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For some reason I can't make my own comment for some reason, forgive me putting this on your pinned.
But if yall really just want a suppressor, just make one, (not saying I have, atf) but it's "probably" very easy to do, and "probably" alot cheaper then buying one. Plus that's your own fucking business. The government shouldn't have to have a registry on every fucking thing we're doing. Sound reduction will still happen, flash mitigation will still happen, and you'll still be more difficult to detect initially.
Food, water, purifying water, knowing how to get more food with out making yourself a target, and FUCKING BEING IN SHAPE! Are by far some of the most important things all these idiots who are so hyped about buying 5 suppressors a year, completely over look constantly bc they want to feel like they have the biggest cock in town.
Have fun being a loot drop if you can't do the basics, but hey at least you looked super cool while you were walking into deaths arms.
Wanna start off by saying love the channel, for both the comedic approach and the brutal honesty of it all, it’s great fun and great content!
So, about the video there’s a few things I wanted to say :
First off, Fuck the atf.
Secondly, suppressors (legally silencers who gives af what they’re called to be honest) are cool.
But by no means are they any where near required to go shooting or to plink. They’re mostly applicable to a combat scenario, that’s where people would see the most benefit from a suppressor in my opinion.
They do cool things though, they can reduce muzzle flash, which is nice at night for a combat scenario to reduce the chance of you being spotted by an enemy of some sort, they can increase your velocity (although usually just by a smidge) in the same way that it can also increase accuracy by reducing the disruption caused by the gasses escaping alongside the round (that’s the simplest and quickest explanation to give) which destabilize the bullet for an incredibly small amount of time until rotation force corrects. At least that’s my understanding please correct me if I’m wrong. And of course suppressors also dampen and spread the sound of the shot so it’s harder to place where exactly the shot came from, and makes the shot somewhat more pleasant on the ears.
Which is why I like them and want more. And why I think it’s dumb af that the ATF is openly allowed to infringe upon the 2nd amendment any chance they get by making illegal laws outside of the actual legislative branch which is supposedly the only branch that has the power to make laws… anyways…
God bless, peace out, all that good stuff.
Great vid real life talk. You could get a ir night vision scope for $200 wouldn’t take it to war though it💀🤣 . Oh kill flash hider for flashlights and scopes, acogs & red dots
@OvertonWindex what’s the gripe about 300 blk? Genuinely curious.
So… every grunt who deployed without a can and only had pvs-14s was somehow ineffective? 🤔
Take muffler off car or truck-get ticket for noise violation.
Put muffler on gun-must pay $200 tax and not let anyone else touch it or go to prison.
Government logic at its finest.
As a veteran with severe hearing loss, I'm holding on what hearing I have left in any way I can
“Suppressors are a waste of money and you don’t need them”
Pays ATF for SBR tax stamp lmao
Smooth brain who
Got a suppressor, waiting on my second. This video just convinced me to get a third.
Do you want a cookie?
@@Grizzly406do you want an award for a xbox live insult
@@Grizzly406 no, just more suppressors.
Suppressors should not require extra fucking paperwork. Period.
@@cIoudbank why should they require a tax stamp because they work better?
@@cIoudbank so are you dating an ATF agent? What’s his name?
@@cIoudbank do you think we should get rid of 30 rd mags and high powered ammunition too?
@cloudbank fed detected, opinion rejected
@@cIoudbank I love hearing the “logic” that it’s necessary to have loud firearms so other people can hear them, should they be used in a mass shooting incident. Yeah, it’s not like the incessant screaming that happens when people start getting shot is going to let anyone know what’s happening, right? That will be totally silent. Lol. You know what else is silent? A knife. A sword. There are multiple instances of massacres in China where a crazed person killed dozens of people with a knife. Maybe they should put a horn on knives in case they are used in a mass stabbing, right? How about the incident in Nice, France. A guy ran over close to 200 people in a truck. Perhaps they need to stop muffling car engines so that if they are used to do the same as above, you can hear them. Right? You people really operate on archaic and faulty arguments you heard from someone else and have no problem repeating them like a parrot. No, suppressors don’t need to he regulated, no matter how effective you think they are at mitigating sound pressure levels. It doesn’t “save lives” to regulate something in the case that it is used in an already extremely rare mass shooting event. The screaming will be quite loud enough to alert people. Lastly, you’re arguing for regulation of something in the event that is used in a situation that results in less than .00009% of recorded deaths in a year. Suppressors don’t allow what you are saying and even if they did, so what? You’re going to beg for another grown adult to control what you can and cannot own because another person uses it for evil ends. I swear, the mentality of people who argue for governmental regulation is that of a temperamental child.
