Everything you need to know about silencers

[@nfareview]

ATTN: KZbin IS SHUTTING DOWN ALL GUN CHANNELS! I have moved over to Rumble. Others are leaving KZbin in droves as well. All my NEW content is being posted on Rumble and all my old content is being sync'd by Rumble and stored on their servers for preservation. My channel is easy to find, just search for "NFA Review" in the search bar and you can find me and subscribe! KZbin has given me 2 strikes so far on videos that weren't out during their new policy change. In addition they are deleting 5-6 videos of mine a week! They are doing the same to other Gun Channels and even the manufacturers that have channels. It's time we take our viewership over to Rumble! No more scrolling and watching non gun related content while we are logged in, no more fresh content, no more support. They don't want us here and Rumble has extended open arms to us and other free thinkers who aren't afraid to call BS on how far society has fallen! I've run this channel professionally for 12+ years, logged 60+ Million views, 10+ years of public shooting events, and hopefully provided insight and detailed information to our community helping everyone make informed decisions on hard to purchase items. I TRULY and whole-heartedly appreciate all of you. It's surreal that all my blood, sweat, and tears are about to be "digitally book burned" by KZbin but Rumble has cast a lifeline to free speech and the rights of everyone to learn about firearms and suppressor ownership! To my awesome Patreon Members and my subscribers here, thank you! We are beginning a new chapter, ushering in a new fight and WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT. See ya on Rumble! - Adam

[@nfareview]

So I totally forgot to mention shooting long range with suppressors and the associated heat mirage and how suppressor covers can help mitigate it...lol dammit...wait, I just did. Visit www.cole-tac.com and use code NFAREVIEW to save on your own! BOOM!

[@joeydubbs763]

So why is neither your shotguns, .50BMG or your Desert Eagles suppressed?...

[@carmahfk7399]

Does a FX-9 have a fixed barrel?

[@josecuevas8131]

Yep that's the way it is

[@johnpine2604]

Watch ,Listen , Learn

[@FelonyVideos]

LOL, minor oversight. Best explainer on the subject. It was still an awesome and informative video, and I look forward to working with you in the future.

[@JohnLeePedimore]

Silencer-watches a lot of TV. Suppressor-watches a lot of gun videos. Can-has paracord bracelet on both wrists.

[@nfareview]

JohnLeePedimore I LOL’d

[@nfareview]

So today I totally saw a guy with paracord flip-flops that definitely looked homemade and immediately though of your post! LOL

[@kvonkirk2340]

Moderator. British military.

[@travistucker7317]

What about a muffler?

[@travistucker7317]

@Charlie Montana nah that's what antifreeze is for

[@briangullickson9013]

Absolutely HANDS DOWN the most useful and informational channel on suppressors/silencers!! I just ran across your channel last week and I am hooked! Thank you very much for all the time, effort and energy you pour into your videos; I truly appreciate it.

[@nfareview]

Thanks for the kind words Brian! I hope you enjoy my video library!

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[@nathanieldaddy6560]

Honestly I completely commend your passion and dedication to your channel and guns and suppressors for you to put in as much work as you do and try and teach everyone you can it’s really the attitude of trying to help and pass information to people like this that’s gonna change the world sorry if that mad no sense but I just had to thank you for your work and dedication to the cause

[@nfareview]

Thank you!

[@petemulhearn7787]

Wow, 9 months to get a suppressor and I thought UK firearms laws were difficult! I live in the UK and legally own 4 rifles. If I want a suppressor I can just walk into a gun shop and buy one. All I need to do is provide proof of identity and address. However, if I want to fit it to my rifle I need to get a variation on my Firearms Certificate (FAC) to include a suppressor for that individual rifle. This process, where I live, only takes about a week. The odd thing is that the UK police (who handle firearms licensing) encourage the use of suppressors and will usually add a suppressor to the FAC application or variation for rimfire, centerfire and even air rifles used for hunting.

[@GymDiver]

UK didn't have to suffer through Obama.

[@saysflushable]

Good and sensible policy

[@IXxELDIABLOxXI]

Since you've tested so many suppressors, I think a cool video would be a comparison of your favorites per caliber, or what you perceive are the quietest. Also could throw in runner ups for each caliber, or what seems to be the best performance for the price. I have an obsidian 45 and am curious how it continues to stack up against newer cans. Great video, tons of information here!

[@omicrondec]

This!!

