Why I still like High Backpressure Suppressors

[@Hoplopfheil]

I just like 'em, bros.

[@UnworthySeraphim]

Simpo as

[@blargblarghonk]

I like traditional baffle stack design. I'm not sold on flow through yet.

[@BrassFacts]

you don't like anything.

[@Senator-Wary]

Can is can

[@JC101Zero]

​@@BrassFacts no he likes obscure handguns no one wants anymore

[@Martin42944]

“And Hop is in town” Lesbian relationship status confirmed.

[@BrassFacts]

well, you see it's a bit more complicated> Hop is a lesbian, he is also my heterosexual life partner. It doesn't make sense, but it also does.

[@Maxx_Rockatansky]

69 likes on this comment. If anyone hits like one more time, they are committing a hate crime.

[@Enjoyer.762]

​@@BrassFacts LGBTQ-BLM-HOP

[@aries144]

@@BrassFacts "It doesn't make sense, but it also does." I see you too have mastered modern leftism.

[@leanbean8962]

@@BrassFacts if hop borrows my snowman's nose during Christmas this year i dont want it back.

[@Pinetreemoto]

“I still like my high back pressure can” I say through tears while my ar15 leaks black sludge down my magazines

[@Joseph-f8j1f]

I felt the same way until the new Ti series of full size Huxwrx cans. Still use trad cans on my bolt guns.

[@BrassFacts]

it's all actually just cope.

[@mrs.vasquezz]

🤢​@@Joseph-f8j1f🤢

[@RickDeckard2049]

tune your gun

[@HEABtheOrdinary]

I love my Hux 556k, but the 30 cal ti Hux SUX with my 300 BLK subs. Velos LBP for 300 BLK all the way.

[@richl172]

Pro tip, baffel strike turns your traditional can into a flow through, because science. Your mileage and warranty may vary.

[@Enjoyer.762]

@@richl172 avoid AKs

[@Sophistry0001]

@@Enjoyer.762 Concentricity? What's that, comrade?

[@fulcrummando22]

Underrated comment

[@DZ4295DBW]

Nah it just turns into a JK Armament type of suppressor.

[@bakedandsteaked]

*Laughs in .30 cal can*

[@johnnymact]

Brass saying “Hop is down here in Utah” is the equivalent of him saying “I pulled a bourbon all nighter”

[@BrassFacts]

"all weeker"

[@HEABtheOrdinary]

@@BrassFacts BrassFa*s 😂

[@Badger_Smacks]

“Babe the high back pressure ones hurt. Trust me yours is just right” -GFs of flow through owners

[@Murchlives]

"They can put cans on their guns because their guns are short." - GFs of poors rocking legal length

[@GalingMaling]

1:15 I was actually eating a sandwhich and I feel personally attacked

[@illbooger]

lol same

[@BrassFacts]

finish your sandwich

[@usnclark]

Same... but a pickle.. ha gaaaaayy

[@frankiescott5428]

I was eating a burger at the chow hall lol

[@HEABtheOrdinary]

By the time the video was released, he was eating Hop's browneye... Don't feel so bad now, huh? 😉

[@forkthepork]

Early enough to still see the typo in the title.

[@BrassFacts]

og fan

[@Atravis02]

*Eyes burn in M4-2000*. “I still love you”

[@BrassFacts]

that's how you know it's working

[@seraph045]

@@Atravis02 I really like my M4-2000. Heavy buffer and A5 - and eye pro - largely mitigate that for me.

[@doomedspy]

Looks like Brass and Hop need to get married for Nova's sake.

[@BrassFacts]

sure, I'd go with a flow thru can for that use case.

[@gatling216]

Nova being hyped to see Hop was an unexpected dose of wholesome that I didn't know I needed today. The visual signature reduction is a pretty compelling argument in favor of the old school cans, especially since the VA doesn't subscribe to the "you break it, you buy it" philosophy when it comes to knees and ankles. Not being mobile enough to displace easily places a higher premium on making shots count and not being spotted, and I've built my kit out accordingly.

