Videos tagged with Dead Air Lazarus 6

This video features a comparison between two firearm suppressors: the B&T Rotex and the Dead Air Lazarus 6. Based solely on the title, it's a direct head-to-head evaluation of these specific silencer models. The description includes extensive links to the creator's various social media platforms and merchandise, indicating a strong presence within the firearms community. The content likely focuses on performance characteristics, sound reduction, and potentially mounting systems of the suppressors.

This "De-Monetized" episode features a comprehensive look at the iconic Daniel Defense MK18, a 10.3-inch 5.56 rifle. The video showcases various performance tests including speed, draw, accuracy, and shooting through various materials. It highlights the rifle's configuration with a Daniel Defense RIS III upper, FA BCG & Trigger Group, and a Dead Air Lazarus 6 suppressor. The review also mentions the Vortex UHG1 optic and 5.56 NATO ammunition, offering a build list for the MK18 SBR. The content is presented as entertainment and educational, filmed in a controlled environment by trained professionals.

This YouTube video features a review of the Dead Air Lazarus 6 suppressor, presented in a 'Sniper Grey' finish, and is noted as a Silencer Shop exclusive. The video covers both 5.56mm and 6MM calibers, indicating a focus on tactical rifle applications. The creator, Tony D2 Wild, provides extensive links to his various social media platforms, merchandise, and business contact information. The description also includes personal dimensions, which are irrelevant to the firearm content but are part of the creator's branding.

This video reviews the new Stealth Ekron suppressor, comparing it against other sub-6-inch 5.56 suppressors. The reviewer highlights its surprising performance in sound and gas mitigation, though notes flash performance isn't its strongest suit. The host weapon is a Daniel Defense 11.5 M4 V7S Upper Receiver on a Christensen Arms CA 5Five6 Lower Receiver, using PMC X-TAC M855 62gr 5.56 ammunition. Other suppressors tested include the Dillon 556 and Dead Air Lazarus 6. The review includes sound and back pressure tests conducted in an outdoor field environment using DPA ST2012 microphones and a Zoom F3 Field Recorder.

This video from 704Tactical features the Dead Air Lazarus 6. The description highlights various channels and affiliate links for gear, including a second channel for 704gear, Amazon deals, Rumble channel, 704gear website for shirts and knives, Instagram, X, and Patreon. It also mentions a YouTube Members Club for exclusive perks. A disclaimer clarifies that many links are affiliate links which help support the channel, and that most reviewed products are provided for testing.

This YouTube Shorts video features a sound test of the Dead Air Lazarus 6 suppressor on a 5.56 pistol equipped with a Triskelion Gas System. The content highlights the performance and sound characteristics of the suppressor and the pistol setup, emphasizing the results of the test. It's geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in suppressor technology and 5.56 caliber firearms.

This YouTube video, titled "5.56 Suppressor Showdown vol. 2", features a comparison of suppressors for the 5.56mm caliber. The video explicitly mentions the Dead Air Lazarus 6, calling it "goated". It also highlights collaborations with YouTube channels @ArmsForThought and @JuiceyMedia1, encouraging viewers to check them out. The content is focused on evaluating and comparing firearm suppressors, suggesting a review or range test format.

This video focuses on the Dead Air Lazarus 6 suppressor, highlighting it as a top-tier option for 5.56mm firearms that may be overlooked. The content aims to inform viewers about its capabilities and potential benefits, positioning it as a valuable accessory for rifle owners. The presenter likely provides an in-depth review and potentially discusses its performance and features.

This video from Guns & Tactics features the Dead Air Lazarus 6 Modular Suppressor at SHOT Show 2024. The description emphasizes that all firearm-related activities were conducted safely at a specified range with professional supervision. It also notes compliance with YouTube's ad certification policy and clarifies that the silencer is lawfully manufactured and possessed. The content is presented as the views of the original authors, not necessarily those of Guns & Tactics. An affiliate disclaimer is included, informing viewers about potential commissions from clicks on affiliate links.