I was having fomo thinking this channel had been putting out quality content like this for years. Turns out they are just getting started. Very well done.
Good on Huxwrx for really creating a giant leap forward in suppressor tech. They deserve the profits they’re getting because of that… but man, I’m not going to be mad when the patents expire and there can be some more affordable flow-through competition, either 😂
Thank you so much! It’s definitely not a simple thing. But we do enjoy sharing to help educate the industry so that they can use their purchasing power best. We’re going to continue to provide non-biased, opinions, and educational content. Make sure you like and subscribe. Thank you so much for your positive feedback andcomments
Back pressure is highly important, but not that high back pressure cans may be a bit quieter. There are trade-offs to be aware of. We'll be doing a video on sound suppression in the near future.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. We have many more videos in the shoot. We’re also going to be filming again this week for some more topics we’ve come up with. If you have some topics you would like to see covered. please feel free to let us know! Thank you again.
Haven't heard of you guys until now, but this was a very professional and concise presentation. Please continue the quality and format. I have a Ventum for my Tavor 7.
I'm shocked I was able to find a comprehensive video with measured back pressure of my incredibly old AAC SDN6, kuddos to you on this, you made my week. i'm fairly certain this back pressure was causing all kinds of roughness in all of my guns over the years and I had no idea.
Yeah, Rob's been deep into suppressors for many years. Glad you found the video helpful, we have lots of educational videos to come including how to mitigate back pressure, so stay tuned!.
I have to watch my lung health, so this is very much appreciated and will greatly help all those out there with lung conditions like COPD or for those watching their lung/toxin exposure!
100% agree with you. For me, I initially was in search of compact, Hollywood small. Then I wanted quiet. Now I’ve moved on to don’t have negative effects on my rifle. Which basically means Back pressure has become my greatest priority now.
Me too. Unless I’m shooting .22 LR or subsonic .300 BLK, I’m going to be wearing ear pro pretty much no matter what. Which means I’m protected from sound. If it greatly reduces sound and flash signature, (which the huxwrx does), but also keeps me from breathing in toxic gasses and keeps my rifle running great, I’m happy.
Thank you! Yes, we just launched this channel. It’s not our first channel but it’s our first channel dedicated specifically to silencers. It’s a topic of which I’m very passionate and excited to share. Thank you for hopping on and supporting us.
Wow, this is a super young channel. Glad to get in on the ground floor, your production looks fantastic. Just picked up my second suppressor (Griffin PSR-7 OTB). Excited for what's to come!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. We did just launch this channel. We have run a few other channels, but have decided to commit to suppressors specifically. This is a topic of which I am very passionate, and I am very excited to share with this very niche audience. Thank you so much for your support and hopping on early with us. Look forward to much more great content.
A suggestion for future testing: once you’re down to setting 1, swap out to progressively longer plungers in the Riflespeed gas block until you start to lose bolt hold open. That way, you can still rank all the super high backpressure suppressors in order of severity. Great video. Thank you for putting in the effort to test!
@@SilencerSyndicate Lmao hi there Rob. That's like the 4th channel I've seen you in I think. Suggestion still stands though, using progressively longer plungers after you've run out of adjustment allows you to rank the highest backpressure suppressors beyond just saying they're all Setting 1. Since each plunger size is worth two adjustment settings, you can go back to Setting 2 when changing plunger size to get the same granularity of testing
@@mavrikmavrik3032 I do have one. It’s currently living on one of my 338LM’s. I’ll remove it and put it in the next batch of testing for you. Should be filing again in the next few days, I’ll include that one in it.
thanks for posting this and spending the time on it. there's a lot to consider when it comes to diagnosing suppressors- far more than just sound reduction. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and comments. You’re right there’s much more to consider. This is one of several topics and will be doing many more videos. Some have already been filmed and are in the editing process and some are waiting to be filmed. We also have about 17 more suppressors on the way. Thank you again for your support.
We use Riflespeed gas controls on our builds a lot, it's definitely one of our favorite mitigation options. Thanks for watching, hopefully your can will be free soon!
Great info. I think comparing back-pressure against sound reduction would help to paint a full picture, as is my understanding that the freer-flowing devices (somewhat understandably) tend to be less effective at sound reduction.
We have a video coming very soon about sounds suppression. You're right about flow-through cans in that they tend to be louder, but they are intended to serve a slightly different function.
Great video, packed full of excellent content. I liked and subscribed and was wondering how do you only have 400 subscribers, then I realized this is your first video. I wish you much success and I believe it will come soon. I watch a lot of UA-cam videos and this is a top tier production. This test and the results are very helpful, unlike the marketing reviews that dominate this space. Very impressive.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. Yes, we just launched this channel a few days ago. We have many more videos that will release in the next few days and we’re working on several more as well as grabbing several more suppressors to review.