[@toprun95]

Yes that would be a very interesting video

[@hunterromano5562]

I've shot a handful of. 45 supressors on various host, Osprey, ti-rant , octane, mated to an xdm 45, 1911 (forget the mfg), and an FNX 45 tac. And to the ear the ti-rant was undoubtedly quieter on all host. This was also done in Oklahoma around June of '18 at or around 90°F.

[@jpoole1231]

Definitely do a quietest, ease of use, best overall and best for the money for each caliber. I know this video is old but I just came across it. Took a break from social media for a while and trying to catch up on the latest and greatest toys.

[@ianthomas3653]

Well that answered a lot of questions i had. I am looking at a AKV and was curious about what it takes to get a can, and the more i looked into it the more confused i was. This video cleared up a lot of confusion. Thanks!

[@joshglover2370]

I would argue that a suppressor is a safety device designed to protect the hearing of the shooter and any bystanders in the area, and every gun owner should be at least allowed if not encouraged to own one for each of their firearms! Indoor range owners, employees, and patrons would love to be able to have easy access to suppressors! 😀

[@bobhoward9016]

Hey that was a really great introduction to suppressors. Thank you for putting this out. Well done!

[@wetwriterrr]

This a great video for those who know very little about suppressors.

[@carlkrebs1]

The over regulation of owning /using a weapons suppressor by the A.T.F. is totally ridiculous and absurd . It should be under the same background checks and licensing as ANY firearm .

[@johnbravo1005]

Shouldn't even be back round checks but I dig what your saying

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[@larrymbouche]

should have the same regulations as an automobile muffler/ silencer. you can get a ticket for NOT HAVING one. in the UK where all firearms are severely regulated and highly controlled they allow mufflers even on .22's for hunting red squirrels, as seen on a PBS Special @ grey squirrel foreign invasive species.

[@chaskaabraxas5314]

They (ATF) have to make sure they collect their stupid $200 Tax stamp thats why , plus it take them a fkn year to approve! 🤬🥵 ATF- ALL TOTALLY FUCK! 👹🤪🥱😜

[@EeZ3-808]

I need to move out of douchbag Hawai’i. Restrictions are unconstitutional for sure! Thanks for all the great content. It’s the closest I’ll ever get until I move. Aloha!

[@Waderbader1982]

Man, this was really awesome. Really great info. Keep churning them out and I'll keep watching. Great job.

[@MikeSenn64]

Awesome job on this video, Adam! A long time ago I found out the expensive way on my integral AWC MK9 Navy suppressor for the S&W 76 why NOT to ultrasonically clean & lube it. It needs a new coating of black now. I am hlad that you mention it in this video. Great reminder and a heads up for those who did not know that.

[@MurpTheSavage]

Great video! I noticed that you didn't mention flow through technology such as the OSS suppressors. In my research, they are the quietest at the shooters ear and have much less back pressure/gas in your face. EDIT: But I cant prove that for another 5 months

[@pinoy1hitko]

Exactly what I was thinking! Just got my paperwork done today on my OSS!

[@nfareview]

Yeah I missed that and heat mirage.

[@mikealexander1674]

It's 8 months later, how is the can man?

[@Citizendefenseindustry]

I just certified a flow 556 k yesterday and a polonium from Otter creek 😊

[@michaelgoettsch7744]

Suppressors are legal in Iowa. I have half a dozen in hand and waiting on stamps for four more at this time

[@omicrondec]

I envy you...

[@kvonkirk2340]

I don't think of waiting on stamps as legal but I'm glad I live in a State where they let me. TX

[@jeffpraterJSF]

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[@kennyhoffa]

Definitely the most informative video on silencers I have ever seen

[@dueyshaw3023]

I own a suppressor for a 22 pistol and I enjoy shooting it and making a little less noise. However, I did not know all of the technical details surrounding the design and workings of the item. Thanks for the operating details and principles involved.

[@SEAKPhotog]

Thanks for this. Planning on building another AR9 to be a suppressor host after trying a buddy's suppressed AR9. Just starting to educate myself about suppressors. This was very helpful. Subscribed!

[@gsyoung54]

Adam...Adam..... to see that beautiful MK25 host with the excellent Liberty Mystic X setup (I have a Mystic X Vibratited onto my MK25) shot with the hideous AE 147 hurts my feelings... Lol.. a couple of years ago that was the only sub 9 that I could get by the case in Alaska as I haven't set up my new reloading bench since I moved... It seemed OK but I was always disappointed unless I let someone else shoot and I listened and even then it just didn't seem to be quiet, I remembered my setup being quieter in my former city when I reloaded with 20 year old Israeli heavy 9's that were actually swaged (swedged?) .38 bullets squished down to 9mm .. Then I finally found S&B, PPU, IMI 158 grain ammo and I'm happy again! Just got my hands on some Remington green box 147 that is as quiet to our ears as the others and is way cheaper. I hope the case ammo dealer hasn't made a mistake. Great history video!! Going to have my son watch it later on today. I missed this one when it came out.

