Which MK23 suppressor is most quiet?

Published on January 16, 2024
Duration: 0:11

This guide details a technique for comparing the sound suppression effectiveness of the KAC MK23 suppressor in both dry and wet (ablative) configurations. It highlights the MK23's slide lock feature for maximizing suppression. The demonstration is conducted by 1911 Syndicate, showcasing expert knowledge in firearm accessories and performance testing.

Quick Summary

The KAC MK23 suppressor's sound reduction is significantly improved when used with water as an ablative medium (wet configuration) compared to dry firing. The MK23's slide lock feature also aids in maximizing suppression by preventing slide cycling.

Chapters

  1. 00:00B&T Suppressor Test
  2. 00:02Slide Lock Feature
  3. 00:03KAC Suppressor (Dry)
  4. 00:06Wetting the Suppressor
  5. 00:08KAC Suppressor (Wet)

Frequently Asked Questions

How does using water affect MK23 suppressor sound?

Adding water to the KAC MK23 suppressor acts as an ablative medium, significantly enhancing sound reduction compared to firing it dry. This technique is demonstrated by 1911 Syndicate on an outdoor range.

What is the slide lock feature on the MK23?

The slide lock feature on the Heckler & Koch MK23 prevents the slide from cycling after a shot. This is beneficial when using a suppressor, as it helps maximize sound suppression by containing more gas.

Which MK23 suppressor is quieter, B&T or KAC?

The video focuses on comparing the KAC MK23 suppressor in wet versus dry configurations, showing wet firing is quieter. A direct comparison between B&T and KAC isn't definitively concluded, but KAC's wet capability is highlighted.

Can you use the MK23 with a suppressor?

Yes, the Heckler & Koch MK23 is designed to be used with suppressors, featuring a threaded barrel. Utilizing features like the slide lock can further enhance sound suppression effectiveness.

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