"Not a Suppressor" Sound Suppressor

[@MiculekDotCom]

Hey everyone! Microphones don’t do the actual change in sound direction any justice. There was a definite change in the way the sound hit you before and after the Sound Mitigation was attached.

[@Ray_Morris]

Hey Jerry, Thanks for the video. Could you tell much of a difference in the actual break performance with or without the deflector?

[@jadedengineer]

Idea is it doesn’t make it quieter, but it directs the noise away from the shooter.

[@trilliamogdlocog4986]

It's more suppose to push the sound away from the shooter ears into the direction your firing most people get these mixed with the idea of a suppressor

[@CaffyPvP]

@@trilliamogdlocog4986 It's the firearm equivalent of cupping your hands around your mouth when you yell.

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

IT sounded the same to me . BUT I'm buying one because it looks like a suppressor !! tellin the truth !!??

[@ccubsfan94]

Government: You can't drive a car without a muffler Also Government: You can't put a muffler on your gun.

[@snafuequals]

To be fair, you can't shoot a gun in the middle of a city and you don't need a muffler at the track.

[@masterkeep]

@@snafuequals At a range you can.

[@snafuequals]

@@masterkeep Wow, thanks for that amazing tidbit. A racetrack or shooting can be in the middle of a city. Who knew?!

[@snafuequals]

@OUR Republic- Never Give In there are illegal cars and shootings in every city, we're obviously discussing law abiding citizens

[@CM-fx1tp]

@@snafuequals To be fair we need to understand that shooting without protections in your house (when you are in a hurry is difficult to put hear protections) for keeping you and your family alive it is very likely to put you and your family on a life treathening danger cause you can hardly repeat a shot if you are in shock for the first bang. Instead if drive without a muffler in the middle of the city, it is only a noiy car, you will not kill o put in danger ANYONE!

[@ruthlessrubberducky5729]

The fact that somebody probably has this legend as a grandpa just makes me happy.

[@dalton12316]

His daughter, Lena Miculek is a pretty amazing person in the sport shooting world as well, definitely has jerry's dna

[@thewarnerCHANNEL]

How bout it?

[@jdschauss]

Jealous is the word I was thinking of, but you be you. ;-)

[@SDADDYWSL1TR3Y]

He only has a daughter I’m not sure if he has any grandkid’s

[@kevinm.n.5158]

You don't know about Lena? Must be awful uncomfortable under that rock.

[@hogwildbowhunter]

Safety safety safety, the device is cool but Jerry shooting the expected 3 rounds and finding a fourth as he verified empty is a priceless lesson for all!!! Remove the magazine then work the bolt - Thank you for not editing that out!!!

[@mr.b3132]

Absolutly..Dosent matter how exprianced you are..

[@sfhsdrtzt6]

I cannot upvote this enough!

[@northernnorm65]

Sometimes i think he does things like that on purpose to lead by example without being preachy a true professional

[@captainlorres7001]

Yes maybe it was on purpose. He reacted too soon and was to much suprised.

[@reno145]

It is like biting your tongue when you eat: Proof that you can do something correctly for decades and still make a mistake now and then.

[@mannypardo1080]

I can hear the ATF screeching "Noooooo you cant just own cool toys!"

[@tierneymarshall5960]

Jerry: “sounds suppressor go brrr-pfft”

[@PeferG17]

I can hear them already planning to execute my dog because they think it's a can...

[@brandon152lee]

@@PeferG17 in this day in age I would not be surprised if those involved with an unconstitutional operation like that didn't live much longer

[@IBUILTTHAT]

I hear the law says that's not a toy. "(24)The terms “firearm silencer” and “firearm muffler” mean any device for silencing, muffling, or diminishing the report of a portable firearm, including any combination of parts, designed or redesigned, and intended for use in assembling or fabricating a firearm silencer or firearm muffler, and any part intended only for use in such assembly or fabrication."

