Does a 7 Foot Long Silencer Make a Sound???

Published on August 9, 2023
Duration: 17:47

This video details the experimental construction and testing of a 7-foot long, 69-baffle 12-gauge suppressor by Matt Carriker. The experiment progresses from initial baseline tests with birdshot and slugs to advanced applications like door breaching and full-auto firing with incendiary rounds, demonstrating significant sound reduction even at extreme lengths. The testing highlights practical challenges like suppressor droop and showcases specialized ammunition.

Quick Summary

A 7-foot long, 69-baffle 12-gauge suppressor was tested and found to be remarkably quiet, even with slugs and during full-auto fire. Challenges like suppressor droop were addressed with supports. The experiment involved modular assembly and testing various ammunition types, including breaching rounds and Dragon's Breath.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Building the Longest Suppressor
  2. 00:49JK Armament SGX 12-Gauge Suppressor Build
  3. 01:58Initial Test Fire & Baseline
  4. 02:29Increasing Suppressor Length Test
  5. 03:35Slug Testing and Droop Issues
  6. 06:14The 7-Foot Suppressor Configuration Test
  7. 08:34Door Breaching Test with Breacher Suppressor
  8. 09:55Full-Auto & Dragon's Breath Test

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the world's longest 12-gauge suppressor tested in the video?

The video tests a custom-built 12-gauge suppressor that reaches approximately 7 feet in length, constructed using 69 modular baffle segments from a JK Armament SGX system.

What challenges were encountered when testing the 7-foot 12-gauge suppressor?

The primary challenge observed was 'droop,' where the immense length and weight of the suppressor caused it to sag. External supports were used to maintain alignment during testing.

What types of ammunition were tested with the extended 12-gauge suppressor?

The testing included standard birdshot, slugs, specialized Fiocchi door breaching rounds, and Dragon's Breath incendiary rounds, demonstrating the suppressor's performance across various applications.

Does a 7-foot long suppressor make a difference in sound?

Yes, the video demonstrates that a 7-foot long suppressor is remarkably quiet. The sound signature was noticeably reduced as the suppressor's length was incrementally increased during testing.

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