Thanks for watching. We did the Velos recently and will continue to include it in future tests. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/mL4y4BqKsKM/v-deo.html
To bring more information to your viewers, you should take the same cans and then run sound reduction tests to correlate back pressure and sound reduction. The reason we buy these cans is for sound reduction first and foremost.
yes that would be nice. we have all the info already on that and will be offering it on our site but we will not be testing it our selves as it is 7K to rent that gear for one week and we don't have that. but you bring up good points. the idea that lower BP means louder is accurate un till some of the new cans.. I am blown away at some of the current models.. we are currently testing 83 cans. we have learned lots more since this vid. stay tuned as we just filmed lots more yesterday and have much more to share.
Great video! If you ever get your hands on an AB suppressor I would love to see the same analysis. They are supposed to be reduced back pressure because of the special baffle design as well as the ability to add a reflex to increase the volume of the blast chamber.
Just saw this and love it! I feel bad about asking for the other low back pressure cans that were missed like the Sig SLX, B&T RBS, or SilencerCo Velos LBP. This experiment design is so smart!
we now have the BT RBP556 and the 762 is on the way. the Velos is now on hand and we have begun testing. We will film them both today! Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
def earned a sub!!! amazing. i got a 556k on its way so was hoping it would score high as my main use case if limited back pressure. i am now satisfied!
Good video! I think there could be a number of other variables when considering a can as well. This was an awesome test, and I'm not at all taking away from it. Bu I also think back pressure vs cost vs weight vs mounting would be also a good video. A low backpressure can that costs $1200+, and add $200 - $400 of mounting accessories and muzzle devices vs. a mid to high backpressure can that costs $499 - $800 and still needs those mounting accessories plus a $50 H3 buffer could help people make decisions as well. For me, I'm good with gas and backpressure since the ways to mitigate them are very inexpensive, and things like gas busting charging handles (Breek Warhammer for instance) are something that people generally change from milspec anyway. Anyway..great video. And something the community needed!
Thank you so much for your accurate and honest review. I appreciate your support very much. I too initially did not much care about back pressure. In the beginning I wanted Hollywood small. So I spent my time with mini cans, then I wanted super quiet, so I started by larger, full-size or L cans. Then after a while, I got tired of the behavior of the weapon and started getting much more interested in low back pressure suppressors so that I could put them on any suppress system without having issues. Now I care very much about back pressure so that I can have weapons behave the way they’re supposed to and not need to mitigate problems that occur shortly after adding a suppressor.you are correct, there are many more topics to investigate before buying a suppressor, this is just one of the topics. Much more to follow on some of the other topics and some of our test results. Thank you for your positive feedback again.
we have a DB guy coming to film with us soon! i too look forward to more data as well.. maybe we can do vids on each can with pros and cons.. that would be fun
yes good call. the issue is the the best way we can read sound is a DB reader and we have that secluded with a tech to help us do so. the truth is tho, they read volume not sound so it can we the same volume on the radio but one voice is more offensive to the ears than another. we are going to find another way to test and I think I know how we will do it.. stayed tuned for more! thank you for your comments and support
I think it could've been even more awesome if we could get some decibel reductions, and can weights, alongside the relative backpressure, to compare and contrast the cans against each other more succinctly. A can that has almost no backpressure is not worth the money if it barely touches the sound signature, or weighs a whole bunch. I do appreciate the thoroughness and coverage of available cans. Great work! :]
thanks! the Db system is over 30K and about 7K to rent. we are looking into ways to do that test. we are doing many more tests in other ways to measure sound and weight as well as many other factors that I don't think any one has yet to put to gather... more to come!
Thank you for watching! UA-cam has been targeting our account and other 2A channels by randomly turning off comments on videos. We'd greatly appreciate it if you would consider subscribing if you haven't done so already so we can defeat the algorithm. Thanks for watching 🍻
thanks for the positive feed back! we have one on the way! we will be doing more vids soon. I cant wait to see how it hold up to the others! i think 17 more cans are coming!
My huxwrx Ventum is an incredible suppressor. For a good price too. Not surprised about the RC3. Great video and presentation, looking forward to more videos.
I would like to see a side by side comparison of back pressure to sound suppression. Im curious if lower back pressure actually means quiter sound? Obviously, lower back pressure is more user friendly and adjustable!
totally! those are GASY! I love my MK18s but wow! yes the HUX is solid, i just did a side by side with it and the SF RC3 both did not gas me out on my 10.3 when firing 10 rounds as fast as i can. the BT can should also work well. I should have it within the week for testing! i hope this helps!
This video is completely flawed because its framing back pressure as an objectively bad thing. If you have an adjustable block, then back pressure isnt an issue. And if you want to be serious about running a suppressor then you definitely should have an adjustable gas block, especially if you plan to run different rounds like subs vs supers. Flow through cans are nice in some ways but they are definitively louder than non flow through cans which is a pretty significant trade off when we are talking about a device whos entire purpose is to reduce sound.