[@Itsme-mx5tl]

I have a Witt Machine internally suppressed upper and I am happy with it.

[@90beastmaster]

First “not a stock” then “not a grip” next “not a suppressor”. brilliant. 👌 *Italian finger kiss*

[@tc6818]

It's like a Jedi mind trick. "These are not the illegal components you're looking for".

[@mattdietz9580]

Don’t forget “not full auto”

[@Drunken_Hamster]

@@mattdietz9580 Grins in FRT Ar15.

[@BeReal918]

🤌

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

Lol, never heard "chef's kiss" called that 😜

[@TT-by2vz]

Legend says, when Jerry pulls the trigger the second time, the first bullet hasn't left the barrel.

[@BB-ih3bk]

I hope not for he must have experienced a squib or 2.

[@roquri]

Jerry has to shoot slower than he can to not have that happen!

[@JreUK]

His hands are registered auto sears

[@ariapro7]

This seems like a great idea. Making the weapon safer for the user's ears in the long run without making the lawmakers mad.

[@Echowhiskeyone]

It doesn't matter what you do, the lawmakers will always be mad at you for something.

[@saltyp7573]

Putting ANYTHING on a firearm makes them mad. Like a foregrip on a AR🤔.

[@kevinmims7549]

Unfortunately most lawmakers are mad that citizens can own firearms period.

[@mattipps]

Ya they'll be mad either way.

[@trucid2]

@@kevinmims7549 They want you unable to defend yourself, whether with firearms or with any other object. That's the law in UK as it currently stands.

[@RobotRollCallMusic]

I've been watching this channel for a while now. Over time you can really tell Jerry has become more comfortable being in front of the camera and his personally has really started to come across.

[@Spoons7414]

Lol I love this guy. Imagine how fun a range day with him would be and how much you’d learn without even trying

[@cericson3426]

And how much you would get fussed at.. lol

[@islanderATP]

man I dream of that every day lol

[@mikeperry2561]

@@cericson3426 give me a day at the range with Jerry and he can fuss at me all he wants. lol

[@darwinwilliams2852]

FYI After viewing this video I hit the "LIKE" button and went on to view a different video. Later I returned to show this video to someone and discovered that the "LIKE" button was UNCHECKED. Thinking initially that it was my error I checked the "LIKE" again. This time I wanted make sure so I immediately returned to this video and again observed that the "LIKE" button was UNCHECKED. Have never seen this occur on any other KZbin video but have heard several gun video content providers talk about how KZbin has demonetized or otherwise cheated them and until now thought it was hype. Now I seen it with my own eyes how this video lost a "LIKE" repeatedly. Thought you'd want to know. Have subscribed and followed your content for years and really enjoy it. Thanks for the knowledge and entertainment Jerry. 👍👍

[@smas4749]

Jerry not only do you make shooting look cool, your never so serious it doesn't look fun. Keep it up!

[@Point_Particle]

This particular device has been reviewed in other videos with a decibel meter showing 10+ dB reduction in the pressure waves between the muzzle and the shooter. I would say that's a decent reduction for human ears.

[@memeshack9454]

just use headphones

[@Fossil_]

@@memeshack9454 You don't always have time to do that, in say, a home invasion scenario. These are supposed to help protect your hearing to a degree. There's also the fact that soundwaves travel inside our chests and skulls to our inner ears causing some hearing damage even when wearing hearing protection. This helps reduce those chances of that happening.

[@memeshack9454]

@@Fossil_ that makes sense. my first time shooting, my chest felt weird af standing next to 3 people using 12 gauges every time they took a shot

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

A 10dB reduction is pretty dang significant when you factor in that a -10 dB change is 10 times quieter. Yet another thing I just must have. CA legal too (for now)! I would love to build a rifle length 9mm PCC with this thing pinned, welded, and shrouded over (with a typical faux suppressor) to the barrel to make it the legal 16” in length. I would totally put this on a KUSA KR-9.. Perfect home defense PCC.

