AnechoX Suppressors | Anechoic | Shot Show 2025

[@sfdhazmat]

I run a X35 on a MPX, awesome can, very light weight, it cools down in a instant, I’m talking freakiest cooling. Sounds great with hush subs!

[@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan]

These guys are awesome. Awesome technology.

[@LILB00TYF4RT]

6 and a half inches IS NOT compact, some would say that's too big.😢

[@vegeta420z]

400⁰? I've never checked the temp on the barrels of any of my pew pews. But 400⁰ seems like it wouldn't take very long to get to.

[@gulkash1188]

The fact that they put one of their pistol cans on a Springfield XD tells you everything you need to know

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

And that would be what, exactly?

[@huckleberry5.56]

How much?

[@CalzaTheFox]

Prices?

[@Odinforever2000]

Spendy..

[@husky701rider9]

More than they are worth

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

So. . . the oxidization temp of titanium which is uncoated is well above that. Why are you temperature eating those cans?

[@Jeffro_1]

Low back pressure cans are a meme, I’m all for cheaper cans that are traditional baffle stack. They are quieter

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

Right? I'm not willing to sacrifice primary preformance for better function on systems that haven't been suppressor optimized. That just seems bass ackwards unless maybe you plan to CCW your suppressors alone, hoping to affix them to any picked up weapons you may retrieve. It's just ridiculousness; set you suppressor hosts up to specifically work with the device, better function and cheaper, win-win.

[@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595]

@@dark2023-1lovesoniYeah, that’s just not true. Modern 3d printed cans can do both.

[@dark2023-1lovesoni]

@@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595 Every flow through can I've seen in person was noticeably louder than equivalently priced traditional cans.

[@LòThịVon-n7w]

I thought this day would be ordinary, but this video made it special. Thank you, internet💝