5 Weird (but Good) Suppressor Host Guns

Published on July 20, 2021
Duration: 14:22

This video explores five unconventional firearms that perform exceptionally well as suppressor hosts. It highlights the CZ vz61 Skorpion for its custom mount, the Maxim-9 prototype for its user-attachable suppressor capability, the Calico M100 for its high capacity, the Chiappa Little Badger for its extreme quietness due to its single-shot design, and a .45-70 lever-action rifle for its lack of action noise. The focus is on how specific firearm designs and suppressor pairings achieve superior sound suppression.

Quick Summary

The Chiappa Little Badger is exceptionally quiet when suppressed because it's a single-shot, break-action .22 LR. With no cycling action, the only noise is the hammer fall, making it potentially the quietest suppressor host available.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: SilencerCo Bat Cave & Beaver
  2. 01:43Gun #1: CZ vz61 Skorpion Suppressor Host
  3. 04:22Gun #2: Maxim-9 Non-NFA Prototype Suppressor Host
  4. 06:07Gun #3: Calico M100 Suppressor Host
  5. 08:09Gun #4: Chiappa Little Badger Suppressor Host
  6. 10:02Gun #5: .45-70 Lever Action Suppressor Host

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the CZ vz61 Skorpion a good suppressor host?

The CZ vz61 Skorpion in .32 ACP is a good suppressor host due to a custom 3-lug mount developed by SilencerCo. This mount allows for suppressors like the Omega 9K to be attached without interfering with the firearm's folding wire stock, making it surprisingly effective for its size.

Why is the Chiappa Little Badger considered exceptionally quiet with a suppressor?

The Chiappa Little Badger is a single-shot, break-action .22 LR rifle. Because it lacks any cycling action, the only sound produced is the hammer falling. When paired with a suppressor like the SilencerCo Switchback, it becomes 'stupid quiet,' potentially the quietest setup.

What are the advantages of using a lever-action rifle as a suppressor host?

Lever-action rifles, such as the .45-70 Government Marlin 1895, are excellent suppressor hosts because their operation does not generate significant action noise during the shot. This allows the suppressor to effectively reduce the muzzle blast, resulting in a much quieter shooting experience.

What is unique about the SilencerCo Maxim-9 Non-NFA prototype?

The Non-NFA prototype of the SilencerCo Maxim-9 allows users to attach their own suppressors via a 3-lug system, unlike the integrated suppressor design of the standard model. It maintains the platform's inherent quietness, accuracy, and user-friendly features.

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