This video conducts a comparison of an AR-15 chambered in .223 caliber, testing the sound and performance of a suppressed setup both 'wet' (with a suppressor lubricant) and 'dry', against an unsuppressed configuration. The AAC 7.62 suppressor is specifically mentioned as the device used in the suppressed tests. The goal is to visually and audibly demonstrate the differences between these shooting states. The video provides links to the creator's YouTube and Rumble channels.
This video compares the performance of suppressed shooting with a Smith & Wesson M&P 22LR using both wet and dry methods. It aims to demonstrate the differences in sound suppression and potentially other factors when using a suppressor with or without a "wet" medium (likely a baffle lubricant). The description also links to other 22LR content and the creator's YouTube channel.
This YouTube video investigates whether using wire pulling gel and water can make a firearm suppressor quieter. The creator aims to determine the effectiveness of this method and explore any potential drawbacks of shooting a suppressor "wet." The video includes links to the creator's Amazon store and social media profiles, encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content. The channel is "Deuce and Guns."
This video demonstrates the difference in sound suppression when a suppressor is used dry versus when it is wet. The demonstration highlights how adding water to a suppressor can alter its acoustic performance. The video is presented by Hickok45, known for his expertise in firearms and shooting.
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