Videos tagged with Tubeless Design

This guide details the testing procedure for the LMT ATIONLT ION LT suppressor, as demonstrated by RECOILtv. It covers essential steps like sound and velocity measurements using specialized equipment like the Larson Davis SoundExpert 821, and the 'Table II' endurance test for gas blowback and heat management. The process emphasizes professional, analytical assessment of suppressor performance on a 5.56 NATO platform, highlighting key metrics such as muzzle and ear dB levels, FPS gain, and gas increase percentage.

The Griffin Armament EXPLORR 300 Utility suppressor features a tubeless design constructed from 17-4 stainless steel, weighing 11.8 ounces and measuring 6.3 inches long. It utilizes Griffin's Echo Flow baffle technology to reduce back pressure and gas blowback. The utility version includes universal 1.375x24 threading for broad mount compatibility, while also offering an external flash hider and wrench flats for installation/removal.

This video features Josh Hood from Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC) discussing the company's resurgence and new Ranger 5 and Ranger 7 suppressors. Key topics include the evolution of suppressor technology, focusing on reducing back pressure rather than solely dB reduction, and the design innovations in the new Ranger series, such as tubeless construction and universal mounting systems. The discussion also touches on common user errors, the realities of suppressor sound levels versus Hollywood portrayals, and the historical context of silencer taxation.

This video provides an overview of the Dead Air Nomad-LT suppressor, an exclusive to Silencer Shop. It details the suppressor's specifications, including its length, weight, and construction. The review covers its performance on various host firearms like 300 Blackout and 308 SBR platforms, noting suppression levels and potential gas blowback. The modularity of interchangeable end caps and the popular hub thread system are highlighted.

This guide details the installation and testing of Sig SRD762 Titanium suppressors, covering both Direct Thread and QD models. It emphasizes proper mounting, accuracy checks for POI shift, and sound level evaluation using professional equipment like the B&K 2270 sound meter. The video highlights the benefits of the Sig taper mount system and the suppressor's tubeless design for weight and volume. Instruction is provided by a recognized firearms expert.