[@joshuafreeman9807]

Paul Harrel (I believe) did a video on suppressors and chronoed 20 and 16 inch ar15s. If my memory serves me correct, the variation in velocity is within deviation of one round to the next, and has negligible effect at 223/556 speeds

[@wemailarmen]

Most informative and well presented video about silencers that I've seen. Excellent work!

[@nfareview]

Thank you!

[@T_D_B_]

Thanks so much for making this video! Though I knew much of this info already, this video will be very useful for sharing with friends and family that aren't as knowledgeable.

[@philellett8791]

Interesting video. Despite the very strict firearms laws in the UK there is no charge for having a suppressor or delay, they just need to be listed on your firearms certificate (with a justifiable reason for having one, of which hunting is one). Firearms certificates are renewed every 5 years and cost either 62 GBP or 65 GBP when renewed at the same time as a shotgun certificate. I suspect this is the ONLY rule that is less strict in the UK!!!.

[@teller1290]

That's because they're so much damned trouble, expense that they figure it'll discourage even more gin ownership.

[@supamastafly]

38 minutes well used!!!!!! thank you soooo much!!!

[@dougchittum7835]

"Lets not talk about Hollywood anymore more than we have to....." AMEN!!!

[@davidlee50]

I live in the wrong freakin state...Cali.

[@itscwillis1523]

David Bourland I heard many Californians are moving to Texas. You’d better get out of that dictatorship state as quickly as you can.

[@blitzkrieg1711]

"Let's not talk anymore about Hollywood anymore then we need to". Shut up and take my like

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

My very first can is a Maxim 9. I went hard into an integral for my first, now I'm trying to find a .22 direct thread can. I will do some integral .22s later, but for now a direct thread makes the most sense.

[@TheWarriorSolution]

Awesome video!!! Really well done. Thanks for putting this together and dropping all that knowledge!

[@arthurdevain754]

Repeal the Hughes Amendment! Hell, repeal the whole damned NFA!!

[@lennyf1957]

I am in the market to buy a suppressor and started researching it including this video. I live in one of the 42 "suppressor legal" states. This is the first I'm hearing about a $200 tax stamp.

[@pinoy1hitko]

Awesome video dude! But I did drool a little seeing that back wall and safe shot..🤤😜

[@freeralo6787]

Top notch video, you answered a lot of questions I didn’t know I had. The B-roll diagrams were super helpful

[@gregz4249]

Can you imagine going to a range that requires suppressors , you could actually have a conversation with friends while shooting Dream on

[@DavidS-dj7sn]

Thank you. You have answered A lot of questions I had. I would have liked to have heard one with a bolt action rifle

[@nfareview]

Plenty of suppressors used on Bolt Actions in my other videos :)

[@Blockhead369]

This was a great video. I would love to see you do a vid and compare all the different can's and what company has the best can in each calibers. Who you think has the best 308 can out ?

[@nfareview]

Best 7.62 suppressor? The VOX is hard to beat.

[@Blockhead369]

NFA Review Channel yeah it looked that way from your vid on it. Wasn't sure if you were gonna go with the new OSS.

[@danielflowers1985]

Great video. Please do a comparison video by caliber and type (rimfire, pistol, rifle, center-fire, 30 cal, 556, special etc.).

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the "Everything you need to know about silencers" video. One thing I did not learn from this video was which recoil spring I needed to use in my 9mm handgun to eliminate casing stove piping when I shoot with a silencer. My 9mm came from the manufacturer with a 12-pound spring. Do I need to replace it with a 10-pound or a 14-pound spring?

[@dandahermitseals5582]

Very well presented .

[@richardshippful]

Excellent video, great explainations for all points. I have a 7.62 SD in jail, and will get a Rugged 45 obsidian next.

[@bobbycraigue725]

Excellent thank you!

[@Britishshooter]

Funny thing is that here in the UK we have suppressors on everything without special paperwork. Just about have to for most hunting situations. You cant hunt on Crown land or Forestry Commission land without one.

