This video aims to determine the loudness of blank ammunition. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned in the title or description, the core concept revolves around testing the sound output of blanks. This would be of interest to firearm enthusiasts for understanding noise levels, potential applications of blanks (e.g., training, prop use), and general curiosity about firearm acoustics.
An ex-CIA officer investigates the effectiveness of using a pillow as a firearm suppressor, a common trope in movies. The video details a practical test where the officer uses children's pillows, a sound meter, and ammunition to empirically determine if a pillow can significantly muffle gunshots. The description also highlights the creator's expertise from his background as a former CIA operative and author, emphasizing his training in various defensive techniques, including firearms and home defense. The video aims to debunk or confirm the cinematic myth through a hands-on approach.
This YouTube video focuses on "Real world sound metering" in the context of firearms. While the description is brief, the title strongly suggests an analysis of sound levels associated with firearm use. This could involve testing various firearms, calibers, or accessories like suppressors to measure their acoustic output in practical scenarios. The content likely appeals to firearm owners, enthusiasts, and potentially those interested in safety regulations or understanding the effects of firearm noise.
This video appears to be a noise test of the ProHear EM030 hearing protection. While specific firearms aren't mentioned or demonstrated, the hashtags #hearingprotection and #pewpew strongly indicate a connection to the firearms community. The video likely assesses the effectiveness of these earmuffs in reducing loud noises, such as those produced by firearms.
This video explains the methodology and process used to test and determine the exact loudness of a gunshot. It focuses on the 'how-to' aspect of measuring firearm sound levels, presumably involving specialized equipment and procedures.
This video from The Gun Collective discusses the recent Suppressor Summit and sheds light on how sound is measured in the suppressor industry. Shawn from Dangerous Freedom breaks down the key developments and standards being set, offering insights into the evolving world of firearm silencers. The description also includes promotional codes and affiliate links for viewers.
This video from VSO Gun Channel challenges the validity of 'decibel data' in relation to firearms, suggesting it's nonsensical. The description includes various links to the VSO Patreon, Subscribe Star, social media platforms, and a GoFundMe for Gage. It also clarifies VSO's role as an educational resource and testing lab, emphasizing their objective content and commitment to responsible gun ownership.
This video from the VSO Gun Channel addresses a viewer question about why dB meters are not used when testing firearm suppressors ("cans"). While the video doesn't explicitly demonstrate testing, it delves into the reasons behind their testing methodology. The description emphasizes VSO's role as an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, highlighting their independent testing and evaluation services. They assert that they are not in the business of selling firearms and that their content is objective, reserving creative rights even when products are provided by manufacturers.
This video performs a comparative test of various 5.56mm suppressors, utilizing a Bruel & Kjaer impulse sound meter and IWI 5.56mm ammunition. The testing adheres to Mil-Std 1474D protocols. The video provides timestamps for each suppressor tested, including models from AAC, Silencerco, Surefire, and Griffin Armament. It also includes links to a spreadsheet with detailed performance data (logarithmic and linear averages) and an explanation of decibel levels and their perceived impact on hearing safety, referencing OSHA standards.
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