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Definitely original. Everything about its design enhances performance. Although, I would like to see this offered in other materials like 17-4, or Ti in the future.
I love all the different angles and distances you record from. Also, the sound down range actually does sound like the movies. Granted, it never sounds like that at the shooters ear, but I always assumed that Hollywood made that sound up but maybe not b
My Savage has extractor issues too. If I run exposed lead or waxed lead bullets I have to clean the chamber as well as scrape carbon and lead buildup off of the extractor every couple hundred rounds or fails to pull the empty cases out. Seems like the only ammo it will run without any extraction issues is plated bullets
I'm a machinist and while the baffles would clean out the threads, i would definitely worry about the baffles and threads wearing out. Even cutting softer materials, taps eventually wear out. The baffles are aluminum, taps are tool steel. I hold limited confidence that the threads on this can would last indefinitely, but then again, i could be wrong. You dont know until you try it i guess
When you take it apart don't torque so hard you recut theads. If it is way dirty soak debeey lose and turn back and forth to preserve material that you need to keep.
Same here. Machinist, myself. That is definitely a worry of mine with this suppressor. But then again, AB is a great company that stands behind their product and customer service.
I just bought a take down rifle from dark mountain arms it’s in 5.7x28 it is already threaded for a suppressor and was wondering if I decided to go that route what would be the best suppressor for the rifle
I wish I was born in a free loving country like yours.. sadly we live in the tyrannical UK where freedom was outlawed many years ago & people became compliant to the ‘system’
Trust me. They are trying their best to destroy our country and take rights away from law abiding citizens everyday. The elite want all the power and they can't do that if we are armed.
@@nfareview yep I’ve been following US politics for years. The elite powers keep chipping away at your constitution but keep fighting back & stand your ground. Don’t allow gun registry as that can only lead to gun confiscation. The US is the last line of defence against a tyrannical One World government from taking over in full like Hitler tried to do after he confiscated firearms from the minorities.
I have a lot of suppressors and of course even more guns. I usually only buy quality... that doesn't always mean expensive. A clean Ruger .22 shooting quality ammo will cycle. The quietest subsonic ammo I shoot that cycles most gun/suppressor combos is S&B subsonic .22LR. I have one very clean and polished Ruger SR-22 that will cycle CCI "Quiet" .22 if you only put 8 in the 10 round mag. I haven't met another .22 pistol that will do that.
@@gsyoung54 This is what I've been attempting w/a 1911 .22lr. I haven't got it to cycle quiets tho, lol! Do you know of other hosts capable (even if springs need changed? Thanks
@@bradriley3345 good to know, this was another question I had. Seems like those clips are really big for .22, maybe it's just because it's a smaller dia. Wdyt Brad, Is that standard clipping?
Because the ATF likes stupid rules, we are unable to have "extra" suppressor parts laying around. Ya know…..because they are so unsafe and deadly to our hearing. 😑
@@troyelder56 We do advise adding solvent to soften the build up. It is really not bad to take apart if clean regularly. If not cleaned regularly it takes a bit more effort. We did many tests at a 1,000 round and 1 at 10,000 rounds. I do not recommend trying 10,000 but that unit is still in service.
I'd like to see a long term review of this. Aluminum is very soft metal and I wouldnt be surprised at all if this wore out quickly. Make one in steel or titanium!
This is a dumb idea. Yeah wrench flats are great until you cant turn it because the tube spins, should have added wrench flats to the can also. Doesn't matter how good your tool is, that thing is gonna clog up and you'll go to take it apart and will not be able to bc the tune will spin and you sure don't want to stick the tube in a vice. Also wish you'd specify if those are at the ear numbers or not, I'm sure they are.
I have leather pieces I've used for the better part of a decade in my bench vice to hold suppressor tubes while I work on them. Also, some common sense with 22 suppressors needs to apply. They should be cleaned after every 300-500rounds so gross buildup does not occur. You always have the option of letting the manufacturer service it. Hope that helps. - Adam
@@bradriley3345 I'm an 07 ffl, feel free to send me a demo and I'll be happy to run it on a 22 mg for 200-300 rds and see how easy it really comes out. Otherwise I'm gonna be pretty skeptical.