[@activatedcarbon158]

Exactly, nothing like blam blamming the op with bathroom acoustics ringing your ears lol

[@richardstephenson2541]

Thanks Jerry I love these short and simple little show and tell stuff.

[@johngross8300]

Paused it finally- I rolled the video back five times absolutely gobsmacked at the 4th round . . . Thanks Jerry for the honesty in edit. Not the first time either. Another lesson, enforced. “The weapon is always loaded! Until you verify that it isn’t (in a safe direction).” With Jerry and as an expert facilitator/instructor/mentor/coach/youtuber (lc). . .I have always admired your use of the flag. Gonna watch the rest now.

[@mattrich1845]

I have a lot of respect for Jerry,in the way he leads by example. Always up beat but safe. I would imagine by now a mag remival and battery check are muscle memory. I was raised by an Army Sgt Mjr ,who spent half of his career in EOD. With 4 boys he had to have his head on a swivel, raising us and teaching us firearms saftey. This is something he taught us at a very young age,and insisted we follow when shooting.

[@wldtrky38]

Safety Sallies be like "DON'T SHOOT YOUR HAND" Jerry laughs in chamber flag 😉

[@mannys9130]

I just wanna know how those people clean and inspect the bore of a revolver. Once the gun is cleared, it's fine to put things in front of the muzzle. Actually, it's very frequently required to do that. If you clear the gun properly, you will never be in danger. A chamber flag is idiot proof and others can see it from across the room which is great.

[@Seb-Storm]

@Dr. Delaney wEll If ThIs hAPenS... Omitting stupid comments like that yeah is very rare a round would go off by just standing in the barrel without any bolt behind

[@internetexpert8153]

@@mannys9130 or clean and inspect any firearm really. I was at cabela's the other day inspecting I used handgun I may want to purchase they wouldnt let me take. The trigger guard off or break the gun down for a simple inspection so I had to lock slide and inspect the bore from the muzzle end. People looking at me like I'm an idiot but who's the real idiots? 😂

[@keaganguiley7285]

I dont think any one needs to tell jerry how to handle his gun

[@imthatguy1878]

@@internetexpert8153 I most days either bring in my little flex bore light or small LED into shops but many times I've used my cell phone light or hold one towards one of their lights to look down the muzzle, I don't care what people think when I'm inspecting the rifling or barrel

[@BigBadJohn]

I've been shooting and around guns all my life and the key board warriors constantly worrying about flagging wear me out. A certain level of flagging has to occur especially when maintenance is occurring. While I do believe that you should be as safe as possible I don't believe that it's possible to demonstrate something on camera without some flagging. When it comes to Jerry it's best to just stop, listen and learn because he knows what he's doing. To put it in perspective over 30 years ago Jerry came over to help me at a shooting competition. In between matches Jerry came over fixed my gun issue and reinforced my footwork and grip, that helped me a great deal because it calmed me down. I didn't know who he was at that time but I sure want him to know how much I appreciated him doing that.

[@bluetrue6062]

On Jerry's flags, I really thought they were overkill until last week when I had a "mini incident". I was going to clean my work AR15. I never chamber a round when I place it in my vehicle. I removed the magazine, broke open the AR and removed the BCG when, to my horror, out came a chambered round onto the floor. Glad I didn't pull the trigger first because it was NOT on safe because I (ignorance/arrogance)never leave a round in the chamber😑. New rule: flag that sucker! I like florescent weedeater cord for its toughness and I have a bunch of odds and ends of it laying around. Thanks for the tip and advice, Jerry!👍

[@CycleRayinOK]

Always "Chamber check, mag check". Always, every time you pick it up or do anything with it. I know, it seems silly to do it that often, but I have caught myself holstering an un-chambered firearm more than once. And I don't remember clearing the chamber. Helpful ghost that really isn't helpful? Maybe an angry spirit that hopes that I'll end up carrying a weapon with no chambered round, get into a "dynamic critical incident", and end up dead because I got the loudest click you never want to hear.

