Suppressed Mag Dump Test!

Published on March 20, 2026
Duration: 0:36

This video demonstrates a direct comparison between suppressed and unsuppressed 12 gauge shotgun fire, focusing on sound reduction and felt recoil. The expert instructor highlights the significant decrease in recoil with the suppressed setup, estimating a 40-50% reduction in noise. The test utilizes a Yankee Hill Victor 12 shotgun, showcasing its performance with a suppressor and a mounted weapon light.

Quick Summary

An expert firearms instructor tested a suppressed Yankee Hill Victor 12 shotgun against an unsuppressed model, finding the suppressed version to be 40-50% quieter and significantly tamer in terms of recoil. The test involved a five-round 'mag dump' comparison, highlighting the benefits of suppression for shooter comfort and sound reduction.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:05Unsuppressed Shotgun Test
  3. 00:10Suppressed Shotgun Intro
  4. 00:16Suppressed Shotgun Test
  5. 00:21Recoil Comparison
  6. 00:27Sound & Heat Assessment
  7. 00:34Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

How much quieter is a suppressed 12 gauge shotgun compared to an unsuppressed one?

According to this expert test, a suppressed 12 gauge shotgun, like the Yankee Hill Victor 12, was perceived as 40-50% noticeably quieter than its unsuppressed counterpart during a mag dump test.

What is the difference in recoil between a suppressed and unsuppressed 12 gauge shotgun?

An experienced firearms instructor noted that the recoil on a suppressed 12 gauge shotgun was 'super tame' and significantly less intense compared to firing an unsuppressed 12 gauge slug.

What is a Yankee Hill Victor 12 shotgun?

The Yankee Hill Victor 12 is a 12 gauge shotgun, identified in the video as a pump-action model that was tested with a suppressor. It was equipped with a weapon light on the forend during the suppressed test.

What does 'mag dump' mean in firearms terminology?

A 'mag dump' is a term used to describe the act of firing all the rounds from a firearm's magazine as rapidly as possible. This test involved a five-round 'mag dump' for comparison.

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