I bought 40,000 rounds of standard velocity .22 when it was readily available after the Sandy Hook/Obama crisis died down and again after Trump was president. Guns, reloading components and all ammunition was cheap and plentiful during most of the Trump administration but so many of you bought nothing and are suffering now. Oh, I also bought 30,000 high velocity .22LRs and about 7,000 specifically subsonic .22LRs including some of the Gemtech he was shooting here. Pretty sure my early boxes of Gemtech .22 Suppressor ammo said manufactured by CCI on them. After Sandy Hook/Obama many if you noticed that finding 5.56 was difficult to impossible, at any price. The best deals I got when everything settled was from Walmart, of all places. For most of one summer they sold Federal Lake City M855 green tip, loose packed, in 1,000 round cases up here in Alaska for $349/1,000. I have 17 cases and also some of the same ammo later sold in ammo cans of 420 on stripper clips with one adapter, for about $240 a can. That price slowly went up as that production run dissapeared. Guy at Federal told me they made over a billion rounds marked as XM855 specifically for sale to the civilian market but they were not the typical X rounds which often meant seconds or flaws. Federal simply did not do the final tumble clean on that batch and it woukd not meet mil-spec for the laser reflectivity (shiny) test so could be sold to the civilian market. Next time shit is cheap buy a bunch instead of a Dodge super Hemi extended cab, 8' bed, nightmare angle of attack truck for 60,000-70,000+ dollars.
No more time/effort than any other rimfire can at the same cleaning interval... it takes less than 10 min of work to clean. The pins on the tool are made from tool steel, and baffles are 7075, so braking the tool isn't really feasible.. but if it somehow did, they would warranty it. If you lose it or need/want a spare, they are available on their website for $30.
ATTN: TH-cam IS SHUTTING DOWN ALL GUN CHANNELS! I have moved over to Rumble. Others are leaving TH-cam in droves as well. All my NEW content is being posted on Rumble and all my old content is being sync'd by Rumble and stored on their servers for preservation. My channel is easy to find, just search for "NFA Review" in the search bar and you can find me and subscribe!
TH-cam has given me 2 strikes so far on videos that weren't out during their new policy change. In addition they are deleting 5-6 videos of mine a week! They are doing the same to other Gun Channels and even the manufacturers that have channels. It's time we take our viewership over to Rumble! No more scrolling and watching non gun related content while we are logged in, no more fresh content, no more support. They don't want us here and Rumble has extended open arms to us and other free thinkers who aren't afraid to call BS on how far society has fallen!
I've run this channel professionally for 12+ years, logged 60+ Million views, 10+ years of public shooting events, and hopefully provided insight and detailed information to our community helping everyone make informed decisions on hard to purchase items. I TRULY and whole-heartedly appreciate all of you. It's surreal that all my blood, sweat, and tears are about to be "digitally book burned" by TH-cam but Rumble has cast a lifeline to free speech and the rights of everyone to learn about firearms and suppressor ownership!
To my awesome Patreon Members and my subscribers here, thank you! We are beginning a new chapter, ushering in a new fight and WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT.
See ya on Rumble! - Adam
I wish more people appreciated the great vids you put out and all the time/effort it takes to make them.
Thanks! I appreciate that!
I know I do!
Thanks!
I have to say that every video you make has the most information that anyone would need to know. Thank you for doing what you do.
Good to see a good KS product.
Definitely original. Everything about its design enhances performance. Although, I would like to see this offered in other materials like 17-4, or Ti in the future.
Sounds so amazing at 100 yards🤩
That a very unique way to form a suppressor! I like it!
I love all the different angles and distances you record from. Also, the sound down range actually does sound like the movies. Granted, it never sounds like that at the shooters ear, but I always assumed that Hollywood made that sound up but maybe not b
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Nice truck, love my 2017 tundra. Cool suppressor too.
Looking fwd to getting mine!
Tunable, quiet, serviceable, and affordable....Sold! 103 db is magic. But only time would tell about ease of servicing, with that threaded tube.
My Savage has extractor issues too. If I run exposed lead or waxed lead bullets I have to clean the chamber as well as scrape carbon and lead buildup off of the extractor every couple hundred rounds or fails to pull the empty cases out. Seems like the only ammo it will run without any extraction issues is plated bullets
Another great review thanks
Of course we like what you do!
Cant wait to get mine
suppressed?
no
*silenced*
There are a few cases where silenced seems to fit and I agree with you here on this setup!