[@Britishshooter]

@Craig Scott No we cant. Nor can we have pistols anymore. My point was just the irony that in the most restricted country in the world firearms wise, we can have suppressors without paperwork. My point is not about a dick measuring competition, but to show how stupid firearms regulators are EVERYWHERE. There should be no reason to regulate suppressors in the USA anymore than to ban pistols in the UK.

[@TheSuperduke08]

Thank you for making this video, it really helped me

[@class3nfadealer666]

Very good explanation and detailed presentation!

[@aaronholloway2]

Very Informative! Thanks Dude!

[@samuelalzate8573]

The Deadair Wolfman made the wipe so that you can go to any hardware store and buy a rubber piece that'll do the job of a wipe. Pretty dope.

[@ducatiparts966]

The one thing I wish I had know was the blow back issues and increased cycling rate. I would have bought an OSS flow thru based on these issues. I still will buy one but wish I had known earlier and could have saves a few bucks. Not really a complaint because hey you can’t have too many silencers!

[@charliehooks5801]

Wow! Wanted to learn a few things about suppressors. Great video I appreciate your time 👍 as simple as some of that was I am new to it all and take in knowledge like a sponge. I watch videos hoping to find ones like this and dont always get what I'm looking for so thanks for making this video you time is appreciated my friend 👍

[@iron352]

Every thing was very much helpful

[@redstingraycorvette]

Wow great video I just recently purchased a PSA dagger and wondered if you had any ideas which would be the best kind of suppressor for this gun

[@1fullmag]

02 does not burn. But great video lot of good information

[@Jason_The_Man]

Great video. I’m now a subscriber! Thanks for the solid info!

[@Kornholeeoo]

I’ll probably get a suppressor one day. Mainly for the cool factor. 10 cent ear plugs have served me well for decades though I do have a great set of muffs too. Gotta protect those ears. I’ve not had a reason to get one but I feel they should not be regulated. Government run amuck and all that. But this was a good video. Thanks for posting.

[@dockmasterted]

All of my rifles have suppressors on them. ..... And I never pay a tax on them! ..... and I get them the same day as I buy them! .... and they are legal everywhere! ....... BOY IT IS A PLEASURE TO OWN AIR RIFLES!

[@AndySjostrom]

I don't know where you got your Maxim in formation but its incorrect. the machine gun itself was invented in South Paris Maine not Hartford Conn. and it wasn't pram maxim it was Earnest Maxim that invented the water cool machine gun . there is no such family member named pram maxim. Earnest in vented the water cooled machine gun but couldn't find a buyer in the US gov at the time. and sold the original and the prototype to the Russians. how do I know all this you might be wondering? Simple really Earnest Maxim's daughter Edith Maxim was my Great Grandmother. I lived on the family farm as a teenager. the tool shed where the prototype was built still stands.

[@Yoda2]

Can you do a video on ownership? eg. What is a trust, why use it? Or buy the can in your own name

[@TM-ew6oi]

This video is great! Alot of great info. My only problem is I still do not which one to get. I am just getting into silencers. I have a ar10 6.5 creedmoor adjustable gas block, and a 6.8 spc. I am looking at a dead air sand man, and the vox. I am open to suggestions though. I want quiet at the ear and reliability, built tough. Dead air has always stood out to me and I was looking at the S, now I see the nomad is a great option but I want the keymo so I can swap between the 2 rifles until I buy another silencer. Any help on this. Sandman seems cost effective because it comes with the mount and muzzle device.

[@ikustafik]

Awesome info! Will be sharing.

[@the1spyderryder]

That is an awesome video. Very informative!

[@ORLANDOBUSA]

wow thanks man, I learned a lot of your discussing on the video, this is great, thank you so much!

[@Jscull12]

Adam, I made a comment in your Mod9 review video as well. I've got a few buddies in the same boat but we're all looking to get into suppressors. Which, thank you for your videos they are super informative. I think you convinced me CGS cans are the way to go btw along with the GBRS guys. Do you still offer discounts on their cans through Patreon? Would you mind letting me know when you get the chance? Thank you ahead of time!

