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CAN VS CAN: WHICH ONE DO YOU THINK IS THE BEST??

Locs N Load Firearm Reviews
Published on January 25, 2026
Category: Reviews
Duration: 45:57

This video provides a detailed comparison and review of three 5.56/.223 caliber suppressors: the Ridgeback Rhino X, Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56, and Energetic Armament Ferox. The hosts, including "No Chill Gill," discuss sound signature, gas blowback, recoil impulse, and overall performance on various platforms like AR-15s and a 6mm ARC rifle. They offer insights into the technological advancements in modern suppressors and provide personal preferences based on tone, length, and effectiveness.

Tags

Ridgeback Rhino X
Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56
Energetic Armament Ferox
5.56 Suppressor
K Can Suppressor
Sound Signature
Gas Blowback Mitigation
Recoil Impulse
Firearm Maintenance
Suppressor Technology
Night Vision Shooting
AR-15 Suppressor
6mm ARC Suppressor

Quick Summary

The Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56 suppressor is generally considered quieter and smoother sounding than the Ridgeback Rhino X, often compared to a suppressed .300 Blackout. The Rhino X offers a deeper, more thuddy tone and is more compact. Both effectively mitigate gas blowback and reduce recoil.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Gateway Range Visit
  2. 00:17Introducing the Ridgeback Rhino X Suppressor
  3. 01:05No Chill Gill Introduces the Rhino X
  4. 02:24Rhino X 5.56 Suppressor in Action
  5. 03:16Sound Impression of the Rhino X
  6. 04:11Recoil Impulse with Rhino X
  7. 05:09Sound Travel and Gas Management
  8. 06:08Introducing the Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56
  9. 07:11Fire Team 5.56 Design Features
  10. 08:03Comparing Lengths and Weights
  11. 08:19Fire Team Compatibility Issues
  12. 09:02Pricing and Collaboration Details
  13. 10:23Fire Team vs. Rhino X Sound Comparison
  14. 11:18Subjective Sound Comparison
  15. 12:03Recoil Feel Comparison
  16. 13:22Preference for Fire Team Over Rhino X
  17. 14:24Night Vision Performance
  18. 14:53Introducing the Internet Armor Ferox 5.56
  19. 15:50Ferox vs. 3D Printed Cans
  20. 16:23Shooting with Thomas and Vince
  21. 17:466mm Can on 6mm ARC
  22. 18:08Ferox 6mm Can Testing
  23. 19:03Gas Comparison: Ferox vs. Rhino X
  24. 19:43Ferox Caliber Versatility
  25. 20:30Trigger Discussion
  26. 21:33Final Thoughts on Cans
  27. 22:03Focus on Rhino X and Fire Team
  28. 22:59Personal Preference: Fire Team
  29. 23:43Rhino X vs. Fire Team: Price and Size
  30. 24:42Overall Impressions and 6mm ARC Rifle
  31. 25:22Guest Opinions: Fire Team Preference
  32. 25:40Hating to Choose: Rhino X vs. Fire Team
  33. 26:09Upcoming Suppressor Test
  34. 26:43Suppressor Pricing and NFA Stamp
  35. 27:10Vince's Experience with Rhino X
  36. 27:21Rhino X Construction and Dimensions
  37. 28:04Fire Team Muzzle Device Compatibility
  38. 28:46Suppressor Purpose: Mark 18
  39. 29:02Fire Team Construction and Collaboration
  40. 29:46Biggest Difference: Rhino X vs. Fire Team
  41. 30:10Flash Hider End Cap Impact
  42. 31:01Preference: Rhino X Tone
  43. 31:26Describing Rhino X Tone
  44. 31:46Preference for Rhino X on Shorter Barrels
  45. 31:58Flash Signature Importance
  46. 32:12Weight Comparison: Rhino X vs. Fire Team
  47. 33:05Balance and Feel Comparison
  48. 33:09Personal Purchase: Rhino X
  49. 33:25No Competition: Personal Preference
  50. 34:09Tech and Pricing Comparison
  51. 34:36K-Can Classification
  52. 35:07Impressive K-Can Performance
  53. 35:34Fire Team Sound: Not Like 5.56
  54. 36:00Absence of Muzzle Crack
  55. 36:34Baffle Count Estimation
  56. 37:32Suppressor Performance in Matches
  57. 38:25Back Pressure Comparison
  58. 39:00Six Mill Cans: Ferox
  59. 39:39Ferox on 6mm ARC Bolt Gun
  60. 40:10Ferox Sound on 6mm ARC vs. 5.56
  61. 40:446mm ARC Rifle Performance
  62. 40:47Rex Silentium MG7K Experience
  63. 41:12First Suppressor Purchases
  64. 41:31ATF Approval Times
  65. 42:11Future of Suppressor Market
  66. 42:26SuppressFest Highlights
  67. 43:05Upcoming: Rodie 6K Suppressor
  68. 43:45Final Remarks and Recommendations
  69. 43:48Buy a Suppressor & Check on Friends
  70. 44:13Social Media Handles
  71. 44:42Appreciation and Closing
  72. 45:00Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Ridgeback Rhino X and Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56 suppressors?

The Ridgeback Rhino X is praised for its deep, thuddy tone and compact 5-inch length, constructed from 3D-printed Inconel. The Extrant Fire Team 5.56 offers a quieter, smoother sound, often compared to a suppressed .300 Blackout, and features advanced internal technology from a BNT collaboration, though it is slightly longer at 5.75 inches.

How do these suppressors perform in terms of gas blowback and recoil?

Both the Rhino X and Fire Team suppressors excel at mitigating gas blowback, directing minimal to no gas towards the shooter's face. They also effectively reduce felt recoil, providing a more pleasant shooting experience compared to older baffled designs. The Fire Team is noted for an even smoother recoil impulse.

Which suppressor is considered quieter: the Rhino X or the Fire Team 5.56?

Most reviewers lean towards the Extrant Defense Fire Team 5.56 being the quieter of the two, with a smoother sound signature and less perceived muzzle crack. The Ridgeback Rhino X is described as having a deeper, more 'thuddy' tone, which also contributes to its perceived quietness but is distinct from the Fire Team's sound profile.

What are the main advantages of the Energetic Armament Ferox suppressor?

The Ferox suppressor is highlighted for its versatility, being rated for multiple calibers including 6mm, 5.56, 5.7x28mm, and 5.45x39mm. It offers a deep toning thud, effectively reduces flash, and features a deep blast chamber, making it suitable for various firearms and applications.

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