Rugged Alaskan 360 suppressor..1500 round honest review.
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Reviewing the Rugged Alaskan 360 suppressor after 1500 rounds of 300aac 9mm 147 Grn 38 special subsonic, and 308. Is it the perfect all around do everything suppressor? Let’s find out.
Great video, cant wait to get mine. One thing I learned while researching suppressors is that everything is a compromise. If they added a baffel to the blast chamber, it would increase back pressure for semi autos causing heavier cycling, more port pop, and more gas in your face while also increase weight and cost. The alaskan seems to take into account as many compromises as possible and makes the best of them.
Makes perfect sense to me. Thank you.
Excellent job, thank you! I just picked up mine from jail and need to decide what attachment system I’ll be using. My intention was to use direct thread on the bolt guns and another system on the AR systems, but we’ll see given your feedback. Thanks again.
Good video content. I just got my alaskan360 and your video was the closest of any video out there, of demonstrating how the GD RUM mount actually works-close. There is no way i would dink around with direct thread, instead of a dedicated brake mount from rugged for each rifle I own that are threaded. Same price to be able to use the RUM i think is not a lot of money. Now the cage and threaded barrel and all that for my glock 9mm will be a lot of money a,d well worth the convenience of using the RUM that we paid for anyway! Thanks!
Thanks for the comment!! I was just shooting with my Alaskan 360 today.
I have to say I agree with you, great for 9x19 carbines or throwing it on whatever gun you don't have a dedicated suppressor for.
I have an Alaskan 360.. but have the 5.56 and .30 endcaps too. It makes a difference to use the right endcap.
Hello. I purchased the 30 cal flash hider end cap and it seems to make a difference. I don’t have the .556 end cap yet. Thanks Wayne.
Is it worth $100?
@@KN-cool you get discounts as a customer… but yes, use the right endcap
@@KN-cool yes it is… but as a customer you get discounts on endcaps and mounts
@p99guy Only on certain items.
Yeah the finish is a thin layer of Cerakote. Mines doing the same and it doesn't take much to scratch it.
that's every suppressor ever made dude
I am looking for a second can for my other 5.56.
I own two rugged suppressors, already the obsidian nine and the razor, which I both enjoy very much.
The Rugged surge X looks really good has a lot of great features.
@@WayneP1973 I was looking to that as well, but right now budget wise, Alaskan 360 might be a little bit better for me. I’ll give it time and see how the much the surge X will go down.
@Rob_Shoot surge X well have much superior sound suppression over the 360. My son has the surge 7.62 and that thing is very quiet. But the 360 is very versatile on a lot of calibers. I would get a silencerco 36m /46m over the 360 if I had to do it over.
@@WayneP1973 if it has better suppress quality then I’ll probably save up then 🤓
Well, I come to the conclusion to doing a lot of research lately and I’m actually gonna go get the B&T 5.56 suppressor.
I kind of regret getting it honestly. I bought it for the weight + larger bore + durability specs compared to others.
After getting it, i realized 50% of the can has no baffles. It doesn't suppress very well on anything other than pistol calibers. I have to wear hearing protection on 5.56 ar-15 so therefore it doesnt do what its intended. 😢
I agree with you 💯 I regret it also. There are much better options available hybrid 36 or the hybrid 46 would be my choice knowing what I know now but unfortunately it was my first suppressor and I didn’t know any better. I feel like it could have a minimum of two more baffles in the 360.
Just so you know, no matter what suppressor you get for 5.56, you should use hearing protection as it won't be hearing safe.
@@clay4542 I have multiple suppressors that are perfectly hearing safe on 5.56. why does that myth keep popping up. People keep saying that because they heard someone else say it. A good suppressor will make pretty much every round hearing safe.
@@TheGreatWhiteNorth1 5.56 is supersonic and is not hearing safe. You might be fine with doing a couple shots without ear pro but any more than that will start causing damage. A quick google search says that anything over 85db will start causing damage. You guys are making it sound like you have magical suppressors that can break the law of physics and make 5.56 hearing safe. Go to pewscience and look at the data, some of the best suppressors on the market only lower the db of 5.56 anywhere from 132db to 140db.
@@WayneP1973 over 40 years? Well there is always something new to learn, go to pewscience and look at the data.
My first was the oculus 22, just put in for the 360...
Great choices you will be happy. Enjoy
I wonder if putting a 30 cal end cap on would help out with 300 blkout
I put a 30 cal flash hinder end cap on and it seems to help a good bit. Thanks for the comment. Wayne
might pick 1 up in a few weeks, hopefully comes back in a month like my griffin resistance 22m did
Cool it’s really a great suppressor I’m really happy with mine. One month is a great time. Good Luck.
@WayneP1973 100% got theor obsidian 45 and razer 7.62. But it's a bit chunky on my 10.5 sbr 556
One month. Damn mr lucky
@@mikes8915ikr. I was hoping the stamp for my sbr was there, but I was just as happy for the 22m
If you shoot the proper size endcap for the caliber you are shooting it will help a lot..lol They do make 5.56 and .30 cal endcaps. they should nitride the tube rather than ceracoat,
I agree I have the 7.62 flash hider end cap seems to help.