Thank your for contributing your perspective. While we feel back pressure is an important issue, we'll all be touching on other subjects like you mentioned in future videos. There's a lot to cover and we're just getting started. Thanks for watching!
You are right in with the statement of the video is deeming back pressure negative, it’s not always a bad thing and adjustable gas blocks help a little. The actual reason for silencers is to prevent muzzle flash. They don’t always 100% stop it but in most cases they do a pretty good job. Which is funny because it’s literally called a silencer but sound suppression is only a side effect from adding baffles.
yeah, back pressure is not a bad thing. like water. water is good, un less you are on a sinking ship in the ocean then water is not so good. most are not mitigating back-pressure so it is like sinking on a boat. most rifles are made to over gas a little to help keep reliable function when dirty or adverse conditions so more is normally, yes, bad. thank you for you feed back and look forward to the vid about exactly what you mentioned on adjustable gas blocks and the problems that can come from them as well as how dif ones work! thank you for your comments and support
This is good video. Now, this is mainly American thing. In Europe we don't shoot 399.948.392.394.029 rounds per range session so it's really no big deal for us, but if you are American, it is something that you should pay attention.
@@SOTB69 You also don't have to wait 18 months to get your suppressor after buying it. For us it is very important to do a lot of research before buying because it takes so long to actually aquire one.
Would have been cool if you, you know, used more low back pressure cans. I got to shoot both the Lazarus 6 from Dead Air and the Velos LBP and they both performed excellently on non-adjusted ARs
We have a Vilos on the way for testing. To be honest I think I’m going to find what you have found. I’m watching the ejection path of the advertisement for that suppressor, and it looks to be overcast. But I’ll do some testing and will post a video about it soon.
Good question, realistically, yes. But not necessarily. In other words, if you were to compare the surefire RC to to the surefire, RC three, the RC two being a non-flow through design is quieter than the RC three. However, it’s only by a few decibels. Most people can’t hear the difference between the two. Having said that I definitely choose the RC three over the RC two. As for the other flow through designs, some of them are in fact louder. It’s kind of a safe thing to say that if it has a flow through design, it won’t be quite as quiet.in the end, it really depends on your mission as an operator, or as a consumer, as to which suppressor is best for you. We will be making a video on many more topics regarding how to select a good suppressor. Most often it comes down to the individual needs, and not just a simple cart launch which one is best. Thank you for your questions your comments and positive support.
Ive done similar testing with my suppressors on the same host. One suppressor that really suprised me was the AB raptor 8 with a 3" reflex. It only required a -2 adjustment (setting 6 to setting 4) on my rifle speed gas block. My guess is its probably around the RC3 range with the reflex on it.
Thanks for the information. I just purchased the Rugged Razor 762 and I don't have an adjustable gas block. I'm left handed and the blowback is minimal. I've ran subs and supers without any issues. Keep the content coming!!
we are going to film DB readings in the next set of vids. look forward to seeing it soon. given the YT game we try to keep our vids to 10-12m so we can only cover so many topics at a time.
Great question! Because there is no adjustable system to pistons in many cases, they end up overcasting. This will cause the same wear and tear and malfunctions. However, due to the design of the piston system, they often bleed off some of the access gas. We can certainly do a video on this topic. There are available today, adjustable, gas, piston, systems, and these I highly recommend.
Great video. Far and away my Dead Air Nomad-L is the best performer in terms of sound suppression, but it’s also the most restrictive. The back pressure is so high that I had to buy the E-Brake flow through end cap just to be able to get my AR’s to cycle properly. In addition to swapping for a heavy buffer, heavy spring, and major gas block tuning.
yes, i am not a fan of them at all! have several clients with them and they are not great cans. We will be making another vid on how to mitigate back pressure, thank you for your support! =)
Awesome info- liking this “real world” type testing to go along with pewscience data when comparing suppressors. Curious to see updates over time now that “low back pressure” has become such a buzzword in the industry.
I was having fomo thinking this channel had been putting out quality content like this for years. Turns out they are just getting started. Very well done.
Haha, yeah we just started a couple weeks ago. Thanks for watching, much more to come! 🍻
hahah we are a new channel, thanks for joining us! Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
Well you hit my algorithm which is good news. Shows you have a very bright future ahead.
thank you for your comments and support !! yes we were at 4/5k and in the last 12 hours jumped to 10k so YT has ID's us.
Yeah I agree. Good to see more suppressor content on youtube.
😂 that's funny. Great comment.
Thank you! the votes here seem to count
Good on Huxwrx for really creating a giant leap forward in suppressor tech. They deserve the profits they’re getting because of that… but man, I’m not going to be mad when the patents expire and there can be some more affordable flow-through competition, either 😂
totally!! Thanks for your positive comments and support!
yes! also they are not too quiet
@@SilencerSyndicatemarginally louder on a system that will never be quiet
@@Furiouspenguin27so why suppress? its marginally quieter than a brake
Suppressors need to be removed from the NFA
dude! 100% and it might happen! wishful thinking maybe but this is just the right kinda climate for it to happen!
