This video is the third installment in a recoil testing series from VSO Gun Channel, directly comparing the effect of a suppressor versus a simple weight on firearm recoil. The description highlights previous episodes focusing on an Ultradyne brake and a collection of 30 caliber suppressors, indicating a recurring theme of ballistic performance and accessory evaluation. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource for responsible gun ownership and safety, with a focus on objective testing and evaluation. The video likely aims to visually demonstrate the practical differences in recoil mitigation between these two distinct accessories.
This video reviews the Yankee Hill Machine Resonator K suppressor, highlighting its affordability, durability, and lightweight design for 30 caliber firearms. The reviewer, Chad from IV8888, tests the suppressor on various hosts. The description provides a link to metering data, supporting the review's technical claims. The video also promotes the channel's merchandise, Patreon, and other affiliated platforms.
This video conducts a performance test of multiple 30 caliber suppressors, adhering to Mil-Std 1474D protocols. Utilizing a Bruel & Kjaer impulse sound meter and PPU .308 Winchester ammunition, the analysis compares suppressors from brands like AAC, SilencerCo, SureFire, Griffin Armament, and Dead Air. The testing is performed on both a 5.56mm rifle and presumably a .30 caliber platform (implied by ammo and suppressor calibers). Data includes logarithmic and linear averages, with explanations of decibel perception and hearing safety standards. Links to detailed results and further acoustic information are provided.
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