Awesome I am glad!@@WayneP1973
Is it worth the $100?
@@KN-cool It’s a well made flash hinder end cap. I think 70 would be a better price point but the suppression game isn’t cheap.
I use mine on my mini 14’s 556 and 300 BO
Any can you buy will need additional adapters for different guns, I already had AAC muzzle devices on most all my rifles so was glad AAC Has a quick attachment x universal for the universal thread
Nice so far I have used it on my Glock 19x 357/38 levtec 300 Bo AR pistol. Draco 7.62x39 saiga 7.62 Remington 700 308. It’s an excellent suppressor super versatile I really like it. Thanks for the comment. Wayne
I would love to see a video of the Draco with the Alaskan if you have one!
@@dickieaustin I’ll see what I can do 👍
@@dickieaustinI made a short shooting on my Draco.
@@WayneP1973 thank you! It looks great!
I’m considering this as my first can. Mainly to suppress my single shot deer rifle which is 35 Whelen (aka .35-06). I know it may not be as quiet as the Omega 36M. But being much lighter and a bit shorter is more appealing to me. My main concern is will it knock down the concussive blast enough that I can comfortably hunt without hearing protection? I plan on trying it on a few other guns but I think my expectations are realistic. I think it will fit its roll as a .35 cal hunting can well, and at least hold me over on the other guns until I can buy another dedicated 30 cal can for them down the road. Any thoughts or suggestions on this?
Hello. I think you would be very happy with the 360. It is actually pretty quite in bolt or lever guns. It is a really versatile suppressor. Rugged makes the 360 TI model that is super lightweight but at an added cost. I’m really happy with it. A dedicated 30 caliber can is going to be quieter, but they are heavier too the amount of different ammunition you can shoot througt it is very appealing. Rugged has an excellent customer service also. It’s actually a great first can. Hope this helps. Wayne.
How do you think this will work with a 8.6 Blackout. I’m building one and was looking at this suppressor for it.
It would work good, but I think there’s better options. I would look into the hybrid 46.
Just got mine today im putting on the 6mm
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@@WayneP1973 just put it on my 308. It looks wonderful. I wish I could share pictures.😂 thank you for all the information
@@yazzyfresh awesome it works great on my Remington 700.
@@WayneP1973 you have gained a sub thank you for your responses
@@yazzyfresh Thank You. Enjoy that suppressor.
Im new to suppressors. Do the baffles come out for cleaning like all the other ones?
No, on the Alaskan 360 the baffles are not removable. It’s not really an issue though.
@@WayneP1973 I’m between the Alaskan 360 and the Liberty Suppressors mystic x
@@grantguice1741 I would recommend the Mystic X. After owning the Alaskan 360.
Could you change it to a keymo mount and use a keymo 3 prong?
Yes
I swear my R.U.M. is like stuck on my Alaskan 360 or something lol. I can't get it off...
Spray the connection with CLP and try again. If it won’t come off then heat the connection up with a torch, it will come off.
@@tacdriver911I ended up taking it to a gunsmith at my LGS and he got it off, thankfully.
You can run .300 black out through this??
Yes it rated for up to 300 ultra mag. I have run 9mm 38/357mm 300 aac blackout subsonic and supers. 7.62x39 subsonic and supersonic 308 Winchester supersonic so far. Wayne
pretty sure the RUM supports tri-lug
Rugged makes a separate mount for tri-lug. Rum only threads and locks on to rugged flash hinders and muzzle brakes and locks in place. Thanks for the comment. Wayne
@@WayneP1973 you just saved me some trouble then! That is annoying lol. Thanks!
@beeefkurtains7805 Glad I could help. 👍
@@WayneP1973 You remove the R.U.M and install the Universal cage and the 3 lug.
@@beeefkurtains7805 The Alaskan works with the trilug - with the Universal cage
My 360 and Oculus are both in jail currently lol...
You bought the perfect pair, if they had the Alaskan 360 earlier I would probably only have these two, would have saved me a bunch of dollars in taxes and cans, my daughter wants suppressors for hunting, I said get these two and you’re done, since she’s primarily on bolts or pistols I suggested the Alaskan 360 Ti for weight savings
@gregz4249 I’m really happy with them. The 22 oculus is a really nice little suppressor also. And to be honest, the regular Alaskan 360 is pretty lightweight and significantly cheaper than the titanium one. The titanium version came out right after I purchased mine but I’m happy with it.
@@WayneP1973 yep ti came out right after I bought mine, just thought ti would be handy for a young lady to manipulate or hold up on the end of a rifle
Enjoyed your video
@gregz4249 Thank You. Yes Sir believe your right ..Ti would be perfect for hunting/super light weight option.
How about you reshoot this withbthe camera looking at the work, not the table.
The table is just so nice Dan. 😂