Videos tagged with SilencerCo Omega

This guide details the process of building a Henry Predator lever-action rifle for long-range precision shooting. Key modifications include upgrading the stock, installing a carbon fiber Picatinny rail, and fitting a high-quality optic like the Vortex Razor HD Gen 3. The build also incorporates an 18-inch BSF carbon fiber barrel, an Impact 4000 ballistic calculator, and a SilencerCo suppressor, transforming the rifle into a capable precision platform.

The Accuracy International AXSA is a high-end precision rifle praised for its exceptional accuracy and modularity. Testing showed sub-MOA performance with match-grade ammunition, including a 0.66-inch 5-shot group with an M118LR clone. Its quick-change barrel system allows for easy caliber swaps while maintaining zero, making it a versatile and durable 'forever rifle'.

This video, 'Muzzle Devices 101', provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and selecting muzzle devices for rifles. It addresses key considerations such as the noticeable impact of a new device, NFA pinning requirements, and compatibility with suppressors from brands like Surefire, Deadair, and Silencerco. The content categorizes muzzle devices into three main types: Flash Hiders (reducing flash), Compensators (reducing muzzle lift), and Muzzle Brakes (reducing recoil and muzzle movement, with increased concussion and flash). The video aims to educate viewers on the benefits and drawbacks of each type to make informed modification choices.

This video tests the sound suppression of subsonic .308 Winchester ammunition compared to standard factory loads. Subsonic rounds, particularly handloads with 175gr match bullets, are significantly quieter, approaching airgun levels, though some variance suggests occasional near-supersonic performance. Standard supersonic rounds, while still hearing-safe with a suppressor, produce a distinct audible crack. The test also highlights the ballistic challenges of subsonic rounds at longer ranges (200 yards) due to significant drop, contrasting with the flatter trajectory of standard loads.

This video details the build process and features of a custom 300 Blackout Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) designed for covert carry and home defense. The build emphasizes compact size achieved through a folding stock adapter and a 7.5-inch barrel, while maintaining reliability and accuracy with specific component choices like an SLR Rifleworks handguard and Vortex optics. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, also covers NFA regulations and practical applications for the SBR.

This video details a .308 Win AR-10 build featuring a 20-inch JP Super Match barrel and tests 175gr Sierra Match King reloads using IMR 4064. The host compares handloads against Federal Gold Medal Match factory ammunition, both suppressed and unsuppressed. Results show factory ammo performed exceptionally well suppressed, while handloads tightened groups with increasing powder charges, peaking at 42.0 grains.

This video features the first shots fired through a Silencerco Omega suppressor. The user tests the suppressor on multiple firearms, including their 300 Blackout uppers, a 5.56mm Colt LE-6920, and a 6.5 Grendel rifle. The content focuses on the practical application and initial experience with a popular firearm accessory.