They really are just another muzzle device, like a muzzle break or flash hider
@@danietkissenle totally, they’re nothing but beneficial. And if we look at how other countries treat them, it’s embarrassing.
The NFA needs to be abolished completely
@@Qevin115 add the ATF to that list too
I'm a suppressor addict&and looking forward this new channel
Thanks, we have plenty more on the way!
awesome !! thanks for the positive feed back!!!more to come!
Really appreciate all of the time, money, and effort to do this testing!
Thank you, it's taken years to build the collection but the wait times have dropped dramatically in the past few months. Thanks for watching 🍻
Thank you so much! It’s definitely not a simple thing. But we do enjoy sharing to help educate the industry so that they can use their purchasing power best. We’re going to continue to provide non-biased, opinions, and educational content. Make sure you like and subscribe. Thank you so much for your positive feedback andcomments
I'm interested in getting my first suppressor. This was extremely helpful and solidified my choice to go with Huxwrx. Thank you!
Back pressure is highly important, but not that high back pressure cans may be a bit quieter. There are trade-offs to be aware of. We'll be doing a video on sound suppression in the near future.
You can't go wrong with that. I have 2 of them and you'd be surprised how well the 5.56k Flow works. Its probably my favorite one I own.
glad we could help! thank you for your comments and support
You should take a look at the Silencer Co Velos LBP
@@noway6633 we have one on the way for testing
The production quality and depth of information in this video is amazing, especially for a channel of this size. Well done!
Thanks for watching, many more videos to come!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. We have many more videos in the shoot. We’re also going to be filming again this week for some more topics we’ve come up with. If you have some topics you would like to see covered. please feel free to let us know! Thank you again.
Just waiting a few more days to get my stamp back on my Hux 556 Ti. Thanks for confirming I made the right choice!
762 Flow Ti has blown away my expectations. Worth the money.
glad you like yours! I wish they were a little quieter
You must like throwing out sparks and tuning fork pings.
Haven't heard of you guys until now, but this was a very professional and concise presentation. Please continue the quality and format. I have a Ventum for my Tavor 7.
HI, yes we are about 2 months old, this channel. we have much more posted and much more to come!
Enjoy the binge-ing now.
@@jasonrad9332 😁
I'm shocked I was able to find a comprehensive video with measured back pressure of my incredibly old AAC SDN6, kuddos to you on this, you made my week. i'm fairly certain this back pressure was causing all kinds of roughness in all of my guns over the years and I had no idea.
Yeah, Rob's been deep into suppressors for many years. Glad you found the video helpful, we have lots of educational videos to come including how to mitigate back pressure, so stay tuned!.
hahahha old school like me.. Thank you for your feed back and positive comments.
I have to watch my lung health, so this is very much appreciated and will greatly help all those out there with lung conditions like COPD or for those watching their lung/toxin exposure!
Oh man, I am sorry. I am glad this helped! thank you for supporting the channel =)
Get a charging handle that reduces gas
Not a single CGS or CAT can… the KGMs are awesome though and the info and the video is appreciated. Thanks for the video
please email them and let them know you want their cans tested by us. we have messaged them both with no response
Great results of suppressor comparison. My #1 is back pressure, then sound.
100% agree with you. For me, I initially was in search of compact, Hollywood small. Then I wanted quiet. Now I’ve moved on to don’t have negative effects on my rifle. Which basically means Back pressure has become my greatest priority now.
Me too. Unless I’m shooting .22 LR or subsonic .300 BLK, I’m going to be wearing ear pro pretty much no matter what. Which means I’m protected from sound. If it greatly reduces sound and flash signature, (which the huxwrx does), but also keeps me from breathing in toxic gasses and keeps my rifle running great, I’m happy.
Thank you! 😃
I feel lucky to follow this new channel so early on
Thank you! Yes, we just launched this channel. It’s not our first channel but it’s our first channel dedicated specifically to silencers. It’s a topic of which I’m very passionate and excited to share. Thank you for hopping on and supporting us.
we are honored
Flow 556k purchase justified ✅
hahah glad we could help! I am finding some sick new things with the B&T and the Vloes too! Thank you for your support and positive comments!
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Wow, this is a super young channel. Glad to get in on the ground floor, your production looks fantastic. Just picked up my second suppressor (Griffin PSR-7 OTB). Excited for what's to come!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. We did just launch this channel. We have run a few other channels, but have decided to commit to suppressors specifically. This is a topic of which I am very passionate, and I am very excited to share with this very niche audience. Thank you so much for your support and hopping on early with us. Look forward to much more great content.
thanks for supporting us!
A suggestion for future testing: once you’re down to setting 1, swap out to progressively longer plungers in the Riflespeed gas block until you start to lose bolt hold open. That way, you can still rank all the super high backpressure suppressors in order of severity.
