Videos tagged with Shooting Suppressed

This video showcases the IWI Carmel rifle being fired with a new 3D printed titanium .30 caliber suppressor from Fletcher Rifle Works. The content is presented for informational and entertainment purposes only, with a strong disclaimer about safe handling and professional execution by certified instructors and law enforcement. The creator also directs viewers to their website and other platforms for support and additional content, while emphasizing that they do not sell firearms or accessories.

This video clarifies the common misconception surrounding firearm suppressors, specifically addressing a G-Force Arms GFY-1 bullpup shotgun equipped with a fake suppressor. The demonstration confirms that the device is purely aesthetic and does not reduce firearm noise, highlighting the difference between a true silencer and a cosmetic attachment. The content creator engages with viewer expectations and industry terminology debates.

This video clarifies the 'suppressor' vs. 'silencer' debate, noting that 'silencer' is the original patent term and the legal term used by the ATF. While not making a gunshot completely silent, suppressors significantly reduce noise. Both terms are deemed acceptable, with the focus being on the device's function rather than its name.

This video highlights surprisingly short suppressor wait times, with some Form 4 approvals coming in under a week or even 24 hours. It humorously depicts a customer waiting in-store for approval, sleeping on Magpul PMAGs. The content emphasizes current ATF processing trends and the practical aspects of acquiring a suppressor.

This video provides a review of the POF 415 Edge AR-15 rifle after 500 rounds. The presenter discusses the rifle's piston-driven system and highlights features offered by Patriot Ordnance Factory. The review includes thoughts on its performance with a 16.5-inch barrel and mentions shooting the rifle both suppressed and unsuppressed, with links to those specific videos provided. The description also includes standard disclaimers regarding safety, legality, and content ownership.

This YouTube video features HuxWrx discussing and showcasing their "INSANE Jet Turbine Suppressors." The title and description indicate a focus on tactical and civilian-tactical applications, highlighting advanced suppressor technology. The video aims to demonstrate the unique features and performance of these specialized firearm accessories.

This video is a personal update and Q&A session where the creator discusses their recent absence, mental health struggles (depression), and offers advice on maintaining mental well-being. They also address several firearms-related questions, including bullet selection, shooting suppressed, gear recommendations for scoped carbine classes, suppressor covers, the necessity of multiple ready rifles, the concept of lunar drift in shooting, life lessons learned from shooting, advice for younger shooters looking to improve, scoped carbine dry-fire practice, and their current stance on Patreon. The video also acknowledges sponsors like True Shot, Big Tex Ordnance, and others.

The RifleSpeed AR15 Gas Block offers a tool-less, 12-level adjustment system with audible and tactile clicks, ideal for tuning suppressed shooting or varying ammunition. Its innovative design addresses common issues like carbon locking and offers a user-friendly experience compared to traditional blocks. Installation can be pinned for maximum reliability, and a web tool aids in selecting the correct size.

This video provides a first look at the Foxtrot Mike FM-15, an AR-style rifle with notable features including a side-charging mechanism and a folding stock that allows firing in the folded position. The review delves into the rifle's internal components, highlighting innovative design choices for ruggedness and thoughtful engineering. It covers the upper receiver group, barrel, gas block (including adjustability for suppressed shooting), bolt carrier group, and the lower receiver with its stock adapter. The video also discusses pricing, availability, and concludes with viewer engagement. It specifically mentions the Rainier Arms exclusive version.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Steve discussing the benefits of shooting suppressed with the Gun Talk After Show crew. He highlights the Silencer Central Banish 22 suppressor he recently used and mentions other suppressors. The discussion emphasizes that shooting suppressed is enjoyable and suitable for all ages on both the range and in the field. Steve also touches on the ease of purchasing suppressors through companies like Silencer Central and SilencerCo, and provides an update on current wait times for suppressor purchases. The content is geared towards informing gun owners about suppressor acquisition and usage.