TROY KRYPTOS - RECOIL's The Best Suppressor Test | 5.56 NATO

Published on April 4, 2025
Duration: 11:43

This review details the Troy Industries TPRS Kryptos suppressor tested with a 5.56mm NATO rifle. The analysis covers its unique reflexive design, weight (21.4 oz, heaviest in test), and performance in sound reduction (144.4 dB at muzzle, 138.1 dB at ear). It also underwent a high-volume durability test, showing significant heat and gas increase (51% gas increase), indicating its robust construction but potential thermal limitations under extreme use. The testing was conducted by RECOILtv, a recognized authority in firearms media.

Quick Summary

The Troy Industries TPRS Kryptos suppressor, tested with 5.56mm NATO, weighs 21.4 oz and achieved 144.4 dB at the muzzle. It showed robust construction during high-volume fire, despite significant heat and a 51% gas increase, indicating a durable but heavy option.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Introducing the Troy Kryptos Suppressor
  2. 01:17Troy Kryptos Weight and Balance
  3. 04:55Sound and Velocity Testing
  4. 06:25High-Volume Durability Test (Table II)

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Troy Industries TPRS Kryptos suppressor?

The Troy Industries TPRS Kryptos suppressor is designed for 5.56mm NATO, measures 6.5 inches long and 1.65 inches in diameter, and weighs 21.4 ounces. It has an MSRP of $1,200 and achieved 144.4 dB at the muzzle and 138.1 dB at the ear during testing.

How does the Troy Kryptos perform in terms of sound suppression?

During testing with 5.56mm NATO, the Troy Kryptos suppressor registered an average of 144.4 dB at the muzzle and 138.1 dB at the shooter's ear. This indicates effective sound reduction, though specific comparisons to other suppressors are noted.

What was the durability assessment of the Troy Kryptos during high-volume fire?

The Troy Kryptos underwent a high-volume fire test (Table II) where it experienced significant heat buildup and a 51% increase in gas blowback. While it glowed red-hot, it maintained its structural integrity, suggesting robust construction for demanding use.

What is the weight of the Troy Kryptos suppressor and how does it affect handling?

The Troy Kryptos suppressor weighs 21.4 ounces, making it the heaviest in the tested group. This substantial weight can influence the overall balance and perceived feel of the rifle it's mounted on.

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