Videos tagged with Titanium Suppressors

This video provides an expert overview of B&T's latest innovations at SHOT Show 2026, featuring a deep dive into their advanced 3D printed suppressor technology and new firearm platforms. Jared from B&T details the performance characteristics, materials, and design philosophies behind products like the 556 XH, Tiger 22, APC9-SD, and KH9 Covert, highlighting their transition to 3D printing for enhanced capabilities and modularity. The discussion emphasizes SOCOM certifications and practical applications for military and civilian users.

This entry details the modularity of Dead Air Silencers' Nomad series, emphasizing the advantages of 3D printing in suppressor manufacturing for improved strength, weight, and complex baffle design. It covers various mounting options, including direct thread, Xeno, and KeyMo systems, and the use of interchangeable front caps for caliber versatility. The information is presented with high authority by Guns & Ammo editors, offering deep technical insights into suppressor physics and performance.

This video introduces Exigent Defense's line of additive 3D printed suppressors, highlighting their 'overbuilt underbudget' philosophy. The LE 5.56 is presented as a simple, direct-thread, 'stupid-proof' option for 5.56 rifles, emphasizing ease of use and cost-effectiveness. Other models like the Vanish 5.56, Point Man 9, and Overwatch 762 are discussed for their specific materials, performance characteristics, and intended applications, with a focus on durability and sound suppression.

This live stream from Ohio Range Day 2025 showcases a wide array of tactical gear, firearms accessories, and apparel from various manufacturers. Speakers from companies like Nocturn Industries, Subsecond, 1110 Medical, Henry Holsters, Audi Gear, Black Rain Ordinance, Safari Land, Surefire, Hot Munitions, Blade Tech, UF Pro, Armor Research, NeoAG, Brotherhood Blades, First Form, Howitzer Clothing, SAS Industries, and Steiner Optics discuss their products. The event also highlights the Sentinel Foundation's mission to combat human trafficking and child exploitation, with opportunities for viewers to donate.

This video from TFB TV, featuring Dave Matheny, founder of Silencer Shop, provides an expert-level overview of the top five best-selling silencers. Matheny, with his deep knowledge of NFA wait times and suppressor technology, discusses the market trends and highlights specific models like the SilencerCo Omega 36M for its versatility and the Rugged Obsidian 9 for its value. The guide also touches upon the legal landscape surrounding suppressors and the ongoing efforts to delist them from NFA regulation.

This video from Shark Coast Tactical discusses the pros and cons of titanium suppressors. Titanium offers significant weight reduction and faster cooling compared to steel. However, a notable drawback is the emission of titanium sparks during firing, which can be a concern for nighttime shooting. The discussion highlights practical considerations for choosing suppressor materials based on performance and intended use.

This discussion from Shark Coast Tactical delves into the increasing prices of Q suppressors, contrasting them with more affordable options from BNT and Hux Works. The speakers explore Q's business philosophy of creating unique, high-quality products rather than mass-market appeal, which contributes to their higher price point and limited availability. The conversation also touches on the broader industry trend towards more accessible and less expensive suppressor options.

This video covers a range of new suppressor technologies and firearms showcased at NRA 2025. Key highlights include modular suppressors from SilencerCo, advanced 3D-printed designs from Anacoi and Dead Air, and innovative mounting systems from Tyion. Several manufacturers like Faxon Firearms and GQ Armory also presented their latest offerings in various calibers, emphasizing lightweight designs, durability, and user-serviceability.

This video provides an overview of new firearms and accessories showcased at NRA 2025. It features Rossi's updated Brawler and LWC rifles in new calibers, Fusion Firearms' double-stack 1911s and striker-fired pistols with competitive pricing, ATI's German imports like the GSG9 PCC and MP40 replica, and their innovative triple-barrel shotgun. The coverage also includes Gunnar Optics' LPVOs and HPVOs, QD titanium suppressors from an unnamed manufacturer, and Enforce Weapon Lights with various lumen and candela ratings. The presenters highlight key features, materials, and pricing for each product.

This video provides an in-depth overview of Dead Air's rifle suppressor lineup, presented by Jake from Dead Air and Melissa from Dragonman's. It covers various models like the Primal 46, Nomad TI, Wolverine, Sandman series, Lazer 6, and Sierra 5, detailing their construction, materials (including titanium and Inconel), mounting systems (Hub, Xeno, Keymount), and intended applications. The discussion highlights features such as 3D printing benefits, durability, and gas management systems, offering insights for potential buyers and enthusiasts.

This video from SHOT Show 2025 introduces KGM's suppressor offerings, highlighting their focus on precision, durability, and user experience. Sean from KGM details their extensive lineup, from rimfire to .50 BMG, emphasizing titanium construction for lighter weight and nickel alloy stainless steel for hard-use applications. Key features like adjustable front end caps for tuning sound suppression and POI shift, and robust attachment systems are discussed.

This video from FirearmsGuide.com showcases the Angstadt Arms Reticent Titanium Suppressors presented at SHOT Show 2025. The suppressors are highlighted for their sophisticated design, deviating from a typical tubular aesthetic. The Reticent line is constructed from titanium and offered in multiple calibers (5.56, .36, .36L, and 7.62) for versatility. They feature HUB-mount compatibility and include a direct thread mount, with specific thread pitches provided for the .30 caliber and other variants. The description also points to FirearmsGuide.com's extensive library of gun manuals, schematics, and reference guides.