Great video. Thank you for putting in the effort to test!
have you looked up their vid on how to do that?
@@Ertactical No, but do you find swapping plungers to be particularly difficult?
@@shootinbruin3614 look at the RS web page and find the vids on how to do it.. tell us if you see someone you know...
@@SilencerSyndicate Lmao hi there Rob. That's like the 4th channel I've seen you in I think. Suggestion still stands though, using progressively longer plungers after you've run out of adjustment allows you to rank the highest backpressure suppressors beyond just saying they're all Setting 1. Since each plunger size is worth two adjustment settings, you can go back to Setting 2 when changing plunger size to get the same granularity of testing
Thank you, hope you compare more silencerco cans.
we have more on the way and some old ones too! we will get it done!
My 36M is a smoke factory. I’d love to see how it does with your testing.
@@mavrikmavrik3032 I do have one. It’s currently living on one of my 338LM’s. I’ll remove it and put it in the next batch of testing for you. Should be filing again in the next few days, I’ll include that one in it.
SCO VELOS, got it yesterday and will begin testing today!
@Ertactical yes I was curious to see where the velos fell into this lbp test.
UA-cam has needed a channel like this for a while, keep it up 💪
you rock! thank you! thank you for your positive feed back and support
Thank you
Great video! Would love to see a head to head match up between the Huxworx and CAT WB and ODB!
Great suggestion! stay tuned.
CAT was not willing to hook us up. several other guys were so we have many more new names in the next vid!
@@Ertacticalofc they werent lol. Theyre frauds
thanks for posting this and spending the time on it. there's a lot to consider when it comes to diagnosing suppressors- far more than just sound reduction. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and comments. You’re right there’s much more to consider. This is one of several topics and will be doing many more videos. Some have already been filmed and are in the editing process and some are waiting to be filmed. We also have about 17 more suppressors on the way. Thank you again for your support.
Thank you! 😃
This is awesome. Very grateful to you guys for putting together this sort of analysis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, thanks for gathering all the data and sharing it with everyone.
happy to share! thanks for the support!
Thank you! 😃
My boy got his in two days....we are getting closer Gentlemen
last 10 came in in only 3 hours!!!!
This was great and really educational. I have a can in Jail right now and didn’t even consider getting a rifle speed gas block
We use Riflespeed gas controls on our builds a lot, it's definitely one of our favorite mitigation options. Thanks for watching, hopefully your can will be free soon!
Glad you’re enjoying the channel, look forward to much more. Thank you for your positive feedback and support.
Very good, short, and to the point. This is the first video I have seen of yours. Keep em coming!
Excellent, data driven vid and production! Thanks for publishing and educating. Please keep them coming.
thanks man!! Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
Thank you! 😃
Fantastic video! I'm excited to see your results on the silencerco velos line!
me too! should have it soon! thanks for the feed back
we now have all 3 and they are killing it.. more to follow
My first can is on the way. Very excited
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Great info. I think comparing back-pressure against sound reduction would help to paint a full picture, as is my understanding that the freer-flowing devices (somewhat understandably) tend to be less effective at sound reduction.
Yes! We have a video about sounds suppression coming ver soon.
We have a video coming very soon about sounds suppression. You're right about flow-through cans in that they tend to be louder, but they are intended to serve a slightly different function.
we are going to do just that. thanks for the feed back
Great video, packed full of excellent content. I liked and subscribed and was wondering how do you only have 400 subscribers, then I realized this is your first video. I wish you much success and I believe it will come soon. I watch a lot of UA-cam videos and this is a top tier production. This test and the results are very helpful, unlike the marketing reviews that dominate this space. Very impressive.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support. Yes, we just launched this channel a few days ago. We have many more videos that will release in the next few days and we’re working on several more as well as grabbing several more suppressors to review.
Thanks, much appreciated!
Great content! Would love to see a SilencerCo Velos LBP included in the future.
Thanks for watching. We did the Velos recently and will continue to include it in future tests. Here's the link:
ua-cam.com/video/mL4y4BqKsKM/v-deo.html
we did, didn't have one then but i do now. check our low BP head to head vid. Thank you for your feed back and positive comments.
Ahhh yeah amazing video and straight to the point with a lot of it. Love it and yall keep up the amazing work
Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
Thank you! 😃
Really interesting to see so many direct comparisons on tis topic.
Thank you! 😃
Hell yeah! Great video, thanks!
Thank you for the kind words and support!
Thank you! 😃
To bring more information to your viewers, you should take the same cans and then run sound reduction tests to correlate back pressure and sound reduction. The reason we buy these cans is for sound reduction first and foremost.
yes that would be nice. we have all the info already on that and will be offering it on our site but we will not be testing it our selves as it is 7K to rent that gear for one week and we don't have that. but you bring up good points. the idea that lower BP means louder is accurate un till some of the new cans.. I am blown away at some of the current models.. we are currently testing 83 cans. we have learned lots more since this vid. stay tuned as we just filmed lots more yesterday and have much more to share.
