the best one and done option? Or would i be better off on going with 2 and having the Bren with it's own and one for the 5.7's?
I would recommend a 5.56 silencer for the rifles, and a rimfire (like the Optimus Micro) for the handguns! That will get you the best results!
Personal recommendation for people new to silencers, id _personally_ recommend a 36 caliber rifle rated can so you can use it on your 9mm pistol with a booster and use it like a flow-thru can on your 5.56/300BLK rifle _and_ a 22 can. My first "can" is a Maxim9, my second is a Ruger SilentSR, then a Wolfman and lastly so far an Aero Lahar 30. I definetly bought mine out of order. -I would not recommend a Silent-SR unless you have a need for the splined end cap such as tucking the suppressor under a handguard. -The Wolfman is good but only works with Dead Air pistol accessories so it can take a booster, Keymicro or Xeno mount. I personally love the Xeno mount, but you can't use other mount options. -Personally I think the Xeno is about as perfect as it gets but its your can so its up to you.
That is an awesome collection! The 36cal silencers are great and give you a ton of versatility.
As of now what is most quiet on a 10in. 556 barrel. No flow through.
There are a lot of awesome suppressors for the MK18 style barrels, the PTR Vent 3, Otter Creek Polonium, and CAT ODB sound really good.
You should also probably mention that suppressors that redirect the energy downrange are better for range and training, whereas suppressors that truly suppress in all directions are better for home defense, where your loved ones might be on the wrong of the sound wave, due to the acoustics of a gunshot in the house.
Yall must of made this video because of me, because im so back and forth with the selection there is.
There are a lot of silencer and they do different stuff, we're just trying to make things as simple as possible.
@@SilencerShop luckily, your guy Matt was a damn good help with the decision on what suppressors I went with. Future owner of a cat odb and Alaskan 360!!
Matt is one of the unsung heroes of Silencer Shop, and he definitely hooked you up, those are two incredible silencers!
Ar10 308 . I was thinking Velos 762 or PTR Vent 1
Velos 762, Flow 762 Ti, or CAT ODB would all e amazing options!
In the future I am looking at buying a FN 510 Tactical. Doing some research I have not found a company that makes a silencer/suppressor for a 10mm semiautomatic pistol?! Everything that I have seen is either for a 9mm or a .45 acp. Why does there seem to be this gap in the industry???
45ACP silencers are designed to work with 10MM as well!
You guys make the process fairly easy but are nearly impossible to reach on the phone.
The sales and customer service teams are working hard to get to anyone calling or emailing!
Which silencer would you recommend for a ( 300 blackout- 5.56 ) rifles for training???
The CAT ODB and HUXWRX FLOW 762 TI ahve good performance on both of those cartridges, and have low backpressure for operation on AR platform rifles. If 300BLK is the focus with a bit less 556, silencers lie the Q Trash panda, Dead Air Nomad, and CGS Hyperion would sound awesome and work great on both calibers as well.
Thanks for speaking so generally that you will have generated MORE questions for us that sell these products. #fuckinghell.
Just trying to give people general direction and things to think about, we're doing many more educational video's soon!
I built two on a Form1 5 and 6 years ago. 5.56 ($100) and 30 Caliber ($200) not including the $200 Tax Stamp.
Our shop is drowning in suppressor sales. 3 days on Form4!!!
Thats great to hear!
@@SilencerShoponly have a rc2 mini but would like a can for my 11.5. What is your opinion between these options? 1. Rc3 have the ability to swap between the mini on both rifles. 2. Otter creek polonium, cheaper but very high stats can 3. Cgs six - looks like a very interesting can with lots of r&d behind it (not sure on the MD though) 4. Sandman s not a 556 but a tried and true can
HEY ITS CHASE I KNOW HEEEEM
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Silencer Shop and Silencer Co are all out of silencers now, most likely because of the news that the F4 is being processed fast these days.
We're working on getting more in stock very soon! Back orders are also being filled quickly!
Did I miss the talk about wet or dry suppressors?
We're thinking about doing a video on shooting a silencer wet. For now, just know that shooting wet is really only for pistol silencers, and increases performance temporarily.
Freddy Mercury sells suppressors? Who knew?
Chase does have a great voice!
Can you use brake cleaner for cleaning cans ?
Check with the manufacturer, Brake Clean can damage finishes.
In TEXAS we are working to get LEGAL the manufacture and use (no extra-state export) of our OWN suppressors and I celebrate our eventual success either thru the court system or as THE NATION OF TEXAS!!! FKatffbinnogojoebiddles
Gear shift handshake.
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It's what's inside that counts.
Nailed it!
Do I have to give my social security to buy one?
From personal experience with owning a few suppressors and keeping it simple. Buy an omega 46m, and a rugged oculus. It'll cover everything you want to shoot and do it well. The difference between a dedicated suppressor and something like a 46m on a 308 is indifferent to your ears.
Thats a lie. Compare a CGS Hyperion to your 46m. theres not a person alive that still has their hearing that wont be able to hear the difference. I have a dozen different 308 suppressers. Some are absolutely mind blowing! Some are so bad they will never leave my safe. Your advice is very poor advice.
@@Nate-zm6bd My advice is for someone who doesn't want to spend an extra grand on every firearm they own. Not someone who owns a dozen 308 cans. The difference in noise for a 46 can and a 30 can is negligible for anyone.
