HUXWRX Blastphemy part 1 - First overall look and impression

Shooting impression and review to follow in a week!

[@joe03772]

Huxwrx changed the name because the full name is huxwrx saftey now. They did it for two reasons. First, to try to help sway opinion on suppressors to focus on hearing safety rather than being something evil like the media likes to portray anything firearm related. They also wanted to open themselves up to doing more safety products outside of strictly in the firearm industry.

[@davidkim9898]

Woohoo 🎉 200 subs!!! Around 2k now!

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

I know! I can almost quit my day job and be a full time Gun Tuber 🤙🏻😂

[@RobotPanda15]

Great channel and awesome review! Huxwrx is definitely changing up the game and is redesigning the entire suppressor industry. For future reference, from my understanding they wanted to change to Huxwrx (OSS is a parent company or something like that) because they're planning on doing more than just suppressors, they want to get into every aspect of safety when it comes to shooting

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Appreciate the feedback man!

[@ryanpeck3377]

QPQ = Quench, Polish, Quench. Its a type of nitriding process, supposedly makes the finish nicer looking and tougher.

[@yo.aj6391]

Dude! I was looking this up and your channel was first to show up. Add another subscriber!

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Thanks for the viewership and subscription! Tomorrow night I'll get the chance to actually put some rounds through it. Stay tuned for the vid!

[@adamadams6740]

Aww..you answered my question in the video,I should have held my question until I watched.

[@fowllab]

Been looking at the Flow 556 so this video popped up.. nice video. The bullet does not make contact with the muzzle device. So my understanding the way the end of the device is machined the actual gas will cause it to tighten itself.

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Yes, it is completely wide open. Strangely enough, this thing carbon locks pretty quickly. Like as quick as 5-6 rounds, whereas my actual can hadn't carbon locked on yet. One thing to keep in mind with the Flow 556K is that it's service life if only around 10k rounds and the standard HX-QD can is 20k

[@ryanpeck3377]

Fyi, average wait for an eform4 to be approved by ATF is now 200+ days and growing. ATF is still processing February and just starting to get into first couple days of March.

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Thank you, for being a ray of sunshine and a joyful contributor to my life 🙄🤣

[@gonzo-trey2500]

My efiled form 4 was filed july 5 approved September 15 .. guess was lucky

[@adamgriffin]

@@gonzo-trey2500 You need to start playing the lottery! 🤣

[@PepeDeezNutz]

Cry baby

[@MRsolidcolor]

just picked mine up from the AFT jail, took me a year from bought to in hand to the day, once they cashed my stamp. i have the OSS 556 can. she thick girl at the end for sure

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

I can't wait to get mine. As of today I'm 130 days in

[@willjohnson3299]

Nice video! And noice mch in the upper left hand corner🤌🏻🍻

[@adamadams6740]

Have you ever tried the Badlands? I’m going back and forth between these two options.there’s a lot more out there on the HUX,they seem too be really close to same thing done slightly different.JW if you had any experience with both.

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

I had never heard about the Badlands until now. I'd assume it has about the same effect as the Blasphemy. One good thing about the Badlands is that you don't need a special muzzle device/suppressor mount also. It's just direct thread

[@theripper20031]

Nice!! Thank you man

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

You're welcome! Thanks for the views and feedback!

[@theripper20031]

@@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132 after a year What's is your opinion before and now I saw this and I like it!

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

@@theripper20031 i barely even use it anymore. My Hux can was approved in March so this thing pretty much sits on my range bag. In the very rare occasions that I'm not shooting suppressed I just use the Blastphemy to keep from getting carbon on my lights. Lol

[@illestdomer2005]

Helped save me $175!

[@martyglapa359]

Since this device is designed to redirect the blast forward, protecting the shooter and bystanders from micro-concussions and overpressure, how much if any does it reduce blast noise to the shooter behind the gun? Is it a noticeable reduction (I realize this is not a suppressor).

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

I didn't really notice much difference. But someone else had commented that if I were using a muzzle brake, versus the flash hiders, that I would notice a much bigger difference. I am putting together an 18" build right now and have gone with a muzzle brake this time. I will try the Blastphemy on it once I have it completed and report back.

[@martyglapa359]

@@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132 Great thanks, please do let us know about it on the 18 inch

[@PhuVet]

Threw you a sub.... look at the LaRue Tranquillo. It's a zero backpressure system, actually long before oss

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Thanks for the views and subscription! Well hopefully my actual can will get approved in not too much time. I didn't really expect too much from the Blastphemy

[@dallasalexander8244]

Do I have to use huxwrx suppressor mount ? Or can u use another brand ? I’ve been wanting of these for a while but 556 is out of stock everywhere

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Yeah Hux mounts only. They have a 30 cal 1/2-28 brake available at Modern Warriors. Would work fine with 556 but if u ever got a Hux can you'd have to make sure u get a 30 cal can, because they are designed so that you can't accidentally screw a 5.56 can on a 7.62 gun.

[@LohkiKenzo]

What’s the length of the handguard and barrel of your setup? I want a flush look like that on a future build

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

The Mk18 has a 10.3" barrel and 9.55" quad rail. I had to use three shims to give it enough clearance. Maybe could've used just two

[@LohkiKenzo]

@@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132 thanks for the reply! I appreciate it

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

@@LohkiKenzo no problem! Thanks for the views and feedback!

[@alexnunez1679]

Quick question. I only used one shim to install the muzzle device on and when i waited to screw the blastphemy on it touches the handguard. Is this bad?

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

It's not good. It will upset the harmonics of the barrel and maybe possibly damage your barrel and/handguard(?). It would definitely be a no-go and could be catastrophic if we're an actual suppressor

[@alexnunez1679]

@@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132 I tried removing it but the rocksett I put on it will not let me remove it. I'll try again when I get a different adjustable wrench that can grab the muzzle device better

[@alexnunez1679]

I tried the boiling water method and it didn't work. I think it's just because of the wrench I'm using. I can only get a hold of a corner of the muzzle device

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

@@alexnunez1679 try soaking the muzzle device in water. It helps dissolve the Rocksett

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

@@alexnunez1679 try this one here. It's a little pricey for just one wrench, but it's worth having the right tool. FUJIYA Tools, FGL-38-BG, Adjustable wrench with Ratchet Wrench, Black & Gold color-, 9 Inch a.co/d/9okgdtm

[@hebrewhooligan5462]

So can anyone talk me into this? I have the OSS (I can't stop calling them that either) HX QD 7.62 TI can (or I will any day now 270 as of today). I would like to get the Blastphemy just because it's cool, but for the life of me, I can't figure out what the point is once I have my can??? I guess I can just tell myself it's to protect my threads when I'm using my can on another rifle. Thanks for the video, man. I'll keep watching.

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

It's good for not carbon blasting your weapon light and protecting the threads, as you mentioned. If you have some spare cash and don't mind spending it on something that doesn't really do much else, go for it. Otherwise, I would just pass if I already had a can

[@dt_7557]

Has it came loose after firing alot of rounds?

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

It's actually the opposite and gets carbon locked on

[@fistofdagoldenmonkey2988]

Do you need aproval for this setup?

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Nope, it is not an NFA item

[@832fresh]

You do know they make left handed uppers, right?

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Very aware. My first AR was a left handed Stag

[@johnniecameron8829]

Why not just run 16 inch ????? Makes no sence to me

[@regulardudegungearreviewsh3132]

Different strokes for different folks, I guess 🤷🏻‍♂️