Man such an underrated channel.
thank you! we just launched it 4 days ago, thank you for your comments and support
@@Ertactical yea for sure hopefully it's very successful
Thank you! 😃
Thanks for the good information. Much appreciated.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for your feed back and positive comments.
Great video! If you ever get your hands on an AB suppressor I would love to see the same analysis. They are supposed to be reduced back pressure because of the special baffle design as well as the ability to add a reflex to increase the volume of the blast chamber.
Thank you! 😃
Just saw this and love it! I feel bad about asking for the other low back pressure cans that were missed like the Sig SLX, B&T RBS, or SilencerCo Velos LBP. This experiment design is so smart!
Thanks for watching! We have much more testing in the works.
@@SilencerSyndicate I’m excited to see it!
we now have the BT RBP556 and the 762 is on the way. the Velos is now on hand and we have begun testing. We will film them both today! Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
def earned a sub!!! amazing. i got a 556k on its way so was hoping it would score high as my main use case if limited back pressure. i am now satisfied!
Thank you, much appreciated 🍻
thank you for your comments and support
Thank you for reassuring my purchase of the ventum
great can! thank you =)
Love my Ventum and for the same reason - ASR
It's definitely one of our favorite suppressors!
100% totally in love!
Great, the best and most complete guide I've seen.
I would like to see this with Griffin, Q, Gemtech, Aero, Witt, ThunderBeast, and Silencer Central.
I have some of those on the way and will continue working to get more! thank you for your comments and support
Nice comparison. I do put sound suppression above back pressure. I cannot wait for the remedy videos.
we have a DB guy coming to help us on our next one!
me too, but i want both! hahah i am greedy! thank you for your support! =)
You've got a new subscriber in me, good stuff!
Thanks, much appreciated 🍻
Nice comparison, especially using the rifle speed.... Consistent real world results
Thank you!! Lots more to come!
Gret vid, thanks for the realistic retelling of the data you found
Thank you for you positive feed back and support!
Thank you! 😃
Thank you for an excellent explanation and great information about suppressors and their function with an MSR. 👍🏼👍🏼
thank you =)
Well done, creative way to have some level of quantifiable data
Thanks for your positive comments and support!
Thank you! 😃
Suppressors are Like Pokémon, gotta catch them all.
hahaha 100%!
Good video! I think there could be a number of other variables when considering a can as well. This was an awesome test, and I'm not at all taking away from it. Bu I also think back pressure vs cost vs weight vs mounting would be also a good video. A low backpressure can that costs $1200+, and add $200 - $400 of mounting accessories and muzzle devices vs. a mid to high backpressure can that costs $499 - $800 and still needs those mounting accessories plus a $50 H3 buffer could help people make decisions as well.
For me, I'm good with gas and backpressure since the ways to mitigate them are very inexpensive, and things like gas busting charging handles (Breek Warhammer for instance) are something that people generally change from milspec anyway.
Anyway..great video. And something the community needed!
Thank you so much for your accurate and honest review. I appreciate your support very much. I too initially did not much care about back pressure. In the beginning I wanted Hollywood small. So I spent my time with mini cans, then I wanted super quiet, so I started by larger, full-size or L cans. Then after a while, I got tired of the behavior of the weapon and started getting much more interested in low back pressure suppressors so that I could put them on any suppress system without having issues. Now I care very much about back pressure so that I can have weapons behave the way they’re supposed to and not need to mitigate problems that occur shortly after adding a suppressor.you are correct, there are many more topics to investigate before buying a suppressor, this is just one of the topics. Much more to follow on some of the other topics and some of our test results. Thank you for your positive feedback again.
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Thanks for the great review which has helped me a lot. Impressed that you were able to make it objective, with numbers. Just what I was looking for.
Great vid. Cant wait for more.
Thanks for watching!
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This is honestly so educational
Thank you!! More to come! Thank you for your positive comments ❤
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Love the video. Would really like to see how the new Velos fits in here.
me too! we have one on the way!thank you for your support! =)
Same, I'd like to see it compared to hux
@@TnTriton225 we will do it soon! Waiting on silencers to move through the mail and the ATF
SCO VELOS, got it yesterday and will begin testing today!
we now have all 3 and test are going very well so far! killer cans!
Thanks for putting in the work to evaluate all those suppressors
glad you are digging it!
Solid video. I'd like to see sound suppression numbers beside the back pressure numbers to get a better understanding of pro/con analysis.
Thanks, we will be doing a sound suppression test in the not too distant future 👍
we have a DB guy coming to film with us soon! i too look forward to more data as well.. maybe we can do vids on each can with pros and cons.. that would be fun
SMH. I don’t know what to make of such a well narrated comprehensive analysis that excludes CGS’ Helios Ti and Wilson Combat’s Whisper 5.56 cans.
I don't have those but we have reached out to get some for testing.
