HuxWrx Brings Another Can to the Table: Ventum 762 Reviewed

HuxWrx Safety Co. has released the first universal HUB-compatible flow-through suppressor, the Ventum 762. This 30-caliber suppressor isn’t unique just because of its flow-through design and compatibility with the most common suppressor mounting options, but also because it has a removable 3-D printed core. Use and abuse this suppressor and if you happen to wear it out or damage it, the functional part of the suppressor will be easily swapped out to yield a practically brand-new item.
As mentioned, The Ventum has two main components: the outer sleeve and the inner core. This outer sleeve is constructed of 17-4 stainless steel, making up the majority of this suppressor’s weight. The inner core is a very durable and lightweight Grade 5 titanium 3-D printed baffle system. Similar in design to their FLOW 762, this core redirects gasses away from the bore, cooling and slowing them before they are vented away from the shooter.
This redirection and venting of gasses greatly reduces or prevents the blowback of toxic fumes into the shooter’s face. The low-pressure design is also ideal for semi-auto and full-auto platforms. In fact, HuxWrx has shown this suppressor to only affect bolt velocity in these systems by +/- 4% of what they are without the suppressor.
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[@Posterharpua]

really love what HuxWrx has been doing lately.

[@nelhead4807]

That’s awesome seeing a review from a place I visit a lot.

[@MrFarva85]

I bought this suppressor because I do not want to mess with dialing in gas and also to prevent gas to the face. The fact that it’s louder than other suppressors is just a trade off. Do you think an AR10 with a regular gas block will work fine?

[@apatriot1762]

Any idea of the cost of the replacement core? I’m currently waiting on mine to arrive

[@rccaraddict294]

What’s the best QD hub mount to use with it ? The HUXWRX QD isn’t even available to the public yet.

[@alexlevinson8629]

I bought one, and while I’m hopeful, and understand the trade offs on a serviceable, hub, flow through can, I’m not impressed after 2 trips. Very sparky and kind of loud so far. I think I’d be more pleased if huxworx would release their own hub mounts. I expect the sparking to subside after a thousand rounds or so. Nice video! Edit: No ear pro in an indoor range is wild, homie 🤣. My tinnitus is saying hi to your tinnitus

[@F0xj]

They just released their own hub mount though it’s fairly expensive. as far as the sparks, I hear that it takes about 400 rounds to get rid of them though that’s only hearsay since mine is still in limbo. How many rounds have you shot?

[@pogo458]

Nice

[@BreezyBeary]

Wish I could hear a single word out of his mouth. The only thing I could hear is the muzzle blast.