Understanding Titanium Suppressor Muzzle Spark/Flash

[@MrWeirdoh]

Thanks a lot! I always tell people not to use titanium if they want to use night vision. Now I can send them your video ;)

[@jake45790]

Thanks for the good info I appreciate it 🙏 I work for an FFL/SOT so this information is pretty important to me since I sell suppressors.

[@gabrielpark8910]

I really enjoy my titanium suppressor on my range guns because it just makes it more pleasant to shoot I'm not worried about the sparks, the light weight and sound suppression just makes them more enjoyable to shoot. I sort of regretted mine aswell when I first got them but once I realized their purpose I don't regret them now

[@nateo6806]

Good information! Thank you.

[@TheBubblejunkie]

What about using the next size up?

[@BillyBob-bd1hj]

I have a form 1 can with ti tube and ti end cap, but stainless baffles, no sparking.

[@SS-tr5ru]

Info on the rifle ?

[@Feldmutze]

This is a Maxim Defense MDX:510 URG on an ADM4 lower with a bunch of HK furniture and I'm using a B&T handguard.

[@SS-tr5ru]

@@Feldmutze siiiick

[@downonit22]

Maybe the titanium cans would be better suited for a DMR roll?

[@Feldmutze]

I don't think so since the sparking is still very noticeable even on longer barrels. I do see it being beneficial strictly for range use as another commenter mentioned, or for hunting.

[@zokhrozzWoomzy]

why did you change your channel name?

[@Feldmutze]

There was confusion over the meaning of the previous channel name, and I had been rebranding to this new name on Rumble + Playeur several months prior, then I finally changed the KZbin channel name to match.