RIFLE SILENCER TESTING - DO MUZZLE BRAKE END CAPS WORK? RECOIL BENCH | SCOPE FOOTAGE | RECOIL TRACE 

Thanks! Much appreciated. Was a lot of work to do but fun testing

Excellent break down. Results look repeatable and on point. Well played sir, look forward to more of your always excellent content

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

Thank you very much for your kind words! Much appreciated. If you like hunting content, check out my other vids. We very lucky here in NZ

Crazy that you guys aren't allowed them. Not as if it's like the movies and it makes the shot quiet!

The shooters fishers farmers party are really pushing hard now for it. That could take years.

@aussieredneck818 good luck to you all. The world Is getting rather crazy these days

@danielberry2305 YT isn't being very nice to me at the moment, it went nuts to 20k and then flat lined, but feel free to share and like etc. Helps a lot. My other one is on normal ended supressors

Same! It will be interesting to see how medium calibres go!

Thanks man. Cheers for watching and commenting

Thank you!

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@@ChasetheWildNZ done for a while

My pleasure, thanks for watching

Thank you.

Yes indeed. Similar to how a tuner works.. anything that changes the weight or the stiffness of the barrel harmonics can be used to tune a load

@isaackaha should be marginal but I'd definitely double check

Thanks man. Was interesting doing it. More to come too!

@@ChasetheWildNZ great, I love seeing/hearing the technical stuff behind it all. Stay safe out there, we're heading in shortly so hopefully capture some action on vid. Phil.

No, the other way round.. I tried to explain that at end of the video. The normal style ones slow gas to quieten the shot. This reduces the energy going forward and so reduces recoil also. However if you add a brake endcap the faster and noiser the gas coming out is better for the brake o work and reduce recoil more. That's why you see the shorter ones that aren't as good for noise are slightly better for recoil when brake is added. Hope that makes sense

It does, thanks!

My pleasure

Yes the brake end caps make a huge difference for recoil. Not so much for noise!

@@ChasetheWildNZ I’ve experienced the same with my Maverick the more recoil reduction the louder it is. There’s a 5.5 in a 6.5 configuration 5.5 reduces the most recoil but it’s obvious the loudest. At a rifle match that’s kind of a moot point because not everyone is running a suppressor in the US. You have wear pro anyway. Hunting different story the quieter or the better. Cool video keep it up

@lukeclement1310 thanks. My next one I'll be comparing different suppressor brands

@frankgoodman5716 thank you. Check out my other vid with normal style suppressors

Thanks. My pleasure

My pleasure

@camstocky2019 yes I think the sweet spot is using it on the end of an already very good sound suppressor (most ones that are 6" forward) if you add one to the shorter ones you can get a little bit of a ringing in the ears which isn't ideal!!!

I'd say it will help recoil by similar amounts. 50% odd.. but it does make it louder to the ear

I'd love a theos!

Thank you!

Cheers. Got all the supressors and 30 cal waiting for weather to clear!

@@ChasetheWildNZ Awesome, that's exciting! Brutal southerly wind out there at the moment. We're getting slammed, the house is shaking 😆

@@spoonheadmusic same!!!

Are you in NZ? Your welcome to come along

@@ChasetheWildNZ I am from India, I am interested if you give me training.

@ArshanSiddiqui-zb3dy apart from watching my vids. Hard to do from far away. Try my email. In my profile

I didn't add weight to the string. I added the weight difference to the sled so that the recoil had to always move the same weight. But yes I agree with the real world situation. However I wanted to show people the affects of the suppressor design/ length/ end cap without letting weight change blurr the results even if it's very slight.

@@ChasetheWildNZ Cool cool. Great test regardless

Without the brake and full length they are some of the best you can buy for sound reduction. They are tested properly by independent testing.

I own and run 22 suppressors. I use them on everything from 17m2 to 450 Bushmaster. Semi auto handgun and rifle, bolt action, handgun and rifle, single shot handgun and rifle. Rimfire short action, long action and magnum. Range, hunting, defense use. I use them in four states in the US and in South Africa. The Atec is the least effective suppressor I have ever run. “Independent Testing”… no doubt. Haha

@jrca1406 I don't sell them or anything but that genuinely surprises me. They are tested to the milspec standard that Is the bench mark for all the suppressor testing. If you are using them at 150mm forward then on a 308 you should be getting 30+ Db reduction with is as good as it gets. The big MH2 (65mm thick) can do 38db. Here in NZ we have apt of 4" forward options and when tested by a.hunting magazine here most brands fell between 17db and 24db. Some of the 6" forward ones managed 30db

Hi I would imagine it is a huge market, more than what is available here in NZ, if you don’t mind asking what ones do you find is your preference

@@haydencowan9215 in SA… A-Tech is awesome! In USA… AB, Yankee Hill and Thunder Beast at my favorite manufacturers.