[@CycleRayinOK]

Always "Chamber check, mag check". Always, every time you pick it up or do anything with it. I know, it seems silly to do it that often, but I have caught myself holstering an un-chambered firearm more than once. And I don't remember clearing the chamber. Helpful ghost that really isn't helpful? Maybe an angry spirit that hopes that I'll end up carrying a weapon with no chambered round, get into a "dynamic critical incident", and end up dead because I got the loudest click you never want to hear.

[@SpartanD63]

I've put a hole in the floor "dry firing" a Glock to disassemble it... Turns out the extractor didn't extract, but I was distracted and didn't notice. It was my brother's gun and he ended up putting a round through a laptop for the same reason with the same gun.

[@ballin3623100]

@@SpartanD63 smart bunch over there 😂

[@OldSchoolDad]

These actually work. The blast is directed forward and really reduces the noise for the operator.

[@TheSnakeman3]

May use a sound meter so we can see the difference? I couldn’t tell any difference.

[@steelboymi]

The echo from the woods seemed more pronounced on second shot

[@BigShaneGillis]

You aren’t gonna hear much of a difference on camera either way

[@nrtallarida]

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[@vhandarsh51]

@@nrtallarida Thank you.

[@PSG1JOHN1]

it shoots the sound forward..... and keeps the shock wave from hitting people to your left and right..... It does not make the the sound quieter... but it does change the direction muzzle break blast from at 300 degrees arch to 15-30 degrees. surefire warden does the same.

[@chriserickson4417]

Jerry is always "safety first" flagging the chamber is excellent. Thank you for all the videos, as they are educational and entertaining.

[@killerbern666]

jerry is basicaly the grandpa we all wish we had as a kid... and as adults XD

[@Nerotique]

Him and Hickok45.

[@ca5ualm3dia]

there are many cans like this , they are great for the indoor range , so the blast goes forward instead of into your neighbors lane , they also have linear comps that do this !

[@AtlasJotun]

I have a very similar device in .223. I put it on my Ruger .22lr Charger 10-1/2" pistol and generally leave the "sound-forwarding sleeve" off- because every .22 needs an aggressive muzzle break, clearly. I do want to try it on .223 Rem. sometime, I've just been too lazy to swap it out so far (plus it makes me chuckle every time I see it on the little Ruger). Great video Jerry! Post Script: Go from 2:03 to 2:38 to hear them back-to-back, definitely a noticeable difference even through the mic!

[@dennisdain987]

The 2:03 to 2:38 comparison really showed a difference. I really want one (or 2) of these.

[@AtlasJotun]

@@dennisdain987 At least 2 for sure! You can find cheap no-name versions online for less than 50 clams. A few years later, that little Ruger of mine still has one mounted. It's aluminum, and I have one made of steel on a .223 AR as well. It's nice that I can slap the sleeve on any time there are other shooters on the range. The one Jerry tried is pretty slick though, and still dirt cheap compared to a can! That said, even the cheap ones are functional brakes, mine seems to have similar or slightly better compensation than the A2 birdcage. Difficult to say due to the low recoil of the cartridge, but the reduction in blast/concussion with high-pressure ammo is significant. Great if you shoot with friends or at a busy range.

[@dennisdain987]

@@AtlasJotun , since I'm not allowed suppressors here in California, I have to take what I can get. Would love a suppressor, but I try to stay within the lanes and under the radar.

[@fumasterchu12]

That looks interesting, and I could hear a difference. I am sure it sounds even better in person, I've noticed my suppressed videos don't give a true representation of the sound. Always safety first, you make a great role model sir!

[@tazbig]

I have something just like that on my 300 blackout pistol. It honestly does help especially on indoor ranges or shooting in a confident environment (like a hunting blind).

