Videos tagged with CGS Hyperion

This video compares the sound reduction capabilities of a long suppressor (CGS Hyperion) versus a short suppressor (Aero Precision Lahar 30) on a CVA Cascade rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. The hosts, GHG Hussle and Rambo J, conduct an unsuppressed baseline test before evaluating each suppressor at an outdoor range. Technical specifications and price points are discussed, offering a practical comparison for potential buyers.

This video showcases a custom Cobalt Kinetics AR-15 rifle, highlighting its high-end accessories including a CGS Hyperion suppressor, NGAL laser, and EOTech optic on a GBRS riser. The setup emphasizes rapid target acquisition with a Surefire Scout Vamp light. The speaker advocates for white light over night vision for home defense, drawing parallels to Tier 1 unit tactics.

This short review compares several high-end suppressors, highlighting the Knight's Armament NT4 for its military use but noting its gassiness, and the Surefire RC2 as potentially too loud without hearing protection. The CGS Hyperion is praised for exceptional sound suppression, while a Dead Air suppressor is tested on a submachine gun. The video emphasizes the subjective nature of 'best' based on platform and user preference.

This TFBTV video reviews the 3D printed titanium CGS Hyperion suppressor, evaluating its value proposition. Host James Reeves compares it to other titanium and non-titanium offerings from manufacturers like Dead Air (Nomad, Nomad-Ti) and Surefire (SOCOM65-TI). The review also touches on the Daniel Defense Delta 5 Pro Chassis in 6.5 Creedmoor, which was used during the testing. The video encourages viewers to support TFBTV through Patreon and SubscribeStar, highlighting monthly gear giveaways.

This video provides a first look at two suppressors: the CGS Group Hyperion and the Liberty Infinity X. The reviewer takes both suppressors to the range with Gorilla Ammunition's 6.5 Creedmoor match ammo, mounted on a Savage Model 110 Tactical Desert rifle. The testing involves shooting at distances ranging from 600 to 1100 yards, offering a practical evaluation of their performance. The description also includes links to the reviewer's website, Patreon, merchandise, and a featured t-shirt.