SilencerCo Switchback Overview

[@ke3552]

Nice work, thanks. Subbed.

[@nicholasgrover2993]

Cleaning this would be a nightmare I bet I got a mono core

[@D_S_88]

Just picked mine up a couple of days ago. Holy crap, this thing is legitimately Hollywood quiet. Shooting CCI Subsonic through a Taurus TX22.

[@kzookid545]

Thanks for reviewing this. I wanted an independent review of this suppressor before I pulled the trigger on it. It was between this and the mask.

[@Capitolarmory]

You're very welcome!

[@gsyoung54]

I absolutely Do Not Need another .22LR suppressor as I already have several that suppress the bullet noise and blast to less than a semi auto pistols mechanical noise.... but I'm getting one of these!

[@KinkySphincter]

gsyoung54 more of a want than need🤣🤣🤣

[@waltersmichael8915]

Nothing beats a good 22 silencer! I have the mask, and oculus, but I think I NEED this also.

[@Capitolarmory]

It's a good one---- but so are the mask and oculus. 22 LR suppressed never stops putting smiles on my face.

[@HDMann292]

Im buying this on Friday. just gotta get to my FFL.

[@al_wick4282]

A+

[@heraclitus6100]

Great review. Thanks!

[@ejharbet6390]

I wonder what using 2 combined would sound like?

[@liamhernandez9329]

What’s the quietest 22 Suppressor? For pistols, semiautomatic rifle, or bolt gun?

[@351CJ]

I have the new Beretta 21A covert with a Mask HD. I'm thinking of the switchback so I can use it in the short configuration. What do you guy's think is the best choice for a small 22lr can?

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

Did you lose any accuracy in the rifle optimized? I've heard that you do on a couple other videos

[@Firstamongstslowbois]

What’s up with that auto 22 ar 😬 I likey

[@toeonthetrigger7531]

I want to see this on a banshee 5.7

[@sxleong]

Person: *fires a couple rounds through the switchback 22* Neighbour: STOP FARTING WILL YOU? HOW INDECENT.

[@johnsimmer976]

Now that you teased us with the 5.7x28, what were the numbers on that? I am thinking about using it on the 17WSM, and 17 Hornet, any numbers for them?

[@trentmorrison6074]

Even though you showed the decibel report of each fire arm and configuration. Id like to know decibel reduction if possible please, im kinda trying to choose weather this is the right suppressor, the aeris or the thomas posiden 9.

[@rogueregimellc]

Please post the ps90 video and decibal ratings? Thats why im here ....

[@randomkai1870]

Time for a 22 can!

[@rrich52806]

I will get one 2019 because I can.

[@jonathanrollins2470]

Too bad I can't seem to find "replacement" end caps or thread adapters for this. SilencerCo must have read everyone's minds.

[@SourPatchPuss]

Jonathan Rollins I was thinking the same thing! The rear end cap is the only serialized part though.

[@ExtremeSquared]

You could still get two of them and run long-long.

[@collinrichards8519]

it there anyone who has tested this noise suppressor on a 22 magnum.

[@blc628]

So after comparing this to your review of the Dead Air Mask i don't see what's so special about this can. The mask outperformed the switchback on the 22/45 and only lagged behind the bolt action by about 2dB. However that's not a fair comparison since the CZ used for the mask has a shorter barrel than the Ruger, and longer barrels are always quieter. I'd take the can that performs better on a semi auto with no need to mess with configuration over this.

[@quiettime6871]

Gotta say I love my Mask. Lack of FRP is amazing and it has a super low tone once it got a little carbon layer inside.

[@blc628]

@@quiettime6871 maybe one day I'll get the government's blessing to take mine home

[@SourPatchPuss]

Well clearly having a modular can is a huge positive in itself. You can put a little tiny suppressor on your pistol and have it reasonably quieter without having a full 5” or so hanging at the end of the barrel. With the mask you have no choice, it obviously has to be in the full configuration at all times. The Mask is f**king awesome, but I think cans like this may be the future.

[@blc628]

@@SourPatchPuss perhaps in a larger heavier can. Personally i don't care about saving 2 to 3oz if it means it's no longer quiet. In the short config on a pistol it performed pretty poorly.

[@UpcomingJedi]

@@SourPatchPuss i read that the small configuration is all but useless in reducing sound levels. So i got the Mask instead. ONE of these days ill find the time to go try it out on my new chipmunk pistol Im so disappointed the gunshop man did not know of a pistol that does not eject unless you rack the slide (high standard pistol) or know about this one.

[@johntylke5365]

Can the Switchback 22 be used on a 22-250

[@UpcomingJedi]

No the 22 250 has wayyyy more gas volume. It will most likely end up flying off.

[@zman783]

Holy shit no!!! This made me laugh, not because of the question. I don’t mind any question and there r no dumb questions. I laughed because I pictured someone shooting this on a 22/250. Lol way too much pressure and gas for it to handle. Some 223 cans aren’t even rated for 22/250 because of this.

[@trentmorrison6074]

@@zman783 But more importenly, deos it take glock mags?

[@actualairsoftreviews3036]

Spectre 2 has been discontinued. I guess you are forced to buy one of these now lol.

[@ontarget1312]

Switchback or Mask?

[@Capitolarmory]

Both are fantastic. Mask is shorter and simpler, Switchback gives more options.

[@ontarget1312]

@@Capitolarmory which has a lower or better tone?

[@MimmyJorgan17]

I love the full auto 22. Any recommendations on where I can get one or just buy a PREBAN lower?

[@Capitolarmory]

Give the shop a call... auto 10/22s are a bit harder to come by, but preban lowers are fairly abundant.

[@BrassCatcher]

Ever try it on a 556? I know it’s not rated for it but there are plenty of sturdy 22lr cans that will stand up to a 556 for limited firing(such as home defense)

[@KiLLaDaTa]

This isn't at all similar to the Q Erector

[@kzookid545]

KiLLaDaTa well... it isn’t aluminum at least lol

[@Capitolarmory]

Pretty different, the length being modular isn't the big deal... it's the rifle optimization that really takes the cake. As far as the Erector, Sig's new 9mm can, and that whole "every baffle screws apart" --- that's old European technology, not used much in the US but a common design overseas.