[@Robbie64]

Much respect for you. You always put safety at the highest level

[@AlCasa52]

Doesn’t Jerry sound like the rival coach in waterboy? “Yo fiiiied”

[@WilliamWonka]

Its funny cuz Coach Klein was played by Jerry Reed. Jerry kinda looks like Jerry, too.

[@AlCasa52]

DJGatortail lmfao so true! Jerry looks like Jerry hahaha

[@TheFaceStabber]

When you're hot you're hot.

[@sum1G]

🤣

[@draxxsklounst6595]

My momma told me not to get a tattoo of Roy orbison on my ass

[@69CamaroSS]

The question is: does mitigating the sound also mitigate the effect of the comp due to the gasses be redirected forwards....where they would be going without the comp? 🤔🤔

[@justinsebesta1288]

Having used similar devices on various calibers and rifles its a rather small perceived difference in felt recoil once you add the blast shield or mitigation sleeve. However the sound signature changes dramatically instead of clearing your sinuses it blows the sound downrange. Really a nice tool for hunting rifles since half the time in the heat of the moment you forget to put in ear plugs before taking that shot.

[@PynkPwny]

You are going to lose the effectiveness of the comp since you are pushing the gas forward with the device installed.

[@justinsebesta1288]

@@PynkPwny maybe a small percentage but thats all relative to how much volume is being pushed forward, cartridge, barrel length, and Lots of other factors but my experience tells me you might lose 5-10% brake effectiveness but depending on all the factors previously listed and the shooter you may or may not notice a difference besides the change in muzzle blast.

[@BlankJonahM]

@Dan Trebune It captures the gas and forces it to expand over a greater time interval. Still expands in the forward direction, but with a lower force.

[@cypheir]

Think of it like a convertible car. Do you want the effect of the comp? Don't thread the blast can on. Do you want the sound diverted to the front? Thread on the blast can. It's one device that can act as either device. Will the comp still function the same with the can threaded on? No, it'll function like a blast diffuser.

[@makingPAIN]

I accidentally watched this video, Mr ATF agent. Won’t happen again.

[@jackprice6599]

@MVia What would the lady in New York harbor say?

[@PeferG17]

too late they already shot the dog...

[@cymond]

Nothing to fear, it's just a forward blow compensator just like many others from KVP, KAK, etc

[@ClarenceCochran-ne7du]

Thank you for covering and demoing the product Jerry. I've been looking at the Witt for a while, but haven't seen anyone do a demo yet. I refuse to pay $200 for a "Mother May I" Tax Stamp, or to add my name to ATF's 'Confiscate First' List, so this is certainly an option.

[@thejoshbtv]

I feel the need to get this even though I have no need for it.

[@WilliamHunterII]

I know what you mean. I finally learned. Now I'm saving up for a Weatherby.

[@guysview]

That is exactly what they hope a lot of people say.

[@yourmom1302]

Well for me I feel like I need to get things before they become illegal

[@magnanimus9692]

Ok so like the majority of your gun-related purchases.

[@bigd7861]

@@yourmom1302 Best way of knowing you need something, is when the government declares that you can't have it!

[@_Epictetus_]

2:51 We always like what we hear from you Jerry ;-) Keep up the great work

[@reddfigga80]

"I got my hands in front but I gotta flag, relax!" Lol love it✌🏾✌🏾😂

[@yukon4545]

Works like a linear comp. They do make a difference. I have a Lavang and a Kaw Valley, makes a huge difference.

[@imthatguy1878]

I agree

[@Prepare2Survive]

I have a Kaw Valley linear comp for my 9mm Ruger PC carbine that costs 40 bucks and behind and besides the gun it's quieter and it increased my accuracy a lot. Down range it still makes the same noise.

[@Charsept]

That's a much more pleasing tone. Directing the gas that way seems help.

[@comesignotus9888]

Would be nice to see some actual measurement of the sound intensity.

[@turksandwich7538]

That is what I was thinking as well. A camera mic isn't going to be able to "show" the difference.

