Videos tagged with Noise Levels

This video from Tática Civil explores the significant differences in noise levels between various 9mm handguns. The host, an experienced shooter, demonstrates how standard firearms like the Glock 19 are quieter than those with ported barrels, such as the Canik MC9. The explanation highlights how ported barrels, while reducing recoil, increase concussion and sound. Essential safety practices, including hearing protection, are emphasized throughout.

This video from Civilian Tactical explores the factors contributing to firearm loudness, specifically comparing a Glock 19 to a Canik Mete MC9. The instructor, demonstrating practical shooting experience, explains how barrel porting and barrel length significantly increase noise and concussion. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling and understanding the mechanical effects of modifications.

This video compares the suppressed sound levels of .22 LR and 9mm firearms. The presenter demonstrates that .22 LR is significantly quieter, likening its suppressed sound to a whisper, while suppressed 9mm, even with subsonic ammunition, is audibly louder and more suspicious to neighbors. Both are considered 'incredibly quiet' when suppressed.

This guide, based on practical analysis from Shatterthewicked, evaluates the pros and cons of carrying a ported firearm for concealed carry. It covers potential snagging issues, muzzle flash in low light, increased noise and blast, and the critical danger of upward gas venting during retention shooting. The assessment emphasizes that while some concerns are exaggerated, the increased blast and gas venting pose real risks, particularly when fired from close proximity to the body.

This video provides an expert comparison between a .22LR rifle and the FX Impact M3 airgun, highlighting significant differences in ammunition cost, legal purchasing processes, noise levels, and propellant systems. The review details the FX Impact M3's technical specifications, including its velocity and adjustability, offering valuable insights for enthusiasts considering either platform. The presenter, Mark Denney, demonstrates high expertise in airgun tuning and ballistics.