And Im saying thats not true. I have multiple 308 cans alone thats performance is on different planets. Compare a deadair Sandman K vs a CGS hyperion. one will make your ears bleed and one sounds like it belongs in hollywood. a 46 caliber can is always going to be louder than the best cans due to the nature of do all cans and having a bore that much larger than the projectile youre shooting. Further 3d printing has completely changed what we should expect performance wise from suppressors. You are over simplifying something that has a tremendous amount of variables that directly affect performance. Im saying, no offense, but its obvious you dont have the experience to be giving the advice your doling out.@@YesIFondle Dont believe me, Check out pew science. All the answers are right there.
Thats a great first addition, but dedicated caliber silencers might sound a bit better!
KEY is Earing protection...dont know why they are not built in on all weapons.
Yup, hearing damage is permanent, protect your ears with a suppressor
cleaner?? thought made guns dirtier as they back push into the gun not out the muzzle?
Low backpressure cans will run cleaner.
@@SilencerShop oh low BACKpressure cans, sorry missed that, they r the new style cans coming out yes sir
You think I didn’t notice the one peice reference ?
👀👀👀
Now they just need to get rid of the $200 tax stamp
Subscribe to the newsletter (in description), there are free tax promos all the time!
Would love to buy a deadair if the entire site wasn't sold out
Hopefully getting more soon!
Do your research. going thru the trouble and finding out you have a bunch of loud crappy suppressors from a manufacturer who wont honor their warranty is a crappy place to be. Absolute pain in the butt to sell if you decide you dont like what you bought. Im upto like 18 suppressors and a solid 5 of them will likely never be shot again and will just sit in my safe. Its not that I dont have a gun to put them on, they just suck.
List them in ranking order for us
the 5 I strongly dislike. Deadair Sandman K + L CGS Mod9sk CGS Hyperion K Surefire Socom 762ti2 Favorites. TBAC 338SR for large caliber bolt guns. CGS hyperion for 308 and 300bo Bolt guns. Huxwrx flow 556k for fighting rifle gas guns. Huxwrx 762ti for 308 or 556 gas guns. Deadair Wolfman for subguns. The big surprise was how great the B&T rotex-x is on my Sig 552a1. Its a fantastic can. Got 3 and soon a 4th Specter Cat cans on the way and got a feeling theyll be on the list of loves. Id consider most of my other cans sufficient but nothing special. Like the deadair sandman s on my noveske carry handle 300bo. and my Deadair Mask 22 is more than sufficient for my tacsol 10/22. But again nothing special.@@Yahtahey My favorites gotta be and I had to think about it. The hyperion on the mini fix w/ subsonic 300bo. Its quieter than a pellet gun. They wouldnt be able to use it in movies because people wouldnt believe its real its so quiet.
@@Nate-zm6bd I dislike all the "K" and "SK" models....I buy a suppressor to get the gun as hushed as possible. I have found every "k/ks" model looks cool, but they only drop the report about 12-15db. Full lengths usually always drop it over 30db. For example, I agree with you on the CGS Mod9sk being a poor sound reducer, however the CGS Mod9 F or FS does a good job with both 9mm and 300 sub-sonics. (About my overall favorite in that category) I do plan to get the Hyperion if they ever get back in stock.
@@44Mag i agree. Its a balance. Too long and heavy also is a problem. Part of the reason i struggle finding a host for my sandman l. Totally agree on the k’s. I buy a suppressor for suppression. And some of these k’s barely suppress. Get a hyperion. Its awesome. Only downside is direct thread and made for a tapered shoulder on your barrel.
@@44Mag the disparity between the hyperion being the best suppressor ive ever heard and the hyperion k being so loud i dont have a use for it definitely exemplifies your point.
Man your mustache I can’t trust you 100% with that caterpillar on your face. You don’t look like you take yourself serious
The stache is the source of Chase's power, it stays.
@@SilencerShop yea you don’t take yourself seriously. You don’t have to look like a grizzled vet but por Stacie in 2024, as a millennial is out of pocket. A gun tuber at that. Respect to being your own man doe tho ✊🏾
Do NOT get a flow-through anything for a subsonic OR for bolty. .22LR silencer will convert anti-gunners to gun lovers.
That’s not true with the new CAT cans, check out the Pew Science numbers.
The newer high flow options might change your mind on that!
There is no evidence that suggest suppressers increase accuracy
Were testing it in an upcoming video, so we'll find out! You maybe correct that mechanical accuracy isnt largely affected, but they definitely affect a shooters accuracy IE making the firearm more "shootable"
Be a real man use a car oil filter
Oh yeah, when am I going to get my bogo omega 300 you haven’t even shipped from when I bought my omega 36M I received almost a year ago… y’all make ok stuff but are worse than the AFT on wait times…🤷🏻… just saying
That’s SilencerCo, not Silencer Shop. Call the guys who actually make the can.
Same struggle haven’t even got my 46m bec the ffl won’t certify my paperwork
Howdy! Reach out to the team at SilencerCo for BOGO details!
Me too, but I think it’s because so many people got the BOGO, they are out of the suppressor. So, we are waiting on them to actually manufacture it. That’s my theory.
How to choose: Surefire. You're welcome.
Hux Works Flow. Best there is.
Theyre amazing silencers.
Jfc just like on your website you pick up a ‘multi cal’ suppressor and don’t say the name or size post all the cals each can can handle it’s text on a website ffs…
There is a compatibility chart under each silencer!