Airsoft HPA Suppressor Make Up Internal Modification Brillo Pad Sound Baffles Silencer M-ETAL

Hey guys, thanks for dropping by another kit video. I am by no means saying this is the "best" method and as you see I have to change tact mid way but I find this to be very effective for me and my airsofting needs.
It won't work amazingly well on AEG's due to how they work but suppressors for NBB pistols, HPA powered or BASR should benefit from having a reduced muzzle signature.
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[@AngryBullAirsoft]

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[@user-vw3eh5ok4m]

I used this principle on mine but I modified it by adding more foam donuts spaced out with scouring pad pieces in between

[@leadly7399]

Would be great to see some before and after sound testing!!
Keep up the good work matey!!!

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Cheers dude, yeah massive oversight I didn't do that. Will continue to ramble as requested 😂

[@Soapeerandomness]

Wrapping the pad around an old inner barrel will save a lot of headache

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Correct 👍 Usually I do it the hard way then find the easy way after 😂

[@schmorls2335]

Great idea but i would include one more step into your guide and that is using a torch and gently removing hairs from the inside of your foam pad before rolling it into the suppressor. Like this you will have a much better result than with a pipe sticking in afterwards.

[@ZeeAylienz]

Thanks for the video, gave me some things to think about.
But some points of critic:
To measure the circumfence of the supressor just calculate C = 2 · r · π (C=circumfence, r= radius of the tube) and then take a ruler and cut it of with a cutter.
And after all it took very long for you to show everything.
One question, why not just wrap it around the spring that was inside the package first?
And now an idea that just came to my mind, but i have not tried it yet:
Try to fold the green stuff like 4 times over the long side. After that cut out small bits (triangles for exaple) on the longer side, nearly to the middle, on both sides. When you now unfold it you have many holes in it, where a lot of air and sound can travel and gets reflected.
Keep on making videos!
Regards, Jan

[@dipankarbag5737]

Very very intelligent sir

[@mariusruk2971]

Thanks is actually works well

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Thank you - Glad it worked for you and you got a good result.

[@johnd4408]

It would work better if you cut washers out of the scouring pads that resemble the end of the foam inserts and stack them.

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

I did try that but getting the holes right without proper cutting tools was a nightmare. My new suppressor (SBA DTSS) is made with alternating size discs and it’s crazy quiet.

[@adamnarey8138]

@@AngryBullAirsoftDo you have a picture or video showing this?

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

@@adamnarey8138 how do you mean? You mean the alternating inner?

[@adamnarey8138]

@@AngryBullAirsoft Yes mate, the alternating size disks - especially how you suffered through cutting the outer and inner sizes without the correct tools 😂

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

@@adamnarey8138 with you - the SBA comes with this as standard. I think Novritsch has similar in his now

[@rdb9936]

Have you done any experimenting with HPA builds of how many foam baffles or what suppressor length you need before it’s diminishing returns?

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

I haven’t, since making this video I bought a SBA DTSS which sounded “better” it was quieter and less crack on the output. I stopped fiddling at that point.

[@rdb9936]

@@AngryBullAirsoft which one? The 338 big boi?

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

308 but it’s still a fairly big beast. Love it on my MTW - barely hear anything

[@rdb9936]

@@AngryBullAirsoft Nice! Best suppressor you’ve used then? Better than the scotchbrite mod or better than Hex?

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Difficult to say as I haven’t had them all side by side but my general feelings are DTSS is an easy option without needing hours of tweaking. It’s just a suppressor after all. I have a 338 on my silverback srs and I bought one of the mk23 ones for my mk as well. I have confidence in them

[@mrzulu1568]

Build the foam around the spring,
Us the discarded spinning as jig to Build around.

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Posisbly yes, but - is the spring too wide? by closing in a bit more you can do better. I'm currently using Silverback suppressors on my rifles, those things are crazy good with no effort needed.

[@scottmalcum3472]

I was considering punching discs out of this and stacking them inside for a more uniform hole

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Would be the best approach if you alternate the hole size between a larger and smaller aperture to give more surface area to absorb sound waves 👍

[@scottmalcum3472]

@@AngryBullAirsoft im just worried about creating turbulent air in the suppressor and effecting accuracy. I may be starting yo overthink it lol

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Little bit maybe, the silverback suppressors come like that though and they're golden.

[@scottmalcum3472]

@@AngryBullAirsoft i have some open cell foam block i can use i was going to alternate materials but ill play with a couple different ideas i have a whole range of punches

[@fastrack59]

Disappointing that the all important part was not done. The before and after sound check (i.e if it actually works!). Planning an instructional video is vital so as not to leave your viewers hanging! Very frustrating!

[@AngryBullAirsoft]

Fully agree, before and after would have been the correct way of doing this. At the time I got a bit excited and ripped straight into it. Will definitely be something I do in future videos of this kind 👍