How many people talk about having suprresers but not fire extinguisher?
Naaaaammmmm sayin"?
Well, crap, how many don't even keep one in their vehicles?... Yano, that thing that is taking flammable liquid and turning it into combustion on a regular basis. They're the type of person that has their suppressor destroyed in a car fire because they don't have at least a small extinguisher in their car.
@ericelsberry5585 Be prepared starts with things you really need; new tires for your vehicles, roof on the house, clean water, fresh food. These things are more important than a supressor or armor.
Hahahaha yes!
Extinguishers are not even that expensive, i have one in my truck, living room and kitchen
The real cost of that round count isn't the money, it's the time spent loading mags 😩
If you are buying boxed 9mm there is the nine reloader. It does save time 🤷♂️
I only use bolt action firearms for this exact reason. I’m gun Amish
Cars paid off-check
House-check
Food-check
Retirement-check
Money for fun shit I really don’t need-check
6:40 the reality that most of the old guys I know who shot often did end up needing hearing aids that cost more than suppressors.
Save for the one who was issued a CAR-15 with a suppressor.
Yes, it's for safety. Flash suppression and other crap is bullshit. Does it help? Maybe never been on the receiving end, don't care. I want to be able to communicate with other people who do not have their adrenaline going to close their ear drums
@@icarusflight2396 Flash suppression and other crap is bullshit. Does it help?
-It's definitely real for nods. I know he says in the vid that it doesn't matter, but not all tubes are the same.
There are absolutely people out there who when they shoot, have their tubes autogate or gain due to muzzle flash. This could be because of barrel length, muzzle device selection, and ammo (flash retardant powder mainly).
So what's up with all the never been around a fired cartridge with hearing aids ? Maby hearing loss is sometimes age related and had little to nothing to due with non-supressed firearms exposure...
@@daviddroescher So what's up with all the never been around a fired cartridge with hearing aids ?
-There's other loud noises you can be exposed to. Heavy machinery, certain power tools, etc.
The phrase "Did you learn to whisper in a sawmill?" comes to mind.
Maby hearing loss is sometimes age related
-It's cumulative. Older people have more time to be exposed to things that will induce hearing loss.
@@thinkharder9332
I know many elderly( some not so elderly) woman that have never been closer than in a car driving by to loud environment exposure yet need hearing aids .
VA tryed to deny my hearing loss saying "It is better than a child that is not a loss". They caved when I explained -10 to -5db( some frq where down to 0 same as a youg child) is a loss when 3 yr prior at MEPS it was - 25 to -15db across the bord( could hear things 25-15 dB quieter than a child could) was definitely a documented loss. -15 to -25 was after several years of running big bore chainsaws working industrial jobs all with out ear pro. Now in my 40s I appreciate being able to hear and locate miniscule air leaks at 25' ( used to be over 100') that others can't .
Sonic cracks are usually around 120-130 decibels, an unsuppressed rifle muzzle blast is over 160 decibels, a suppressed rifle muzzle blast is around 140 decibels. Suppressors make rifles nicer to shoot, even if you are already wearing hearing protection. 9:02 They’re awesome.
The fact is that exposure to sound levels above 140 dB, even for just a millisecond, can cause permanent hearing loss. This phenomenon, known as noise-induced hearing loss, is thoroughly researched and lacks controversy. Your 5.56 AR15 far exceeds this level.
I own a range of suppressors, from 9mm to .338, and they are all quite loud, significantly above safe hearing levels (Around 85db or less). Even my suppressed MP5 is noticeably loud, with the bullet exiting the barrel at supersonic speeds and not all gas being captured. Being deaf is not a sign of toughness, just makes you a dummy if you did it willingly.
While suppressors can reduce noise, they do not eliminate it completely, so protect your ears.
I shot a pcsl match with a guy who had a 9x39 ar suppressed and it legit made almost no noise. If you had earpro on you wouldn't even hear it
@rodiculous9464 he would have to have been shooting sub sonics. 5.56 super sonic crack is over 130db. I'm not familiar with 9x39mm. It's a pretty obscure round in the US.
