Videos tagged with Budget Suppressor

This review covers the CMMG Zeroed 30 suppressor, highlighting its budget-friendly price point and durable stainless steel construction. The presenter compares it to the SilencerCo Hybrid, noting the Zeroed's comparable quietness at half the cost and length. It's tested on 300 Blackout, 5.56 NATO, and 6.5 Creedmoor, with observations on sound reduction and point of impact shift.

This guide covers the installation and performance evaluation of CMMG Zeroed suppressors, specifically the 36K and 556K models. It details the mounting process using direct thread or HUB adapters and highlights features like the 3/8-inch drive for disassembly. The video includes decibel testing on various platforms, demonstrating significant sound reduction and offering insights into their value as budget-friendly, hard-use suppressors.

Colion Noir, an expert firearms instructor, provides an in-depth review of two Advantage Arms suppressors: the ultra-compact Super Shorty and the modular 1.75 SS. He details their specifications, performance metrics, and design philosophies, emphasizing practical application over chasing absolute decibel reduction. The review highlights how these suppressors can enhance firearm handling and performance while offering different solutions for various user needs and budgets.

This review highlights the CMMG ZEROED suppressor as a top budget option, emphasizing its robust steel construction and full-auto rating for enhanced durability. The speaker, a hobbyist, points out that while the steel makes it heavy, it's built to last. The focus is on the suppressor's functional design and its suitability for demanding use.

This review from Mrgunsngear evaluates the CMMG Zeroed DSR-15 and DSR-30 suppressors, positioning them as strong contenders for budget-friendly, hard-use options. The expert instructor highlights their robust 17-4 stainless steel construction, PVD coating, full-auto rating, and versatile mounting systems, offering competitive performance against higher-priced alternatives.

This video provides an expert overview and hands-on testing of new Inland Manufacturing suppressors, including the AM 22, I CAN, I CAN 2, and IM models. The presenter, demonstrating high authority with direct testing and technical comparisons, discusses suppressor design, the use of DB Foam, and the performance of the I CAN 2 on a 9mm submachine gun. The lineup is presented as a budget-friendly option with HUB compatibility, suitable for those seeking value over absolute quietness.

This video compares the sound suppression effectiveness of several budget-friendly 5.56 suppressors. It features unsuppressed shots followed by comparisons of the Wolfpack Armory Disruptor K, YHM Turbo K, YHM Turbo T2, ABA10, and Lazarus 6. The presenter expresses a strong positive sentiment towards the Lazarus 6.

This review examines the CMMG Zero to 30 caliber suppressor, highlighting its affordability and effectiveness for sound reduction. The presenter, shooting on a CMMG Mark III Descent in .308, notes its simple baffle stack design, laser-welded construction, and hub compatibility. While not designed for extreme back pressure reduction, it significantly lowers sound levels, making shooting without hearing protection feasible. The suppressor is considered a good value for its price point.

This video reviews the Resilient Suppressors 'Stacy's Mom' 5.56/.223 suppressor, highlighting its tunable nature with replaceable end caps. The instructor provides performance data, including sound suppression levels and point of impact shift, comparing it to other suppressors. It's presented as a budget-friendly, feature-rich option for AR-15 platforms.

This video compares the Otter Creek Labs Polonium K and Resilient Suppressors Stacy's Mom, both budget-friendly 5.56/.223 suppressors. The host, Justin from Cerebral Firearms, finds the Stacy's Mom significantly better in terms of gas mitigation, while sound suppression is comparable. The Stacy's Mom is recommended for its ease of use and tunable end caps.

This video reviews the Resilient Suppressors 'Stacy's Mom' 5.56 suppressor, highlighting its budget-friendly price point and performance. The reviewer notes its high tone, significant sound reduction downrange, and excellent gas mitigation on an AR-15 platform. It's compared favorably to the Lazarus 6, with Stacy's Mom offering a more pleasing sound signature for some, despite being louder than the Lazarus 6.

This video reviews the Fletcher Rifle Works Taquito .22 suppressor and the Open Top 1122 rifle. The Taquito is highlighted as a lightweight, user-serviceable rimfire suppressor with a unique one-piece blast chamber. The Open Top 1122 features a carbon fiber barrel, contributing to a rearward weight balance, and a quick-release top cover for easy maintenance. Performance testing includes accuracy comparisons, sound suppression, and flash signature analysis.