I'm looking forward to more upcoming suppressor related content. It feels like a lot of smaller gun channels aren't doing that sort of thing because of the steep barrier to entry. A video I would really like to see (whether it's from you or somebody else) is a comparison of 22lr suppressor FRP specifically on semiauto pistol hosts, which is really what separates the men from the boys with rimfire cans. There's one good ARFCOM thread on the topic by a user that compared I believe 8 different cans back to back with a Ruger Mk IV and ranked their FRP. But otherwise a lot of misinformation exists in the form of either false advertising or ignorant/flippant responses to questions on various forums.
Well... You see, I started to reply to your comment with some enthusiasm, but then you mentioned comparison of FRP across several suppressors. I have several suppressors.... just not more than one in 22. In fact I have ones for rimfire, 12 gauge, 223, 308, and in every pistol caliber but I don't have several of each. I could compare things like FRP and muzzle flash, say, in a 223 suppressor from one company and then try the same with a 308 suppressor, but it's not feasible to go out and purchase many suppressors of the same caliber just to test them. I COULD ask the permission of a local NFA dealer to either join me for an informal comparison or ask to be added to a trust to take temporary possession, but don't hold your breath.
@@YukarisGearReviews Yeah, I understand the logistics behind a comparison like that make it very difficult for the average person who's not an SOT to do. That's likely why a video like what I would like to see doesn't already exist. Pretty much any truly in-depth suppressor related content is very difficult to make due to the limitations placed on us by the NFA. Unfortunately, I've found even the existing comparisons -- even ones made by people/companies with the ability to easily procure multiple suppressors for testing -- to be sorely lacking when it comes to the metrics I look for for my specific use case, hunting suppressed, which incentivizes minimum FRP.
I'm looking forward to more upcoming suppressor related content. It feels like a lot of smaller gun channels aren't doing that sort of thing because of the steep barrier to entry.
A video I would really like to see (whether it's from you or somebody else) is a comparison of 22lr suppressor FRP specifically on semiauto pistol hosts, which is really what separates the men from the boys with rimfire cans. There's one good ARFCOM thread on the topic by a user that compared I believe 8 different cans back to back with a Ruger Mk IV and ranked their FRP. But otherwise a lot of misinformation exists in the form of either false advertising or ignorant/flippant responses to questions on various forums.
Well... You see, I started to reply to your comment with some enthusiasm, but then you mentioned comparison of FRP across several suppressors. I have several suppressors.... just not more than one in 22. In fact I have ones for rimfire, 12 gauge, 223, 308, and in every pistol caliber but I don't have several of each. I could compare things like FRP and muzzle flash, say, in a 223 suppressor from one company and then try the same with a 308 suppressor, but it's not feasible to go out and purchase many suppressors of the same caliber just to test them. I COULD ask the permission of a local NFA dealer to either join me for an informal comparison or ask to be added to a trust to take temporary possession, but don't hold your breath.
@@YukarisGearReviews Yeah, I understand the logistics behind a comparison like that make it very difficult for the average person who's not an SOT to do. That's likely why a video like what I would like to see doesn't already exist. Pretty much any truly in-depth suppressor related content is very difficult to make due to the limitations placed on us by the NFA. Unfortunately, I've found even the existing comparisons -- even ones made by people/companies with the ability to easily procure multiple suppressors for testing -- to be sorely lacking when it comes to the metrics I look for for my specific use case, hunting suppressed, which incentivizes minimum FRP.