@@Michaeleluswell ofc it was subsonic 😂 it was literally designed to be subsonic
@rodiculous9464 well I'd assume, but I have absolutely zero experience with the caliber.
@@Michaelelusit's basically a necked up 7.62x39. Similar to 300 blackout
I am no pro shooter. I have heard a good argument of having a suppressor on a home defense gun. Not for my hearing protection but for your families peace of mind. I’m sure nothing would scare the shit out of our children then loud gun fire all over the place. So I got one. They are low priority.
It helps IF you need to communicate to your children who's adrenaline isn't going and they need instructions to go hide or help defend
Adrenaline doesn’t protect you from hearing damage. Hearing damage is a cumulative thing phenomenon. I’m down about 40%.
As a man who just had two kids within two years and this was the only “pro” i could think of for having it on my HD weapon. Don’t want to scare the kids to run in wrong direction or damage their hearing if I hear a bump in the night.
Unless you're using a 300 BLK with good sub rounds, it's still gonna be loud as shit inside a house.
@@ktimmer2my home defense is a 300 with subs. Expensive, but worth it.
I gots me a silencer. Traded moms old ford ranger and a dog for it. It makes my sks so quiet I can’t even hear it over the sound of David Alan Coe blasting from the Bluetooth speaker in the back window of my cousins station wagon.
Thumbed up for DAC ref.
I thought I heard some "quiet pews" coming from next door!
Do you miss the dog?😊
@@johnbuntin7188nah but I do miss my cousin. All that’s left is the station wagon after Cletus got sent down the river for cutting the heads off of parking meters in town.
Yes; food, water, meds, _things and stuff:_ then the goodies.
Hearing damage is additive and I've taken great pains to protect mine. Having been around 'the business going down' and seeing first hand what hearing damage does to people, I'll continue to beat the drum for hearing protection.
Cans are just one wrench in the toolbox and should be considered garnish and not the steak-n-taters.
I started to get offended, until I realized my suppressor fetish is rooted in my time serving. We even call then signature dampers, not suppressors, because of why we use them. And I can afford them easily.
I was curious to hear what people that actually used them would say. Isn’t the military implementing them as standard issue?
@@The_Red_Off_Road Not standard for everyone, but almost all small caliber weapons are made to accept them. Rangers, designated marksmen, snipers, mp use suppressors. Some units specialized in urban warfare also use them.
Great for hiding your true position.
I'm so used to suppressors that it's a standar item on my personal weapons.
But Overton, how will I hear the darkness?
That's where "the voices" come in....
This video is for the poors
I said this just to troll. If you opened this it’s satire
@@chrisferguson1911lol dude that was loaded haha
*Just sitting here rubbing my two nickels together*
I ain't poor!
😂 i like this thread
@@slattscoo welcome to the party fren
I bought a suppressor for a few different reasons. 1) I wanted it and it looked cool. 2) I am already legitimately deaf in my left ear and have hearing damage to my right ear. I'll still be wearing ear pro at all times even while shooting suppressed. 3) I had previously shot a bunch of different suppressed guns owned by friends or fellow range goers and I noticed they had a similar effect to muzzle brakes without also being ridiculously loud. I previously could not tolerate brakes due to aforementioned ear problems that have been an issue for me since childhood. People have tested suppressors vs muzzle brakes while removing the human factor using mechanical fixtures and they've found that a good brake results in like 35% recoil reduction while a suppressor is like 15-18%, for me that is enough combined with the other features.
I do not own body armor or nods. i don't even care about those things. I could buy them if I wanted to because I have a really good job now, maybe not youtuber good but it eventually will be. Eventually I'll own my own machine shop that produces guns and parts for guns.
Tl:dr, I wanted it so I got it and therefore I am right and you are wrong, suck on that smooth brain.
Edit: Honestly, your argument that people should focus on their finances and stuff is a very good one. I am constantly telling people not to buy cheap guns like PSA. Save up and buy a BCM or a DD. Just save $100 every check and you'll have a good gun in no time. Don't let $400 burn a hole in your pocket. You will enjoy it much more and you'll be able to pass it on to your kids. Nods and armor is a complete meme for most people.