[@elterga6224]

I disagree, for most shtf scenarios, you likely won’t be sending enough rounds down range to warrant it. It’s also worth mentioning that if someone has night vision, they probably also have some sort of thermal capabilities, so having a glowing suppressor under ir wouldn’t be at the top of your concerns.

[@cherokeecook1260]

As an engineer it is unreasonably satisfying to me when someone describes the engineering background of why various gun things have the features they do

[@Kenposhinobi]

Suppressor tech and host optimization is my tism. I have shot A LOT of cans on my main squeeze which is a 12.5 mid gas, riflespeed adjustable gas block, Sprinco red spring, H3 buffer and KAK Downvemted BCG. My favorite so far has been the CAT WB QD 718. It’s maintaining RC2 levels of muzzle suppression, while still achieving the backpressure and locking back on the same setting as a Velos. Which is very indicative of the PewScience Data. And it’s still is phenomenal with flash suppression. after that my favorites for low backpressure are the PTR Vent3, Velos and the Vented LPM torch. My favorite higher backpressure cans are the SCI SIX, Polonium and the polonium k.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

I also did a 12.5 middy with a Riflespeed, but I went with an A5 buffer on all my guns.

[@GhostlierQ82]

@Kenposhinobi Have you tried that CAT WB QD 718 under night vision and how is it performing?

[@Kenposhinobi]

@@GhostlierQ82 yes I have. It’s comparitive if not better than an RC2 or a polonium.

[@TheMikeshannon]

Own 15 cans and have a buddy with 70, which I've shot most of. High pressure cans absolutely still rule the day on subsonic ammo and bolt guns. A low BP can on a bolt gun is sacrificing potential for no reason. The other thing (and we sell cans on a daily basis based off pew science data) that most people aren't taking into account with that data is the lack of a properly tuned host. You will end up with a net quieter setup when you properly tune the gun for the can in the case of rc2 Polonium etc. Our shop got custom made barrels that will only run a can for this reason. We have a 14.625 with a rifle gas and it's quiet and light on gas.

[@Gettingbetter907]

That typo was starting to convince me it was meant to be ass facts all along

[@michalbarsfajny4268]

And they say that gun guys doesn’t support gay marriage. That’ll show em

[@ARTENSASS]

Wasn't expecting the use of "drinking" and "Utah" in the same sentence. 🍻😁

[@ojsimpsonofficial]

They’re throwing back that caffeine

[@sunshine4.16]

Oh we throw down like the rest, the cult just hide theirs better

[@ronsmith9251]

Most Utahns are displaced Californians these days.

[@Heythere1923]

This is the best mood I’ve ever seen you in

[@kenyonpio6867]

TMI but I’m about to go through a divorce and your videos help cheer me up a lot. Doesn’t matter the topic your presentation and sense of humor always get to me. Thank you.

[@BrassFacts]

sorry to hear that. Hope you get through it in one piece.

[@kenyonpio6867]

@@BrassFacts Thank you

[@RFPews]

I’ve got a HuxWrx Flow on my 10.5, it previously had a 1st Gen YHM Turbo. The Turbo blows it out of the water on sound. But my eyes and sinuses and future lack of cancer is happier with the Flow. If you don’t shoot a lot, traditional aren’t bad. If you shoot a lot, huffing heavy metal dust and fumes gets old.

[@Maimkillburn69]

Gotta learn to savor the flavor

[@RFPews]

@@Maimkillburn69 I have, for many years. Hard pass. 😂

[@MrJones-xw8mn]

I also have the 1st gen turbo on my 10.5. I have to make sure the wind is in my favor when I shoot it. Lol

[@seraph045]

Backpressure is a made up term that Huxwrx invented to sell loud, glowing suppressors. Source: I made it up and haven’t watched the video yet.

[@nateeller2683]

Based

[@colostomybag9367]

Based

[@BrassFacts]

lmao

[@Martin42944]

* Huxwrx poster in the background * Your made up statement is at least 72% accurate!