I'm a machinist and while the baffles would clean out the threads, i would definitely worry about the baffles and threads wearing out. Even cutting softer materials, taps eventually wear out. The baffles are aluminum, taps are tool steel. I hold limited confidence that the threads on this can would last indefinitely, but then again, i could be wrong. You dont know until you try it i guess
When you take it apart don't torque so hard you recut theads. If it is way dirty soak debeey lose and turn back and forth to preserve material that you need to keep.
Same here. Machinist, myself. That is definitely a worry of mine with this suppressor.
But then again, AB is a great company that stands behind their product and customer service.
This might be it man. If those numbers are accurate, this may be the bottom db,
You've made a believer out of me
Man that's nice.
Only Little Bird remaining for the group buy! Serial# NFAREVIEW - 08
I will be part of the patreon again soon at my top ten status. I had some hard times at the beginning of 2020. I missed the last three patreon shoots.
Glad your life is returning to normal Patrick! 2020 SUCKEDDDDDDDD!
This is pretty cool I've been wanting g to get a 22lr suppressor but I want it to be able to handle up to 17 super mag also any suggestions???
Would u pick Little Bird or Jessies Girl for 18in barrel semi auto rifle? Thanks
I just bought a take down rifle from dark mountain arms it’s in 5.7x28 it is already threaded for a suppressor and was wondering if I decided to go that route what would be the best suppressor for the rifle
That's Hollywood quiet.
Love 22 silencers.
Wow, that is impresive.
How does it compare to the CGS Siren sound wise. The siren is a little shorter and lighter
I need to shoot them side by side on the same host with the same ammo to accurately give you an answer.
@@nfareview It would be cool to compare 5.7 also
I wish I was born in a free loving country like yours.. sadly we live in the tyrannical UK where freedom was outlawed many years ago & people became compliant to the ‘system’
Trust me. They are trying their best to destroy our country and take rights away from law abiding citizens everyday. The elite want all the power and they can't do that if we are armed.
@@nfareview yep I’ve been following US politics for years. The elite powers keep chipping away at your constitution but keep fighting back & stand your ground. Don’t allow gun registry as that can only lead to gun confiscation. The US is the last line of defence against a tyrannical One World government from taking over in full like Hitler tried to do after he confiscated firearms from the minorities.
Yeah well our country is turning into a tyrannical nightmare like yours more and more every year
so would you be able to add baffles? or does that change the NFA registration?
Or replace them, incase of a baffle strike?
Replacing baffles can be done at the factory. We have never found a use for more baffles, in fact only 3 are need for pistols.
@@bradriley3345 Good to know. It sounds great!
Can this suppressor be used with 22 magnum?
Yes I run one on my ruger 22 mag and it does a really good job
How many decibels ?
No clue, but I know I've ripped farts louder than that thing.
Rimfire is filthy. How is the gunk not going to gum up the threads????
Hell yeah it would. It sure as hell gunk up my Oculus.
He explains that in the video
The baffles clean the threads as you remove them. It's designed to clean itself, just apply some solvent to help make it easier.
sounds very quiet but... most guns don't cycle well with subsonic ammo which is all you used
I have a lot of suppressors and of course even more guns. I usually only buy quality... that doesn't always mean expensive. A clean Ruger .22 shooting quality ammo will cycle. The quietest subsonic ammo I shoot that cycles most gun/suppressor combos is S&B subsonic .22LR. I have one very clean and polished Ruger SR-22 that will cycle CCI "Quiet" .22 if you only put 8 in the 10 round mag. I haven't met another .22 pistol that will do that.
@@gsyoung54
This is what I've been attempting w/a 1911 .22lr. I haven't got it to cycle quiets tho, lol!
Do you know of other hosts capable (even if springs need changed?
Thanks
Do the clipped parts have to be in align with each other
No they do not need to align because they are spaced so far apart.
@@bradriley3345
good to know, this was another question I had.
Seems like those clips are really big for .22, maybe it's just because it's a smaller dia.
Wdyt Brad, Is that standard clipping?
How I can get one
With proper paperwork on E-Form4s
Gun Trader Wickenburg Az. $350
Do they sell extra baffles
Because the ATF likes stupid rules, we are unable to have "extra" suppressor parts laying around. Ya know…..because they are so unsafe and deadly to our hearing. 😑
I DIDNT GET A STICKER!