I love my hearing ability, sorry to hear that man
@@idonotcarekek Well I can hear, just not so well. Even out of the ear i'm considered deaf in I can still hear some. My right ear compensates a decent amount. Funny enough i chose to work in a trade skill with a very loud working environment. I'm in tool and die/CNC machining. It's loud as fuck.
@@armorers_wrench atleast the noise doesn’t bother you lol. You experience tinnitus too?
@@idonotcarekek Oh yeah, big time. I only notice it when it stops.
@@armorers_wrenchain’t that the truth. I got tinnitus at 22. I only notice when the ringing goes away. Not really when it’s there.
"Your brain is smooth, it has no ridges or bumps, no valleys no lumps... completely smooth... Like a bowling ball, so smooth that nothing sticks and so dense that nothing can get in."
You dont need whisper pickles or nods if you armed robbery at day. Pro tip.
Just got my suppressor yesterday after 349 days. Thanks Windex
daaaannnnnggg gurl. You hear that people are waiting just days now? Allegedly.
@@OvertonWindex it's true bud bot only if you file as individual and its by no means guaranteed.
@@OvertonWindex perfect timing. Bunch of smooth brains, no commitment, no patience.
Got mine in 20 days 😂. And your god damn right overton will I need it ever. Prolly not. Does it make me giggle like a school girl when I swap it from my 556 to my 10in 300blk shooting subs. Yes yes it does. That's all that matters
@@OvertonWindex Last suppressor took around 10 days.
I agree with you 100% getting a suppressor or night vision before your preps are squared away is like owning a Ferrari and living in a trailer park.
Are you talking white trash about my fiero ?
They'd be nice for hunting, and they could be useful for hiding your signature. Either way, they shouldn't be regulated. Other than arguably the nfa, there's nothing in the constitution that gives the government the authority to regulate such an item
I put lvl3+ and lvl4 plates in my backpacks and laptop bags. They work pretty nicely and lightweight plates only weigh like 2lbs for polyethylene or 3.5lbs for ceramics. As far as actual plate carriers go, I just larp in my mom's basement.
My first job was at a shooting range back in the late '70s. For 2 1/2 years, I stood next to 12 gauge shotguns going off all day long. We had a rifle range, too, where I would collect brass when the trap & skeet fields were empty. I would ooh and aah over someone's gun, and they would invariably ask if i wanted to shoot it. (From that, I learned that a .460 Weatherby Magnum is not a pleasant caliber to shoot.) Anyhow, we had these cheap little yellow foam plugs, the exact ones still available today, that we rolled up and stuffed in our ears. I suffered zero hearing loss. 🤷
you're right I don't need them... but I want em! lol
Awesome, he didn’t mention 50 bmg, so that must mean it’s silently approved 😂
It is.
You must be super fun at parties. How about saving your ears, hearing loss isn't reversible and tinnitus is real.
I know more than you.
@@OvertonWindex I doubt that.
What!?! Speak up, i cant hear you
@@OvertonWindex I know. I think you say ridiculous inflammatory bullshit for views. Nicely done.
Hearing pro can be had for very cheap clowns.
The problem is that it’s not enough to be a simple enjoyer of firearms, you must also attach it to your identity like many other consumer habits. I think all the “cool shit” is actually cool, but I don’t fail to realize when I’m out of my depth and out of my budget. You said everything that needs to be said in this video.
That's the real problem is no one in the gun community is willing to admit it's just blind consumerism so they feel the need to mask it in "patriotism" or "preparedness".
I got one to take my 8 year old hunting because he couldn't handle the recoil, and a muzzle brake was too loud.
This is so on point lol love it. Having used suppressors in the professional space, there's several reasons they suck, and if an exigent situation does unfold and you're having to lay the hate, it's one more disposable commodity you have to worry about that isn't going to save your life lol.
It’s not WW3? Really? So we are not all fucked? When the guy took the leg from the train accident and started eating it yesterday and there is video, I thought that was a clue but a you tuber told me everything’s ok 👍
😂😂😂 bro that's funny.
You have a dang fine point too. 👍
Pray for this country and the world.
Yes that thing that you just described is totally synonymous with ww3
@@rodiculous9464 no it’s a sign that we are in clown world
Took a leg off a train and ate it? Wtf?
Can I hire you to come with me to gun stores when I’m considering buying some stupid shit I shouldn’t?
