Videos tagged with Rearden Atlas

This video compares the new OCL Infinity suppressor against its predecessors, the Polonium 5.56 and Polonium 30, as well as the CAT WB. The host utilizes a Daniel Defense M4 V7S upper with a Noveske N4 lower for 5.56mm testing, and a Knights Armament SR-30 upper with a Radian ADAC lower for 300BLK testing. A Q Mini Fix is also included in the 300BLK segment. The comparison focuses on performance, with specific mention of the suppressors and the firearms they are mounted on, including brands like Daniel Defense, Noveske, Knights Armament, and Q. The video also highlights Rearden muzzle devices and various ammunition types.

This video aims to identify the best reduced back-pressure K-sized 5.56 suppressors on the market. It initiates a series of head-to-head comparisons, starting with the CAT WB and HUXWRX Flow 556K. The host is also testing the Radical Defense LS5 and PTR Vent 3 suppressors. The test platform features a Daniel Defense 11.5 M4 V7S upper receiver, Noveske N4 lower receiver, Geissele H2 buffer with Super 42 spring, and IMI M855 62gr 5.56 ammunition. Viewers are encouraged to suggest other suppressors for future testing and are directed to Bauer Precision for purchasing.

The Plan B taper mount system, originally by Q, is highlighted as the superior suppressor mounting solution due to its robust taper lock design, which ensures consistent alignment and prevents carbon locking. Brands like Rearden Manufacturing and Liberty Precision Machine (LPM) offer compatible muzzle devices and adapters, with Rearden's Atlas adapter being a popular choice. The system's ease of use, even after high round counts, and broad compatibility make it a leading ecosystem.

This guide details the installation and operation of YHM's new SRX suppressor mount system, offering a significant upgrade over the older Phantom QD system. The SRX system utilizes a simpler, hub-compatible design with tapered muzzle devices that thread directly onto the suppressor, eliminating issues like carbon locking and inconsistent locking collar engagement. The video highlights the benefits of SRX, including a more compact and lighter system, while also noting some limitations in muzzle device options and compatibility with specific suppressors.