[@UnworthySeraphim]

Mfw this comment on a video uploaded 21min ago was posted 7d ago 🤨

[@MoonMoon-gu2ge]

I'm too broke to pay 1k for a suppressor, im just here for nova footage.

[@nathanskupowski4726]

Ocl polos are 550

[@mrs.vasquezz]

Dilligent enticer is 480

[@ronsmith9251]

Yankee Hill suppressors are less than $1k

[@mrs.vasquezz]

@@ronsmith9251 yhm suck tho

[@ryanweiss1721]

I currently only have low back pressure cans. I use them because I am also a lefty and dont want to eat all that gas that comes through the ejection port. Yes... they get very hot which does cause glow under nods and mirage looking through a magnified optic. I also agree that traditional suppressor covers aren't great with low back pressure cans but I purchased the Modtac system a while back. Absolutely love it. It is crazy expensive but worth it. I plan to eventually set to start putting that system on any hard use gas guns. I have not tried the barrel clamp system for PRS guns yet. Just seems wrong clamping something on to a precision barrel. Im not against it but I won't try it until I see some reviews.

[@MauryPacheco]

It's nice to see this man smiling, truly looks happy doing what he does

[@duoofdefense8133]

I was about to buy a Dead Air Sierra5 when I heard about the issues. I ran into the OCL polonium k and got that one. I absolutely love it!

[@BikesandBlickeys]

Perfect timing for this as I’m deciding on first can. Echoed my thoughts exactly. I like traditional as long as it’s tuned for it

[@mrs.vasquezz]

Just get a polonium full size

[@bananaoperations7624]

Why is still like high back pressure suppressors indeed. I ask myself that every day, thank you for answering this question for me.

[@MyGuy42069]

Thank you for helping me cope

[@cfreeses]

I'm glad @BrassFacts understands that I'm watching this during my break at work lol

[@kooldoor69]

Yay, suppressor content! One day I'll figure out what can I want.

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

There's different kinds of low pressure cans. The front end with small holes and no gaping bore hole is good for sound and flash. Large bore hole with a built in flash hider prongs does ok in sound and great at flash reduction. Then you have the gaping holes or extreme front cutouts where it's all about less backpressure and flash signature is less of a concern.

[@carsonhunt4642]

Get best of both worlds, trad can but over bore for less back pressure.

[@Tilt_TM]

Why get just 1

[@MsPetra2009]

@@carsonhunt4642 Yupp. This. Dead Air Nomad on a 5.56. About the same weight. Win:Win.

[@nathanskupowski4726]

Get the OCL polonium if you want a 556 can. It’s great AND affordable

[@Gobbledygook-mountains]

I love all of my polonium’s. 1 k, 1 full-size and one 30 cal. Signature reduction under nods with the full-size on a 12.5 is absolutely indistinguishable from my friends RC2.

[@KeithDuquette]

Thinking of moving over to the full size from the K on my 12.5. Already have the AGB all the way open will see if it’ll take an H2

[@Gobbledygook-mountains]

@@KeithDuquette I have a mid-length gas system on my 12.5 with the YHM suppressor dedicated gas block and a full-size polonium on it. It has what ever cheap stock buffer comes with lower parts kits, and it cycles/ejects perfectly with .223 but I haven’t ran any actual 5.56 on it yet. So yeah we’ll see how it runs with that. Probably ejecting a little harder is all.

[@soulshot96]

Other than the glowing (and price), CAT's current offerings pretty much fully negate the downsides of low back pressure cans. They're also working on some fancy smancy vacuum gapped can that is allegedly cool to the touch after a decent string of fire, so that should solve the glow problem too, and maybe negate the need for suppressor covers/wraps to avoid burning yourself, as well as mirage. They're definitely worth a look if you're already down this rabbit hole.

[@armorers_wrench]

If a vacuum gapped can works then that's some black magic shit. I hope that works.

[@TheMikeshannon]

I've shot the SC, ODB, WB, JL, Noah and MOB. This is correct info

[@Eio395]

CAT cans also have bad QC and they have nonexistent customer service. Make of that what you will.

[@TheMikeshannon]

@@Eio395 what QC issues have you had?

