Rugged Surge 762 from Silencer Shop

Published on May 24, 2017
Duration: 20:43

This video reviews the Rugged Surge 762 suppressor, detailing its modularity, mounting system, and performance on a .308 semi-automatic rifle. The presenter emphasizes the importance of measuring sound levels at the shooter's ear for practical hearing safety, noting that while the suppressor performs averagely at the muzzle, it exceeds 140 decibels at the ear on a gas-operated system. The review also touches on its construction, durability claims, and value proposition compared to other suppressors on the market.

Quick Summary

The Rugged Surge 762 suppressor offers modularity, configurable to 9-inch or 7.5-inch lengths, and is rated up to 300 Remington Ultra Magnum. It features a secure direct thread mount with a locking collar. While performing adequately at the muzzle, sound tests on a .308 gas gun showed levels around 148-150 dB at the shooter's ear, which is not hearing safe.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction to Rugged Surge 762
  2. 00:13Suppressor Configuration and Caliber Ratings
  3. 00:34Mounting on .308 Rifle
  4. 00:45Long vs. K Configuration
  5. 01:01Caliber Compatibility
  6. 01:32Spanner Tool and End Cap Issues
  7. 02:18Direct Thread Mount and Locking Collar
  8. 03:06End Cap Modularity Discussion
  9. 03:41Sound Meter Testing Setup
  10. 04:09Decibel Measurement Points
  11. 04:51Range Setup and Reaper Rest
  12. 05:15Industry Standard Measurement (Muzzle)
  13. 05:35Practical Measurement (Shooter's Ear)
  14. 06:06Muzzle Sound Readings
  15. 07:15Shooter's Ear Measurement Setup
  16. 07:44C-SAS Requirement
  17. 08:08Gas Gun vs. Bolt Action Readings
  18. 09:11Shooter's Ear Measurement in Progress
  19. 09:43Shooter's Ear Sound Readings
  20. 11:31Comparison to Standard 30 Caliber Cans
  21. 12:10Hearing Safety Considerations
  22. 13:22Summary of Surge Performance
  23. 13:29Construction and Durability
  24. 14:10Silencer Shop Website Data
  25. 14:43Non-Industry Standard Measurement Results
  26. 15:13Modularity and Suppression Effectiveness
  27. 15:54Price and Value Comparison
  28. 17:21Finish and Durability
  29. 17:49Final Thoughts on the Surge
  30. 18:07Locking Mechanism Review
  31. 18:30Support the Second Amendment
  32. 19:52Support the Channel

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different configurations for the Rugged Surge 762 suppressor?

The Rugged Surge 762 suppressor can be configured in two lengths: a full 9-inch configuration and a shorter 7.5-inch 'K' configuration. This is achieved by removing baffles from the suppressor stack.

What calibers can the Rugged Surge 762 suppressor safely handle?

The Rugged Surge 762 is rated for calibers up to 300 Remington Ultra Magnum in both its 7.5-inch and 9-inch configurations. It can also be used with common calibers like 5.56, .300 Blackout, .308, and 6.5 Creedmoor.

How does the Rugged Surge 762 mount to a firearm?

The suppressor utilizes a direct thread mount system with a locking collar. This design allows for secure attachment and is intended to prevent the suppressor from loosening during firing, maintaining consistent point of impact.

What were the sound test results for the Rugged Surge 762 on a .308 gas gun?

At the muzzle (1.6m high, 1m left), sound levels were under 140 dB. However, at the shooter's right ear (6 inches away), readings averaged around 148-150 dB, indicating it is not hearing safe for gas-operated firearms.

Related News

All News →

More Tactical & Gear Videos You Might Like

More from Military Arms Channel

View all →