[@ec1246]

A channel called Sig GlockinColt made a video with a decibel meter, they don't mention the barrel length but it definitely lowered the db at the shooters ear

[@wanaan]

​@@ec1246 I'm interested in how loud the sound bouncing back would be for "open air" range, rather than outdoor. Shooting range in my area have no roofs, but they all have walls.

[@marquez4497]

Looks like it just directs the sound forwards

[@realeyesrealize388]

It can't actually lower volume, even by 1 decibel, by definition of what a suppressor is. It's like someone yelling at you while facing you, versus yelling at you with their back turned to you. Same volume on both.

[@willbar1961]

I put a brake on an AR pistol. LOUD!! changed to one with a flash can and really helped.

[@samral94]

2:04 - compensator 2:38 - mitigation thingy

[@the_i.t_guy1134]

Thank you

[@realeyesrealize388]

Compensator: lowers decibel of round. Mitigation thingy: doesnt.

[@WillyWillerton]

Am I the only one who didn't hear much of a difference? If at all?

[@bens.9858]

Jerry to the rescue! I was literally looking for non suppressor sound mitigation last night then I wake up to this! Will definitely give it a look!

[@AllTheDips]

I run your Mic-comp on my .223 competition rifle.. i just might have to add this new compensator to my home defense rifle!

[@shootinnscootin5545]

I run a Witt Machine SME 308 on my PTR91 and it's great. It takes down a lot of the felt recoil and sends all the muzzle blast forward. Loud and spits one hell of a nice fireball!

[@richb.4374]

Right now some ATF agent is having a nervous breakdown.

[@ronharmsen8466]

Lol...I got goosebumps when he said relax. It was a Bob Ross moment. Good video! 👍

[@bedlamite42]

The difference in sound between a muzzle brake and a linear comp is significant, this should be even better than a linear comp.

[@imthatguy1878]

The flaming pig can blows it straight out too, I hear and feel the difference between the two on my stuff and it's significant

[@joejeans7913]

so is this an NFA? can I send it to my house without all the forms?

[@joshrandall3632]

National treasure right there. I'm thinking about upping my game and wearing a t-shirt of myself around just because.😂

[@praywithpio6028]

I've got it flagged; relax. 😆

[@magnanimus9692]

Subtext: "relax [your anal sphincters]".

[@marshallmarshall78]

Thank you so very much for your time and effort in sharing your vast knowledge and experience. Newbie in Texas

[@milkdrinker7]

I think because microphones automatically dampen very loud noises, this is maybe not as clear how effective this device is irl. Perhaps you could run tests with a camera like 50 feet away to make up for that

[@AdventInnovative]

1:20 I love how Jerry is aware of sweeping at all times as any competition shooter should be.

[@willy-pi4xg]

linear compensator then

[@michaelmatthews5814]

Mr Miculek is a legand. Thank you, Sir, for a fine video.

[@Erteywie]

I'd like a comparison between this and Strike Industries "Oppressor"

[@eddyflo2978]

Second it

[@crispy-k]

Pretty cool! I hope someone out there makes good microphones that don't have auto adjustment on so we can really hear the difference, or "power" of the sound.

[@dnavarro0523]

The way he looks at me when he says there's a flag in the barrel is all I need to feel safe

[@Stigstigster]

Every time I see Jerry with that tee shirt with his face on it it makes me smile from ear to ear. There's just something about it that really tickles me!

[@nicholasbeeson4999]

I can tell there is a difference in sound pitch but because of the technology of the recording device it is difficult to understand the real difference in sound. Anyone know of the dB drop reported by the manufacturer?

[@pacanis]

I tried one from Witt. It surely channeled the blast forward. But it not only changed my POI at 25yds 1-1/4" in a 7:00 direction, it took a .25 group and made it a 1.25 group. Five shots at 25yds. So it does mitigate the sound, but accuracy with the Witt compared to another brand was pathetic. But if your state doesn't allow suppressors, which have always tightened groups for me, in various calibers and with different cans, I would definitely check into their "used" return policy. No matter which SMD you try. Just a heads up. I'd hate to be using one for hunting at 75+ yds.