[@Sophistry0001]

Justifying my purchase of my YHM T3, thanks Brass Facts. Now I have a retort for when I get called a poor

[@LordKelgon]

I almost spit my coffee out when he said "you don't have a girlfriend."😂

[@EarlHildebrandt]

Statistically speaking, it's a certainty.

[@GhostlierQ82]

...Does my imaginary girlfriend I live with count?

[@Quest762]

I have a Saker, a Saker K, and a Velos, all in 556. Saker is by far my favorite can to shoot. Velos is high temp and heavy duty, but designed for factory guns that are over-gassed. All my rifles are tuned for silencers so a flow through/LBP isn’t necessary

[@alvinkey4591]

I like my RC2 because I like not having flash, I like that I’ll never have to replace it, and I like that it’s quieter than flow through cans down range.

[@DZ4295DBW]

Quieter than the Huxwrx yes, but absolutely not quieter than a WB. It also blows that the RC2 doesn't scale to 16in guns.

[@GrayMindset]

Also the cancer you'll probably get in 20 years of shooting with all that gas to the face haha. I say this owning both the rc2 and flow 556k and would choose huxwrx every day of the week.

[@MegaAndy93]

@@GrayMindset It's called get blood tests and proper meds and diet

[@literallynobody1515]

@@MegaAndy93 you can't diet your way out of heavy metal exposure lmao

[@BattleBean762]

finally decided on a 556 can, and went with the Polonium K. So far it's been fantastic. I run a PWS mk116 so the adjustable gas helps with the extra back pressure. Sounds great and paired with the Atlas Ti adapter and muzzle device it's a very nice package at an affordable price!

[@OneZer0Four]

Can’t wait to grab that M4SD II because it just goes on the A2 birdcage lol

[@travisolexa3074]

3D printed traditional cans are what I'm jazzed about. I just got a B&T Mini-K that's 100% inconel, but half the weight and $300 cheaper ($750 for the can) than the Surefire mini-2 at the same performance, no complaints. The KAC down vent + Radian Reptor cuts down the worse of the blowback in my experience. But at the same time I do love my flow556k on my Spear-LT and X95.

[@quironmiranda2591]

Also back pressure cans are great for Dissipator builds because Tism is high

[@logicsoundinc]

As a fellow left-handed dude, I'm interested in your gas mitigation... Are you using an adjustable gas block? Or Bootleg BCG? Or just a heavier buffer and spring? I'm currently using a bootleg, and a superlative adjustable block.

[@ryanhall9877]

I have a big traditional Sandman-L, love it for my .308, really love it for my .300blk with subsonics and adjustable gas block, movie quiet. Set to run supers slightly over gassed, and subs reliably, but the bolt doesnt hold open on the last round every time. She is a heavy set up like that, but I could drop zombies with it, and the zombies the next street over wouldnt hear it. And with the QD system, I can always pop it off and on quickly.

[@psode27]

I like this video because it justifies my "poor person" cans. Fair points on everything. Makes me want to pick up a new fangled high flow can to play with too.

[@brandongodwin2034]

Didn't watch the video yet but I'm commenting to agree with you because my polonium with adjustable gas is the best of all worlds. Crazy quiet, 4pm ejection, no gas through the charging handle.

[@asphal.t]

Typo brass hahaha

[@jonahkolell]

Why is* 😂

[@BrassFacts]

you mean typo Facts.

[@JetorgXIII]