[@nfareview]

ATTN: KZbin IS SHUTTING DOWN ALL GUN CHANNELS! I have moved over to Rumble. Others are leaving KZbin in droves as well. All my NEW content is being posted on Rumble and all my old content is being sync'd by Rumble and stored on their servers for preservation. My channel is easy to find, just search for "NFA Review" in the search bar and you can find me and subscribe! KZbin has given me 2 strikes so far on videos that weren't out during their new policy change. In addition they are deleting 5-6 videos of mine a week! They are doing the same to other Gun Channels and even the manufacturers that have channels. It's time we take our viewership over to Rumble! No more scrolling and watching non gun related content while we are logged in, no more fresh content, no more support. They don't want us here and Rumble has extended open arms to us and other free thinkers who aren't afraid to call BS on how far society has fallen! I've run this channel professionally for 12+ years, logged 60+ Million views, 10+ years of public shooting events, and hopefully provided insight and detailed information to our community helping everyone make informed decisions on hard to purchase items. I TRULY and whole-heartedly appreciate all of you. It's surreal that all my blood, sweat, and tears are about to be "digitally book burned" by KZbin but Rumble has cast a lifeline to free speech and the rights of everyone to learn about firearms and suppressor ownership! To my awesome Patreon Members and my subscribers here, thank you! We are beginning a new chapter, ushering in a new fight and WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT. See ya on Rumble! - Adam

[@DanielBoone337]

Have you done the video about free bore boost yet because that would be a pretty cool video for sure!!!

[@leethomas556]

Just bought my first suppressor last week

[@nfareview]

Welcome to the club!

[@Thumper68]

How far away is the meter away from end of suppressor? When they say at ear that range definitely could vary. Decibel x app is actually decent on iPhone. Niosh also has a decent one. But you can buy a db meter that's pretty accurate to 140 for 20 bucks now days

[@markRTFGuns]

Very informative. Thank you very much. Really enjoying your videos.

[@JK-ug7rm]

Need a good video on mounts. 9mm semiauto pistol 9mm carbine (CZ evo , iwi x95) Omega 9K

[@jhoniegas4714]

Good day sir.. do have silencer for Glock 17 gen 4.. how to buy? What will be the process import from other Country

[@MarkThomas-pf8ml]

I was wondering if somewhere down the road you could possibly follow up with a little test to see how much if any accuracy is effected with the use of the wipe...? Thanks...

[@nfareview]

I think Energetic Armament already did a video on their channel about it. I may be mistaken...

[@craigthescott5074]

The term suppressor is not a slang term for the silencer. It’s a more accurate term since a suppressor is not silent by any means. Hirim Maximum called it originally a silencer but this has been changed to suppressor over the years. Only Hollywood calls it a silencer.

[@nfareview]

You can always tells who watches the video before commenting and who doesn’t.

[@syoncha]

Very well done video

[@nfareview]

Hope it helped you in some way!

[@kvonkirk2340]

For all you glock guys always change the spring to a 20Ib when you get a "suppressor/ silencer/ can/ moderator." It makes a LOT less decibels because the factory spring is designed for Speed.

[@teller1290]

I just tried my Glock 21 with old (but unused) AAC Ti-rant 45 suppressor. Kind of a disaster. No spring substitute but it cycles flawlessly. However, accuracy with suppressor is a WHOLE different question: it was horrible. 8-10" from bullseye at 15 yds (no matter what click position it was in) with pistol that was 2" high, 2" right at 15 yds unsuppressed. Suggestions?

[@ej2659]

Great videos, just became a Patreon. Still pondering what my first can will be.

[@nfareview]

Glad to have you onboard EJ! Are you coming to Suppressed Fest by any chance? We are doing a Patreon meet up! Make sure to catch up on all the posts on Patreon!

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[@cableguy20081222]

You did a great job man, don't apologize you did great!

[@gregsmith9862]

Very informative, I learned a lot, thanks

[@Painterrap]

If you have ever seen a blow poke put into a fire and then someone actually blows on it then you probably saw the fire increase in burn rate and temperature at least temporarily. This is the same phenomenon that occurs in first round pop. A small fireball comes down the barrel as you fire the weapon and it goes into the suppressor. Because the suppressor was likely filled with atmosphere as most are before being shot the oxygen present in the suppressor increases the burn rate because oxygen is an accelerant and ultimitley a vital component to a continued exothermic reaction. When the burn rate is suddenly increased because of a rapid encounter with oxygen this causes the associated gases that were supposed to be expanding and cooling to suddenly spike in both pressure and temperature/burn rate which causes the gases to exit the suppressor at a slightly higher pressure and temperature then if the suppressor had no oxygen in it. All of this combined results in a slightly louder first round because your ear percieves that increase/ change in pressure and relays it to your brain. The phenomenon is often short lived though because the shots following the first one (FRP-first round pop) travel through the suppressor after most of the oxygen has been displaced from the gases of the first shot which make them nice and quiet. With that said if the suppressor is left for a short period of time (e.g. long enough for atmosphere to re-invade the suppressor) then you will experience first round pop again.

