Videos tagged with Steel Suppressor

This video provides a first look at Q LLC's new steel suppressors, the Blind Tiger and Speakeasy, which are steel versions of their popular titanium Trash Panda and Thunder Chicken models. The review highlights their surprisingly comparable weights to titanium counterparts and discusses the manufacturing advancements that made this possible. Initial shooting impressions suggest similar sound suppression performance, with a focus on addressing potential titanium sparking concerns.

This guide covers the crucial aspects of choosing and installing a firearm suppressor. It details the material differences between steel and titanium suppressors, emphasizing weight savings versus durability and cost. The installation process focuses on identifying correct muzzle threads and selecting appropriate mounting systems like taper lock for optimal performance and repeatability. The guide also touches upon the NFA tax stamp process, highlighting its increasing ease and speed.

This video provides a detailed guide on how to disassemble and reassemble the Surefire Ryder 22S .22LR suppressor. It highlights the importance of cleaning rimfire suppressors due to ammunition fouling and demonstrates the use of specialized tools for easy maintenance. The numbered baffles and locking mechanism ensure correct reassembly, making it a user-friendly process for firearm owners.

This comprehensive overview from Hank Strange details Silencer Central's Banish line of suppressors, highlighting key features, materials, and intended applications. The Banish 22 is noted for its serviceability and quiet operation on rimfire calibers. The Speed K series offers 3D-printed flow-through designs in steel or titanium for various firearm types. The Backcountry is an ultralight 30-caliber option for hunters, while the Banish 30 is a modular, user-serviceable workhorse. The Banish Gold aims for maximum quietness, and the Buck 30 provides an affordable steel option. Larger caliber options like the Banish 338 and Banish 46 cater to magnum and multi-caliber needs, respectively, with serviceability as a common theme. Pistol caliber suppressors like the Banish 45 are also covered, emphasizing their unique mounting systems.