I've got a Rugged Alaskan 360, an OCL Polonium, A Huxwrx Ventum 762, and a CAT WB. I keep going back to the Polonium. The performance is so good I decided to tune an upper specifically for it with a Black River Tactical gas tube. It's the quietest can I own and performs better than any other non-integral can I've been around. I feel like the most legit reason to choose a flow through can is that you just don't want to bother tuning the gun. That's not saying it's dumb either, high flow designs have their place and the Huxwrx 556k was my advice for a friend that wanted a detachable can without having to tune his rifle. My autism is that neither of my high flow cans, the Ventum or the CAT WB, can keep up with the sound signature reduction of the Polonium and it is my cheapest can. The Rugged Alaskan with a 556 end cap is actually my second quietest, actually very close to the Polonium, but it doesn't have the flash performance the Polonium does. The CAT WB has the next best flash performance after the Polonium but it's incredibly expensive and I honestly don't think it's really worth it, even if the gas blowback incredibly minimized. When looking for a suppressor, the questions a first time buyer is going to have versus the questions a repeat buyer will have are vastly different. I think cost and difficulty of use are two of the most important things for a start. Anyone reading can feel free not to listen but these are just my thoughts. Don't spend so much money you can't afford to train with it. Don't burn yourself on your can. Don't fret about the finish on the surface. Get something that fits your budget and put it to good use. Timing muzzle devices sucks, specifically muzzle brakes/compensators with a 12 o'clock necessitated orientation. I've never bothered trying to direct thread my cans, I've sought deals on Rearden mounts for my 556 rifles and I keep all my 7.62 stuff set for Rugged Rum mounts so nobody an mess up and put a 556 can on a 7.62 gun. I goofed and put Rearden double port brakes on almost all my 556 rifles before I figured out only my Polonium has a big enough blast chamber to let that be used with a standard Rearden Atlas, most cans need their shorter muzzle devices and frankly the birdcages are just easier to install anyway. The minutia between cans is small compared to the effect of having one. There are many reasonable sized cans that can do that job. I'd rather have a long light can than a short heavy one, as long as I'm not using titanium (heat durability and sparking). It's part of the reason I'm interested in the Rugged Razor 556 my other friend is looking to get next. Odds are, whatever your first can is, you'll end up wanting another at some point. I was convinces I'd only buy the Polonium, now here I am with $800 in tax stamps. I will also add that for my asthmatic friends high flow cans are helpful. Thanks for the content. Sorry for the novel. Keep it going Brass, you've got what it takes.

[@Justin-cy8is]

You prefer CAT WB over the Ventum?

[@JetorgXIII]

@@Justin-cy8is Personally yes, but specifically for flash reduction. The Ventum is a little quieter but neither are what I would call performance cans or sound signature focused suppressors. The inconel CAT WB does a fantastic job of eliminating flash, the Ventum's titanium core does not do that very well and the anti-flash coating on the core will eventually wear out from what I've heard. There are merits to both and the Ventum does a fantastic job of eliminating backpressure though, the CAT is close but the reduction (while perfectly functional) is still not as clean to run. If we take cost into consideration and you are only looking for something to cut down on annoyance at the range, the Ventum is an easier sell to me. It's cheaper, does the same job, I just don't see it as a serious tactical can due to the muzzle flash issue. My personal opinion is that titanium doesn't belong in the construction of suppressors for tactical purposes, but they work well for hunting, target shooting, etc. Sorry for the lengthy response lol.

[@matthewzook4712]

Love the suppressor content keep it coming also wondering if we could get a comparison down range perspective under night vision of the polonium and RC2

[@theexpressionbooth]

You talked me into getting a polonium for my 11.5 bcm/criterion build. It is over gassed, but the rifle speed should fix that, hopefully. The only cans i have to compare are hux wrx cans. Im really curious the difference between the two.

[@impulse1914]

Need to pick up a Specter Cat suppressor. They're doing "flow through" correctly with the performance/sound of the Polo, with the back pressure of a Flow556.

[@Zoraxon]

But truly, Why is still like high back pressure? A deep and philosophical question.

[@jamesborek8125]

I thought I read that but then just figured it was just a lil touch of stroke 🤣

[@Zoraxon]

You can edit the title all you want Mr. Facts but we know what we saw

[@BrassFacts]

one for the ages.

[@Doc41295]

I'm saving for my first can. It'll be an RC2 because it's going on a 13.7 and I don't ever plan on taking it off the gun except maybe for transport once I get it. Glad to see I'm not completely behind the times with my reasoning.

