HUXWRX Ventum 762 vs. SiCo Velos LBP
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
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Comparing the HUXWRX Ventem and SiCo Velos.
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Keep in mind folks he is comparing a 556 can to a 762 can. The huxwrx is impressive in the fact it can be used for nearly all your calibers, is full auto rated, has like 0 blowback and you can use any muzzle brake! I cannot wait to get mine.
The Velos is also full auto rated, has no noticeable blowback and is actually good at sound suppression. I've shot both. The Velos is better and now SilencerCo has a 7.62 version.
They both are great cans. You can't go wrong with either one. I cert my ventum just a little over a week ago. My last can got approved at 4 1/2 months. I'm waiting on a AB Raptor 8 also. That can was cert on 12/06/23...Great video
@@Stickyshoez That's your opinion I believe the huxwrx is better I use suppressors for more than sound suppression
Do you think when the Ventum 556 gets released it will be quieter than the velos?
@@alexsoghanalian1413idk it definitely will do better than the 762 version.
Great video , new sub here ! My ventum is on the way now 😎 I’ll be testing it in just a few weeks , can’t wait.
Nice, I have both of these cans in jail waiting for approval right now. Huxwrx will be getting an ASR adapter and my 5.56 and 30 cal cans will mostly run ASR. They sound the same to me, but I almost never shoot indoors. I think everything sounds awful in an indoor range.
Huxwrx says there’s a flash suppression break-in period with Ti. They say after a few hundred rounds there will be a decrease in the sparking.
i think thats all titanium cans
Titanium core with stainless tube is just stupid; it should be the opposite if anything.
The core has to resist the most abrasion under high temp, and titanium is a terrible material for that.
Not true, I’ve got over 1k through a sig srd 762 ti, still sparks really bad.
Great comparison. Can definitely see you squinting due to gas a bit more with the Velos compared to the Ventum, but the Ventum is 30 cal vs 5.56. Both look like great choices.
A huxwrx on a 416a5 would be my dream build.
Would you recommend this on Daniel defense 11.5 spr ddm4v7s with no adjustable gas block? I was told hux 5.56 k would be better for 11.5 with no adjustable Gas block.
Titanium cores only spark when new. It goes away. My NV setup is a 12" mr762 with huxwrx ti.
No they dont, titanium will also spark once its hot even after the 3d sintering is burned off.
This is false. They will always spark. They may spark less
Un burnt powder sparks, are not titanium sparks.
@@claterpillar1Two entirely different things. You're describing flash which is from unburnt powder. Sparking is from titanium particles of the can combusting, and Ti cans will always spark because titanium is technically microeroding. A gun may have low flash, but high sparking
Lol. I love people that don't load their own ammo, or actually shoot at night. Telling me what sparks and what doesn't. Go touch some grass strangers of the internet.
Huxwrx states that the sparks will reduce by 80 percent after about 400 rounds. I would like to see that proven.
The side by side comparison along with your input is really useful. Both are great cans. I'm still unsure how well titanium holds up over the long run but the manufacturers clearly have a lot of confidence in titanium for hard usage.
SilencerCo says theirs lasts way more than 10k rounds. Where I’ve heard the Huxwrx has a limited lifespan. (10k) this is all what I’ve heard. Not seen.
The beauty is the core is removable. You can just replace the core when it wears out
@@7gerez The suppressor will function as a suppressor for 10k rounds if its not cleaned. After that period, its like a barrel extension. Just soak it in CLR for probably a few days and shoot out the gunk and it will be similar to new. The suppressor will only break if you throw it on a belt fed machinegun or mag after mag of full auto.
What a useless fn video shooting inside. I don't care about where your brass goes or how much you guys cry and squint with regards to gas.
Do the gd test outside ya MO ran.
The sales guy at silencer central says the huxwrx flow 556 is even better for gas mitigation, but a lot louder than the ventum 762
I think the biggest win for the silencerco is that you don't have to clean it every 2k rounds like the hux
Velos had a better tone and 0 flash, for a 10” 5.56 barrel that’s impressive
It’s 11” but yea I feel you. The Velos is no joke
I'm liking the Velos too
titanium flash is only during the seasoning period. usually the first 200 rounds
@@d3adlyz3bra that’s what they say, I’m not sure if it’s true or not
@@darthdavid2275 based on experience with others titanium cans the flash does indeed go away completely.
Did you have to direct thread the ventum or have they released their hubs now?
Disregard, I commented before the end of the video. Where did you get the hubs, can't find them anywhere
Got mine from SiCo
@@Steve_MP5 ah got ya. I've been reading rearden had some of the best hubs, but the fact that hux cans auto tighten LH, does that cause any problems with other mounts?
Based 416 enjoyer. Does your 416 use Brownells clone parts? Whoever cerakoted it and such for you did a fantastic job assuming those aren't HK parts.
I'm gonna buy my first suppressor soon and I think I'm just gonna get an RC2 for my first one. If I have the coin maybe I'll get an RC3 since I use the pronged flash hiders anyway and those make it have zero flash. Unfortunately you can't use the warcomps/muzzle brakes with the RC3--well, you can but it flashes some.
I have videos on this 416. It’s all HK stuff and it’s anodized, not cerakote.
Does the silencer co make a 762 LBP ?
They do now
Does anyone here know if the Huxwrx flow 556 has the sparkler effect also like the 762 ventum?
No it doesn't
Most 3Dcans have to be broken in. It say it in owners manual. The sparks will stop around 200 rounds
I’d buy the Velos over the Ventum but only if I’m trying to keep the mounting options available. Given this, I’ve already bought two HUXWRX cans (5.56 QD & 7.62 flow ti) so I’m OK using their proprietary mount system as the cans are small and work really well. I’ve never seen the sparkler effect out of my 5.56 can but I hear that can go away once the can is covered in carbon. Not sure if this is true but I don’t see this during day time shooting at all.
their new models are hub compatible
Seems like the Ventum has a little bit lower tone
im not in the military so im not going to lie, sparkler effect is a selling point to me, thats too cool lol
Yeah the velos is better on this situation
Titanium sparks should go away about 200-400 rounds
I have heard that from their cans
I wonder if it comes back after cleaning though.
@@CupofTea3 honestly idk maybe first round but after I don’t think so
@@CupofTea3Huxwrx explained it’s due to the 3D printing being slightly rough so it’s the small burrs being eroded.
@@CupofTea3 It does not it is a result of the solution used when printing the internals.
Sounds like the velos sounds better
ventum sounds better and looks to have less gas.
Venom? You mean Ventum? 😂
That’s what I said..
TAKE IT OUTSIDE 👎
It’s in jail. Can’t.
Ah yes, nonexistent flash suppression flash, it’s gonna be a no for me dog. Flash suppression wins every time for me.
I hear that. It has pros and cons just like the Velos. If the Velos was user serviceable like the Hux, it would be perfect
Are you fighting enemies or bad guys at night?
Maybe..
@@Steve_MP5I meant the other guy lol
Are you talking about Sparking from the Ventum because that's different from flash and can't be suppressed.