[@TYMWLTL]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@bit5tr3am]

Top video seriously, props!

[@joshuafreeman9807]

As far as function goes, if I'm understanding, baffle system is just better than monocore? What's the benefit of monocore besides cleaning?

[@rockyroller13]

You talked thru the segments , I could not hear the suppressors verses the non suppressed .

[@nfareview]

rockyroller13 it’s not like I have hundreds of suppressor review videos or anything...

[@BigJohnsonGG]

Very Nice Video, Thanks For Sharing! 🤘🏼 Carry On

[@jeffreywarrenyoung2745]

Great channel now I am a subscriber Thx Much JWY

[@jeremiahcaron8322]

Good video

[@ericthered760]

Just FYI - @1:54 - Hiram Maxim - you pronounced the inventor's name as "Her-am;" it's actually pronounced "Hy-ram."

[@bryanjaeck4828]

I was in New Zealand last year, a lot of center fire rifles for hunting are sold with silencers........

[@morleychallenged]

Hey thanks, but I'm a live sound guy for bands. I might be here by mistake. A gun without a suppresor, inflicts an "impulse response", if you test it with a microphone where the shooter's ears are, or neighboring ears to the left and right. I generally don't wan't to see more than 97dB in my ears, if I'm the shooter.

[@morleychallenged]

Most people don't measure their hearing protection, or their ear wax; While expecting the ambien't environment to pretend to be nominal. dB is frequently measured dBu...an arbitrary abstinence from measurement of electrical energy. Context means lots to measuring the sound of a gunshot. It's not just about the shooter. You only live with one set of numbers, with or without a suppressor. Lateral deflection can give you away.

[@morleychallenged]

I do sound for bands by listening to every wall and hillslope I can hear.

[@tygercat9122]

Great video! The Form 1 Buttmaster was a nice touch.

[@NotMitch69]

Excellent video

[@lanceelliott3010]

You seem to be really impressed with the Kraken 9. I'm stuck trying to decide between the Kracken 9 and Omega 9k for my first suppressor on a scorpion evo 3 s1. Help!!??

[@douglee1574]

The 9 months he mentions as the waiting period is now 12 to 14 months. 7-16-2020

[@Traderjoe337]

You mentioned the form 4 process right? I’ve always wondered, you have to do a NICS check when you buy a gun, do they do a background check at all when you buy a suppressor? Or do they just want you to pay the tax and know you have it? I work at a gun shop so I know we don’t run a NICS check on the customer, but does anyone else in that 9 month process do it?

[@CounterT007]

Good stuff man! I subscribed because of this

[@hannibalsmith1194]

Your description of FRP is a bit off. The hot gases do not "ignite the oxygen". More like the "oxygen ignites the hot gases". The combustion of the powder is not 100% efficient (especially in a short barrel), so the hot gases still have some unburned fuel left in them, which is oxidized when the hot gases meet the oxygen in your suppressor. But oxygen does not burn.

[@Glocktard]

Lost of really good info here, thank you.

[@wongfou]

Thanks!

[@RangerM98]

Um....a suppressor and a silencer....are totally different. And anyone who says different doesn't know what they are talking about. The fact is that just because many people are ignorant and they refer to BOTH suppressor and silencer as meaning the same thing, that doesn't change the fact that a suppressor SUPPRESSES recoil and/or flash signature and a silencer REDUCES the sound signature. The definition of suppress is: to prevent the development, action, or expression of (a FEELING, IMPULSE, idea, etc.); another words it RESTRAINS THE RECOIL and or the 'flash' which is a viewable signature (ie flash suppressor). So no, they are not the same thing and no, someone that believes different is not ignorant. But I respect your opinion.

[@nfareview]

Sigh…..

[@dat3rdsideboy386]

Get a life

[@RangerM98]

@@dat3rdsideboy386 says the guy that responds to a post 10 months old (lol).

[@dat3rdsideboy386]

@@RangerM98 what does it matter the day I seen it yesterday technically it’s all new to me

[@obeace4495]

Very informative. I needed this video, thanks

[@machinis]

Great video. The ButtMaster Poop001 is an excellent suppressor.

[@tm71100]

gotta take a nap , so much good info.Brain drain , will be back tomorrow.....Sub'd

[@andylsnyder]

Legal to own and hunt with in Iowa. Keep up with the great videos.