[@TheMikeshannon]

SF muzzle devices don't get there on a 13.7. If you're doing a p+w you need a 13.9+ or you're going to have to put on a spacer which is a bad plan for cans

[@Doc41295]

@@TheMikeshannon I have a 3 prong flash hider pinned and welded already. With the muzzle device and the timing washers it came to just over 16in.

[@TheMikeshannon]

​@@Doc41295ah nice. Sounds like the barrel is a little long or threads a little short then. Either way that works

[@jonathandebona8934]

with a high back pressure can you can tune the gas and buffer to get the reliability where you want it, but the carbon blowback is still always going to be an issue that tuning cannot really mitigate. I've noticed my flow style can leaves the gun much less dirty which is still a huge benefit.

[@ethan5.56]

I ended up with an AB A-10 5.56 cause it’s cheap as hell with good features. My rifle is definitely a little overgassed now but my ejection stayed around 3 o’clock. Just lots of carbon on the rounds in the top of the mag. I may try a radian sd charging handle and an adjustable gas block. Great video

[@BlueAlphaBelts]

Thumbs up if Belt Enjoyers (smart people) > Belt Haterz (ass facts)

[@MtnCaveDweller]

I use suspenders to keep my pantaloons up. Checkmate, BlueBeta 😏

[@BlueAlphaBelts]

@@MtnCaveDweller Easy gramps 😘

[@Myrcene]

Saggy pants gang, represent!

[@armorers_wrench]

@@MtnCaveDweller God damn it. I was going to make a suspenders joke. I can't believe there are two of us. I need to go rethink my life.

[@ryanpatton5937]

I still love my surefire rc2 suppressors yes the tech is old but it works

[@catching45]

This is akin to the low port over high port training scars cause by SF using overhead catwalks for live fire indoor CQB. Goons had to enter rooms at low port cause the Chiefs were above them. Hi port in many cases makes for better entry. Mils were moving to cans (to save money on long term health costs, hearing) and now are moving to lo pressure cans (to save on lead et al exposure costs). Which is better depends on application. Which will be mass adopted will likely be a choice of the powers above not the operators.

[@jamaicanomen]

Brass is back babyyy

[@Isometrix116]

For me, the entire point of a can more of a safety device than anything. I dont shoot without earpro if I can at all help it, but I'm told by older guys that if you shoot enough, you'll still end up with hearing damage. Especially when shooting indoors. While I haven't made it happen yet because money and I'm a college student, I think a short 10mm PCC for things like a woods gun and home defense would be a good idea. Look, I just love 10mm.

[@PlatinumKrown]

I got the plug-and-play huxwrx for my first, it works really well on both my X95 and my P90, my second will either be a dedicated 22lr or a 45 pistol suppressor for being actually quiet. My idea is that if I really want something quiet, I wouldn't be using 5.56 in the first place.

[@newerest1]

Honestly my 45 caliber bushwhacker gives me good enough performance on my 556 rifles. Its definitely louder than a 556 can but it feels like it barely has any increased back pressure. I am perfectly happy with it , even with now I have both 556 and 30 cal cans

[@msquared9605]

And you’ll essentially never have to worry about baffle or end cap strikes with the bore being over twice as wide as the bullet

[@PnP-td1mt]

First round pop is due to blast chamber volume.. Make the volume bigger and the pop will reduce or even go away. This can be achieved with the mounting. If running hub switch to something like the rearden Atlas or rearden atlas XL.. on a 556 you want about 2.5” with a 1.5” tube..

[@apstech4618]

I thought FRP was caused by the Oxygen in the can detonating? After the first round the oxygen is depleted so no more oxygen detonation until you stop shooting.

[@darrellwhite895]

For those of you who have a 300 blackout AR pistol with a non-adjustable gas you need the back pressure to sub sonics reliably

[@elterga6224]

I think the forbidden popsicle under night vision being a downside is a moot point, if someone is cognizant enough to have ir detection capabilities, they’re probably gonna have thermal capabilities too. At that point, no amount of shrouding or light discipline will save you, you have to be behind cover and/or concealment.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Maybe, maybe not. A lot of people have nods but not that same amount of people actively have and use thermals.