[@Mirage5892]

Question Sir. Does attaching the sound mitigation device to the compensator reduce the effectiveness of the recoil reduction the comp provides?

[@corat4965]

If anything it adds enough weight for you to not feel a difference if there is any.

[@0U8123MTA3]

2:03 vs 2:38 - sounds great!

[@ariapro7]

How did it do at mitigating recoil? Seems like it would negate the effects of your muzzle brake

[@trucid2]

@MVia If it's doing its job then the sound downrange will be louder.

[@damonthomas8955]

Yeah, that seems like a major issue, given the savage and painful recoil of the 5.56.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

I could be wrong but the comp still redirects the gas to the sides. Then the jet effect is much less as it vents out the front of the bigger sleeve due to the amount of space/volume between the comp and outer sleeve.

[@corat4965]

@@parrisgeorge9708 I would agree but I believe the gas would be slowed down by a pretty large margin as with a lot of brakes the gasses are forced back from the brake at an angle.

[@CountryBoy-zl4fh]

It definitely negates the use of the comp by not allowing the gases to escape out the sides and do it's job of reducing muzzle jump.

[@LS1007]

Cool product. Thanks for sharing it and emphasizing safety. Stay safe! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

[@robertl1135]

Alphabet soup bois be like: “NOoo0O uR ChEAtiNG!!”

[@CalzaTheFox]

Linear comp, or blast can are some alternative names for the concept. You're essentially turning off the recoil-mitigation of the muzzle device in exchange for less concussion.

[@bdkj3e]

Might need this for my PLR16, that thing is stupid loud. Edit: the damn thing is $175, that's half what I paid for my PLR.

[@MuzzleFrontLLC]

Thank you again for doing this video. We appreciate your time!!

[@philippefrater2000]

All my guns are suppressed, no taxes stamps and waiting time here in France. Just buy it!!! 🤘 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😇🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@trilliamogdlocog4986]

This isn't a suppressor it's a flash can on a muzzle device..

[@mattipps]

Can you own an ar15 in 5.56 nato?

[@joebonsaipoland]

Liar 🤥 no gun sales in France .

[@joebonsaipoland]

Hook a brother up if true !

[@dnfl-7168]

Noise pollution is big in France

[@Daniel08353]

2:44 “Please like and subscribe so I can “get some”!” 3:00 😆

[@Mack_Dingo]

Its gonna scare the enemy even more now

[@PanchoSmitty1122]

Indian Creek Design has these as well, but they are universal and work with any flash-hider/compensator that is out there except for the big boxy ones.

[@FpsGamer43]

*the ATF wants to know your location*

[@johnnydoe7846]

Better hide your puppy dogs.

[@joshpomponio2993]

We always get some when we come to this channel thanks Jerry

[@Ricktrr]

You might want to let your subscribers know that Witt Machine isn't filling orders or responding to inquires.

[@nobodynoone2500]

Most makers of supressors have a similar product. Like the SureFire Warden, etc. But most only work with their own muzzle devices, so that might be the biggest consideration in what brand to choose.

[@SolidBold00]

Dude right? I’m trying to buy a suppressor and no responses at all. It’s like they left the website up to collect money and ghosted

[@adamlong54]

I got the Jerry Miculek muzzle break. Works flawlessly. Dont need to be quiet loud and proud sir. Cans are for team guy's and hit men LMFAO. I dont need no stinking silencer. I need loud and scarry run and hide im coming with the Thunder stick lol

[@chadmiller8019]

"If a compensator isn't loud. It isnt working" Meanwhile bro truck guys are losing their mind

[@roberthall2401]

Im glad people are still coming out with some cool gun stuff

[@3_14cd]

You can actually call it a can and not get everyone offended

[@magnanimus9692]

It's 2020 man someone's gonna be offended.