😂 15 min of the video he's screwing baffles.. "screw" that 😂
Adding a drill or a 1/4 drive makes it very fast. That's how we do it at the factory. If not you would be screwed if you were in a hurry.
@@bradriley3345 without some high temp lube I bet those are tough to get out with a decent amount of leading or carbon build up.
@@troyelder56 We do advise adding solvent to soften the build up. It is really not bad to take apart if clean regularly. If not cleaned regularly it takes a bit more effort. We did many tests at a 1,000 round and 1 at 10,000 rounds. I do not recommend trying 10,000 but that unit is still in service.
I will also be moving.
ASMR :P
I'd like to see a long term review of this. Aluminum is very soft metal and I wouldnt be surprised at all if this wore out quickly.
Make one in steel or titanium!
How do you threaten tiny economy channels like become a main word of a personal property
What are you attempting to say?? This time in English, please..
This is a dumb idea. Yeah wrench flats are great until you cant turn it because the tube spins, should have added wrench flats to the can also. Doesn't matter how good your tool is, that thing is gonna clog up and you'll go to take it apart and will not be able to bc the tune will spin and you sure don't want to stick the tube in a vice. Also wish you'd specify if those are at the ear numbers or not, I'm sure they are.
I have leather pieces I've used for the better part of a decade in my bench vice to hold suppressor tubes while I work on them. Also, some common sense with 22 suppressors needs to apply. They should be cleaned after every 300-500rounds so gross buildup does not occur. You always have the option of letting the manufacturer service it. Hope that helps. - Adam
It truly does not take much effort to remove the baffles. We spin them in and out with a drill and only hold the suppressor by hand.
@@bradriley3345 Kinda like…they cut…their way out….like…a tap….lol
@@nfareview We put solvent in the tube first to soften the build up and lubricate the parts. Works great. Now I need to make a cleaning video.
@@bradriley3345 I'm an 07 ffl, feel free to send me a demo and I'll be happy to run it on a 22 mg for 200-300 rds and see how easy it really comes out. Otherwise I'm gonna be pretty skeptical.
FX Airguns quieter, a LOT cheaper to shoot, and infinitely more accurate than 22lr. Oh, and you can actually buy ammo for them.
Cool Story
pretty sure this is an nfa channel not an air gun channel
I bought 40,000 rounds of standard velocity .22 when it was readily available after the Sandy Hook/Obama crisis died down and again after Trump was president. Guns, reloading components and all ammunition was cheap and plentiful during most of the Trump administration but so many of you bought nothing and are suffering now.
Oh, I also bought 30,000 high velocity .22LRs and about 7,000 specifically subsonic .22LRs including some of the Gemtech he was shooting here. Pretty sure my early boxes of Gemtech .22 Suppressor ammo said manufactured by CCI on them.
After Sandy Hook/Obama many if you noticed that finding 5.56 was difficult to impossible, at any price. The best deals I got when everything settled was from Walmart, of all places. For most of one summer they sold Federal Lake City M855 green tip, loose packed, in 1,000 round cases up here in Alaska for $349/1,000. I have 17 cases and also some of the same ammo later sold in ammo cans of 420 on stripper clips with one adapter, for about $240 a can. That price slowly went up as that production run dissapeared. Guy at Federal told me they made over a billion rounds marked as XM855 specifically for sale to the civilian market but they were not the typical X rounds which often meant seconds or flaws. Federal simply did not do the final tumble clean on that batch and it woukd not meet mil-spec for the laser reflectivity (shiny) test so could be sold to the civilian market.
Next time shit is cheap buy a bunch instead of a Dodge super Hemi extended cab, 8' bed, nightmare angle of attack truck for 60,000-70,000+ dollars.
But they also produce much less energy than a .22lr which is already pretty low.
Yeah no.. That's a pain in the butt to take those baffles out and you break or lose your tool you're screwed.
No more time/effort than any other rimfire can at the same cleaning interval... it takes less than 10 min of work to clean. The pins on the tool are made from tool steel, and baffles are 7075, so braking the tool isn't really feasible.. but if it somehow did, they would warranty it. If you lose it or need/want a spare, they are available on their website for $30.
Ill pass LOL