[@GrayMindset]

I think this is a great point 👌

[@elterga6224]

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz thermal clip ons and scopes are often cheaper than an entire nv setup, so if you’ve got the money and mindset for ir nv, then it stands to reason that thermal capabilities would be a likely next step.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

@@elterga6224 the _next_ step, which is still a step. And again, NV is more useful so people who are tactically minded will gravitate towards NV while thermal is still something primarily used by hunters, S&R, and people in the highest tax brackets.

[@elterga6224]

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz how many people do you think actually have night vision? Of those people, how many do you think have a practical way of aiming under nods? I would wager that more people have thermals, you said it yourself that even hunters use thermals, so wouldn’t they be more common?

[@HYDRAdude]

Because some of us own rifles other than DI AR15s that don't really benefit as much from the lower back pressure.

[@germansherman9395]

Hey brass at the end of the video you mentioned maybe not always wanting your suppressor attached. I have a 14.5 that I love the balance of, it’s perfectly in the middle of the mag well. I haven’t gotten a suppressor yet but it has a pinned surefire 3p. Would it be a bad idea to plan to only attached it when I’d want my location harder to find? Say out rucking I’d leave it off but if I set up in a building or for an ambush is when I’d put it on. I guess similar to a qd bipod but I’d be more likely to put the suppressor on than a bipod. Nicer to have the lighter shorter rifle 90% of the time.

[@Turn2Ugin]

Dude your camo setup is perfect for that environment

[@ImNoBSING]

I have legacy and flowthrough can and the flowthrough still creates small backpressure, so with adjustable gas port I saw no gains in using the flowthrough can. The legacy one suppresses better, has nicer sound to it, weights less and is smaller!!! And its backpressure is static, it does not increase with how filthy / clogged up it becomes.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

I have a low back pressure can... Its a Wolfman. _And_ unlike the hukswerks it allows me to shoot 9mm as well. However i also have a Lahar with Riflespeed installed on my 5.56 barrels. Theres no free lunch, and my payment for running a proper suppressor is an adjustable gas block (which doesnt make that much of a difference since it turns out my Triarc barrels were already gassed properly.)

[@BlakeJoy]

I love my chungus RC2, I think the mounting interface is nice, BUT...the muzzle device type does make a difference, IMO the muzzle brake version is the best option. That one has the labyrinth seals and the design also acts like more baffles when a can is mounted dropping the db by 2-3. I have the A2 style also, but I have yet to install and test to see how that does. My Warcomp is probably the worse as a mount lol

[@Theman3806]

CAT WB has no flash under nods but yes, it does glow like crazy after a mag. Fixable with a cover. It costs the same as 1.5 polos

[@BrassFacts]

I think you aren't realizing that your tubes are autogating the flash. Everything has flash under nods.

[@RosemaryRanch]

I agree 100000%. I always mention these points to my Hux Works fan boy homies hahaha😂

[@FlyPiper14]

“Sometimes 4 rifles”? You gotta pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers! 🇺🇸🍺

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

I like my old school cans on my piston AR do all rifle. I have a flow through on my recce with a 20” barrel that does great at flash suppression. My other cans are for bolt action rifles thus. They are old school.

[@mattcomchoc2957]

real curious how some of the models that are the "same" but have implemented reduced back pressure design compare. like the turbo-k vs turbo-k RB. is it half the backpressure? and then, how do the other attributes compare as well. I've had an RB in silencer jail for a month (on a trust. the ATF will never convince me to buy as an individual with the wait time disparity). hopefully will have it soon, have purchased other cans on the trust. in Texas, if there's a way to let ya compare em and you wanna... let me know

[@theexpressionbooth]

The flow is more expensive but... I've found it's not that much more once you add an ajustable gas block and buffer and extra powered spring to help with gas mitigation. It ends up being only a 100 or 200 bucks more...

[@DZ4295DBW]

Try a WB. High Performance and still low back pressure. Thus, you don't need to tune a single thing on your gun.