Hopefully, you have plans to test the CAT ODB and WB suppressors and use the Flow556k as a reference during that test.
we would like to! we did email them, ill reach out to them again
Thanks for the videos! I am learning a lot before I buy one.
Awesome, that's why we started the channel...to help folks make good decisions on the suppressor they choose. Thanks for watching 🍻
happy to help!
I'd like to see the back pressure results vs noise reduction to understand where the "sweet spot" is, assuming a compromise must be made.
That's definitely on the to-do list. Thanks for watching and contributing to the discussion 🍻
yes good call. the issue is the the best way we can read sound is a DB reader and we have that secluded with a tech to help us do so. the truth is tho, they read volume not sound so it can we the same volume on the radio but one voice is more offensive to the ears than another. we are going to find another way to test and I think I know how we will do it.. stayed tuned for more! thank you for your comments and support
I think it could've been even more awesome if we could get some decibel reductions, and can weights, alongside the relative backpressure, to compare and contrast the cans against each other more succinctly. A can that has almost no backpressure is not worth the money if it barely touches the sound signature, or weighs a whole bunch. I do appreciate the thoroughness and coverage of available cans. Great work! :]
thanks! the Db system is over 30K and about 7K to rent. we are looking into ways to do that test. we are doing many more tests in other ways to measure sound and weight as well as many other factors that I don't think any one has yet to put to gather... more to come!
Great video!
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Man great set of videos here. Clear and concise
thank you =)
Nicely done, short sweet and easy to follow.
Is there a way to test the SilencerCo velos to this list?
Thanks, we'll add it to the list of recommend topics.
thanks for the positive feed back! we have one on the way! we will be doing more vids soon. I cant wait to see how it hold up to the others! i think 17 more cans are coming!
My huxwrx Ventum is an incredible suppressor. For a good price too.
Not surprised about the RC3.
Great video and presentation, looking forward to more videos.
Agreed! Thanks for watching.
Yeah! it might be one of my fav cans currently! Thank you for your support and positive feed back!
I would like to see a side by side comparison of back pressure to sound suppression. Im curious if lower back pressure actually means quiter sound? Obviously, lower back pressure is more user friendly and adjustable!
Yes! we have that video coming in the not too distant future.
yes we have a DB guy filming with us very soon! i cant wait to see as well
AGREED because huxwurx are not very quiet in my range opinion
Great comparison!
Thank you! 😃
Any plans for Griffin M4SD-L?
I don't have one of those, but Ill reach out to them and see if we can get some Griffen action going, thank you for your comments and support
got 2 Grif cans on the way
@@SilencerSyndicate so awesome! Appreciate the follow-up!
I'd love to see the comparison between backpressure and flash suppression on these cans. Great video!
thanks! we will be doing a first round pop and follow on4 in the dark soon! Thank you for you positive feed back and support!
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I am really looking for a low back pressure can for my MK18 my first choice is Huxwrx 556, but I don't like their warranty. What are my options?
totally! those are GASY! I love my MK18s but wow! yes the HUX is solid, i just did a side by side with it and the SF RC3 both did not gas me out on my 10.3 when firing 10 rounds as fast as i can. the BT can should also work well. I should have it within the week for testing! i hope this helps!
X2 Dev has very low backpressure cans. I don't know what their warranty is like.
@@christophernolin2795 do you have a link to them? We have not tested or reached out to them
Please comment on sound reduction vs. relative back pressure. Great video & info!
good call! we will do it! Thank you for your positive feedback and comments!
What to do you think of the CGS-Sci-6? I think its a low-back presssure focused can.
I don't have one, but ill reach out to them, thank you for your comments and support
Great job! Just subscribed and am enjoying the information.
Thank you for the positive feed back and support!
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I got the ventum for a first because of the back pressure and less need to dick around with anything lol. I find this useful information
we got one as well, after this vid.. test vid to come.. stay tuned! Thank you for your positive feedback and comments!
So glad i came across your channel. Definitely getting the suppressor itch!
This video is completely flawed because its framing back pressure as an objectively bad thing. If you have an adjustable block, then back pressure isnt an issue. And if you want to be serious about running a suppressor then you definitely should have an adjustable gas block, especially if you plan to run different rounds like subs vs supers. Flow through cans are nice in some ways but they are definitively louder than non flow through cans which is a pretty significant trade off when we are talking about a device whos entire purpose is to reduce sound.
Thank your for contributing your perspective. While we feel back pressure is an important issue, we'll all be touching on other subjects like you mentioned in future videos. There's a lot to cover and we're just getting started. Thanks for watching!