[@bigd7861]

You are making that BLACK rifle do your bidding! I DEMAND REPARATIONS!!! 🙄🙄🙄

[@danfromthesouth5352]

Listen to 2:04 first and then skip to 2:38 and you can hear the difference pretty close together.

[@txdocprich_8404]

Doesn’t seem like much difference

[@AlexBoom73]

That is because the Camera's microphone flattens out the deicibel peaks when its recording. thats why a gunshot in a video sounds loud but not "loud" the only way to know the difference is to actually have a decibel meter at a fixed position (close to the shooters ear position) and do this same test again, then you can visualy see the difference

[@PB_]

Microphones mostly suck at comparing loudness. They automatically lower the recorded volume to „talking“ loudness. Also the Cam(+Mic probably) wasn‘t near the shooters face where the difference is supposed to be noticable. Tbh this video is useless. The only correct way to show its effectiveness is using a dB-meter where the head of the shooter would be.

[@jcims]

@MVia Seems like it would negate some of the effectiveness of the compensator though? Even in this vid it seems like there's a wee more muzzle flip with it on. Are you able to notice that at all?

[@imthatguy1878]

Until your beside someone or behind it yourself you won't see the difference

[@davidherreranieto5492]

Never disappoint I d wear the snot outta that shirt. Just missing a forward ol Glory

[@scottjenkins4613]

Rain of wrath by the gungrabbers to begin in ...3....2....1....

[@doug18d50]

Remembering a sound mitigation story 40-50 years ago in a shooting magazine (the paper kind you read) where the shooter aligned old car tires in a light frame or box and shot through the alignment at the target - not intended as a mobile device, but to reduce noise complaints from neighbors. Don’t remember whether he measured the mitigation level, but maybe effective enough to warrant a published article?

[@ItsEverythingElse]

Their website claims "a hearing safe environment". Absolutely not true.

[@ricksanchez7459]

Yea even with a real can a 223 is NOT hearing safe, it is bearable though.

[@internetexpert8153]

@1:16 I busted out laughing. You're the man jerry

[@andrewmangus8083]

Get some Jerry. Ur a role model for sure

[@phildewitt627]

We need more people like him on KZbin

[@a.r.r.5626]

You know you're a legend when you have you on your shirt....sweet....

[@srcottonmouth7824]

This is just what the doc ordered for my 10.5 inch truck toy thank you

[@jordanbarnard8219]

I use one of these when I shoot around barricades and stuff, helps stop gas blowback hitting you in the face. It also stops that concision that gives you a headache after shooting a couple hundred rounds. I’m running this on a ptr32 in 7.62x39 though.

[@motododo4626]

Your one cool old guy! Wish there was more people like you around.

[@postandghost9391]

2:04 Compensator alone 2:39 Comp with the gas deflector can

[@jamesegsmith]

Sounded exactly the same to me

[@postandghost9391]

@@jamesegsmith It can if you dont know what to listen for. The difference in noise is definitely noticeable from the cameras perspective. Its probably more noticeable in person, and if your on the receiving end I bet it is probably very noticeable.

[@gerryjones2732]

Nice.. I just took a short piece of copper pipe machined to slide over muzzle brake... It worked great a 45 ACP upper.. alittle time and 4 dollars

[@stephenjohnson6841]

Thanks once again Jerry!

[@GetSmartGrips]

Jerry I love you brother. Your just like my late grandfather ( not saying your old. ). He sounded looked and would say thing the same Ass you. I miss him a lot but I always got your Chanel to watch for a good laugh. Sorry if this post was wearied.

[@timschell3963]

Always appreciate your attention to safety

[@YoungKay213]

Hickok45 cousin 😄 Love his shirt too.! Awesome video Jerry u just got a new subscriber!!

[@bradolsen9981]

You sure are a happy little guy so it’s good to see a Jerry

[@joeytunez]

2:05 no can 2:38 with can For sure change in time but would have to be outside with him to feel how much. Worth investing