[@BrassFacts]

I keep hearing that, I'm curious if it's actually true

[@T20-c8f]

Throw in an LMT Enhanced BCG and bolt, it’s magical

[@ExpatriotSilencers]

As a lefty, high back pressure cans on an AR are a tear inducing experience. However since I have moved to an X95, the high back pressure can is not a problem.

[@tylerhall6455]

Really? Ive always heard/read that the x95 rifles pretty much neccessitate flow through cans... I guess cuz the gas and no adjustable gas blocks. Unless your talking 300 BO x95 which I think comes with a AGB...

[@ExpatriotSilencers]

@@tylerhall6455 I love my X95 with a high sound reduction can. No gas in the face at all.

[@Basically_a_nobody]

Ever since I got my 11.5 middy with the reduced gas port from KAK I have no desire to pay twice as much for a fancy hux or some of other low back pressure guns. I get 0 gas to face, shoots great and is quiet. Especially on my bolt guns 😌

[@svenskaskene199]

Did you upgrade cameras? Image is sharp.

[@Paintballguru92]

I do like my normal old school cans. I only own 1 flow through right now, but I only shoot it on a bolt gun host. For my AR’s I don’t mind the blow back, but for my SP5 I really want to get a flow through because cleaning the HK is so much more difficult than the AR’s.

[@joelatkinson2080]

Another great video!!!

[@chasejohnson1122]

I would love to see some vids on supressor flash comparison at night! good vid

[@bmrz38]

RC2 wins.

[@touge242]

my 30cal baffled K can is direct-fused to my barrel is not coming off, gas is adjusted and set forever. If I'm replacing anything on that upper, I'm rebuilding the whole thing

[@sportsman48]

I enjoy my polo quite. Full length is even better than the K. I assume most people are going to tune with gas blocks amd buffers so then its about weight and length- the full aize wasnt too big to give up the performance

[@Genesis23OPB]

that last comment on Nova is spot on

[@snakebite210]

Brassfacts Friday 🎉🎉🎉

[@BrassFacts]

Hi snakebite 210.

[@68Lima]

I don't always battle belt but, when I do, I prefer Blue Alpha.

[@Stuffers__]

Hop coming to Utah means going to some "fishing trips" deep in the mountains if ykyk

[@jamaicanomen]

8:44 dude you’re shredding 🥵🌶

[@slickwillie5681]

Because my burning eyes and nostrils are the only way I know that I'm alive.

[@kevmoful]

It reminds me I can feel.

[@goawaybaizuo]

Man, I wish they sent you the HRT. My HRT has the best flash I've seen in a can under 6".

[@SPIN1963_]

Been running Griffin cans for ten years and never had one carbon lock. I do regular maintenance though.

[@Privat3Kag3]

I have a Hux 556k and YHM Turbo (Gen 1) The YHM Is definitely quiter, easier to service & almost NO Signature. The Hux is shorter, has a far superior mounting method & Gives near 0 gas back to the face... With an obvious signature

[@Raumance]

Video starts at 6:16.

[@stonep11]

Lolol I was just getting through the Blue Alpha add thinking, “we haven’t said much yet”

[@mwsr2521]

Higher pressure cans are great on platforms that are not pressure sensitive.

[@DreamCoreShorts]

Hey Brass, I have an extra AR15 lower thats been sitting for a while...I cannot decide for the love of god what caliber I should use it for...I already have my Gucci 223 wylde. should I do a PCC? 300blk? 6.5?

[@jaingskirata1015]

Bro you didn’t have to attack me on my lunch break like that 🤣

[@cxsey8587]

Do you have any opinion on the left hand thread QD mounts? I really like the idea, but only dead air (xeno) and the hux wrx solutions go with that concept.

[@David-zc9xl]

Them flow throws held with muzzle flash , though not as quiet as traditional cans . Which is great for them soldiers. I'll stick with traditional, they are most quiet and believe I'll never be in a fire fight longer then 5 min ,home intruders run at the sound of gun fire. Flash hiding won't make a difference . Get my drift?

[@John_Connor556]

MC appears to work exceptionally well in the mountains there 🤙🔥