You are right in with the statement of the video is deeming back pressure negative, it’s not always a bad thing and adjustable gas blocks help a little. The actual reason for silencers is to prevent muzzle flash. They don’t always 100% stop it but in most cases they do a pretty good job. Which is funny because it’s literally called a silencer but sound suppression is only a side effect from adding baffles.
yeah, back pressure is not a bad thing. like water. water is good, un less you are on a sinking ship in the ocean then water is not so good. most are not mitigating back-pressure so it is like sinking on a boat. most rifles are made to over gas a little to help keep reliable function when dirty or adverse conditions so more is normally, yes, bad. thank you for you feed back and look forward to the vid about exactly what you mentioned on adjustable gas blocks and the problems that can come from them as well as how dif ones work! thank you for your comments and support
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This is good video. Now, this is mainly American thing. In Europe we don't shoot 399.948.392.394.029 rounds per range session so it's really no big deal for us, but if you are American, it is something that you should pay attention.
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This comment wins lmao
I live in Europe and I disagree.
@@SOTB69 You also don't have to wait 18 months to get your suppressor after buying it. For us it is very important to do a lot of research before buying because it takes so long to actually aquire one.
Perhaps you don’t, but European shooters who are serious about training certainly do. There are plenty of them.
Would have been cool if you, you know, used more low back pressure cans. I got to shoot both the Lazarus 6 from Dead Air and the Velos LBP and they both performed excellently on non-adjusted ARs
We have a Vilos on the way for testing. To be honest I think I’m going to find what you have found. I’m watching the ejection path of the advertisement for that suppressor, and it looks to be overcast. But I’ll do some testing and will post a video about it soon.
SCO Velos, got it yesterday and will begin testing today!
Does low back preasure correlate to louder can?
Good question, realistically, yes. But not necessarily. In other words, if you were to compare the surefire RC to to the surefire, RC three, the RC two being a non-flow through design is quieter than the RC three. However, it’s only by a few decibels. Most people can’t hear the difference between the two. Having said that I definitely choose the RC three over the RC two. As for the other flow through designs, some of them are in fact louder. It’s kind of a safe thing to say that if it has a flow through design, it won’t be quite as quiet.in the end, it really depends on your mission as an operator, or as a consumer, as to which suppressor is best for you. We will be making a video on many more topics regarding how to select a good suppressor. Most often it comes down to the individual needs, and not just a simple cart launch which one is best. Thank you for your questions your comments and positive support.
can be but these days we are finding ways around that.. the HUX are LOUD!
Perfect timing on this video!
Thanks, glad it was helpful!
Also your volume leveling is very low. I had to turn on the captions so I could tell what you were saying.
Yes, we noticed that too after it posted. Thank you for your feedback and support and will try to get the volume turned up on the next one.
Ive done similar testing with my suppressors on the same host. One suppressor that really suprised me was the AB raptor 8 with a 3" reflex. It only required a -2 adjustment (setting 6 to setting 4) on my rifle speed gas block. My guess is its probably around the RC3 range with the reflex on it.
Hey, good video😊
Thank you for your positive feedback and support
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Thanks for the information. I just purchased the Rugged Razor 762 and I don't have an adjustable gas block. I'm left handed and the blowback is minimal. I've ran subs and supers without any issues. Keep the content coming!!
thank you! enjoy!
Not a word said about decibels this is kinda deceiving to those who are new to the game.
Thanks, we'll have a video out on sound suppression in the not too distant future.
Not to those who know how to read video titles.
this video wasnt about sound suppression so why would decibels matter?
@@MSSynsyterGates ^This guy knows how to read video titles. Unlike the OP.
we are going to film DB readings in the next set of vids. look forward to seeing it soon. given the YT game we try to keep our vids to 10-12m so we can only cover so many topics at a time.
This is all well and good for DI systems. Piston systems don't vent gas to the chamber. How does back pressure affect them?
Great question! Because there is no adjustable system to pistons in many cases, they end up overcasting. This will cause the same wear and tear and malfunctions. However, due to the design of the piston system, they often bleed off some of the access gas. We can certainly do a video on this topic. There are available today, adjustable, gas, piston, systems, and these I highly recommend.
Great video. Far and away my Dead Air Nomad-L is the best performer in terms of sound suppression, but it’s also the most restrictive. The back pressure is so high that I had to buy the E-Brake flow through end cap just to be able to get my AR’s to cycle properly. In addition to swapping for a heavy buffer, heavy spring, and major gas block tuning.
yes, i am not a fan of them at all! have several clients with them and they are not great cans. We will be making another vid on how to mitigate back pressure, thank you for your support! =)
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Looking forward to watching these channels grow! Great video.
Thank you so much for your feedback and positive support, will keep them coming
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Great info. Thanks for doing the work that the rest of us can’t afford!!
Very informative. Thanks!
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Great testing methodology and presentation, very digestible. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated
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😂 "And you're not wrong" great intro. By far some great explanation.
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Awesome info- liking this “real world” type testing to go along with pewscience data when comparing suppressors. Curious to see updates over time now that “low back pressure” has become such a buzzword in the industry.
totally!!! shot 2024 every can booth talked about it,. lets see how honest they were!.. thank you for your comments and support
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Thanks for sharing!
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