Biggest reason I don't have a silencer is because I shoot at public ranges and no one else has them so it defeats the purpose...you're still gonna have to wear ear pro because everyone else's gun will still be loud AF...
Also every point this guy made was spot on. Most ppl have their priorities completely wrong...the internet is not real life and social media influencers are not your friends lol go touch some grass guys
I’m so far from buying a suppressor I still use iron sights 😂
Bless you Overton for adding a couple wrinkles to my 🧠
@benjamin3290 11.5" is not a great utilization of 5.56mm if that's the caliber. It's extra loud for all the unburnt powder combusting outside the barrel after the round has already exited.
Lmao body armor is nice, but the boomer with the night vision in the back lit doorway killed me.😆
I'm curious what your opinion would be on suppressors if they were "affordable", say $200 all in.
The argument that buying a suppressor/body armor/NVG’s should be secondary to training and stocking up is hard to argue with.
The send off in the end was comedy 😂
Great way explaining your point.
Does this make sense.....YES! All of them, common, good, complete, clear, no non, perfect. Thank you Overton!
Im currently riding my schwinn to the pawn shop to trade my jerry 31 in for a 6 disc CD changer.
Yabbut body armor and NVGs make you look like a super cool “high speed badass.”
That’s super impactful on boosting your confidence when fighting off a massive horde of zombies.
LOL... was feeling rather called out until the end where we got to the "unless you're squared away", hehe.
Still haven't gotten a silencer yet, but have the PVS-14 and body armor... but also have house half paid off (could pay-off fully, but that money is making more interest than I'm paying on the mortgage in interest) and a lot of other stuff set up.
Respect for being real about the prepper fantasy. You're probably one of the only U tube shooting guys that's honest without filters.
Dude I love the "A beautiful mind" numbers swirling shit.
I soooo agree with 80 percent of this video. Food, network, prep, community..... are more important than anything tacticool. Suppressors are for communication between people not having adrenaline or ear pro (people waking up in the night to a attack) not flash suppression. Night Vision is something I just got turned to, to see the value in... when raiding not defending. Make of that what you will. It's like car insurance you'll wish you had it if you need it.. but hopefully you'll NEVER use it.
Thanks for stopping by and donating man. Ill have to check out your channel 👍
A few yrs back when I saw one of my local stores selling zombie rounds for .65 a round that’s when I realized, dear god these are the ppl that road the short bus when I was young.
Supressed .22LR with subs are awesome! But even supressing supersonic ammo helps with the concussion and speeds up follow up shots.
You got your opinion. I prefer having the silencer. Mostly cuz I live in rural but close to urban areas. It’s just nice to be quiet
Define quiet because suppressed weapons are still very loud.
Guess if I carry a gun, I should keep my walker razors on 24/7 😆
Man, I frickin love this guys sheer pragmatic outlook. Kinda refreshing, honestly.
Would love to see what you think on the PSA billet Sabre .308s if you’ve been able to get your hand on one. I’ve seen some incredibly impressive range and accuracy from you, so I’d like to see what you could do with the “M110 at home”
Apologize if you already have, and I’ve missed it??
I just love this. Solid advice giving, great points of view and entertaining. Guntubing done right.
I haven’t laughed this hard in awhile 😂 . Really enjoyed this video
I moved back to nyc when I was 25. Moved back to pa at 38. Got a gun a year later and internet bros had me thinking Psa was a good idea lol
My favorite CZcams. Also I would like to point out. You finally acknowledged yourself as a CZcamsr when you told me in an earlier video comment that you were not a CZcamsr glad you acknowledged it lol 😂. But for real thank you for the content.
shit
I have body armor for the specific reason to use during transit. If you're going to be in a death box, any extra protection is welcome.
Wonderful information! I always buy cool things and just like you said, a week or two later - it goes in the storage area never to be seen again. Thank you for stopping me from buying something else I will never use. Now, how to get rid the junk I own now?
... anyway, when the time comes that you will need all the extra perks - you should be able to just pick them off the ground from whom ever it attacking, that goes for all those expensive arms and ammo... Just tag and bag brother.
a week or two later - it goes in the storage area never to be seen again.
-Do you never go out and shoot? Once people get cans they use them from then on typically.
@@thinkharder9332 I understand. I was looking at a bigger picture for cool things I buy and then store away forever. I got a great 8" reflective mirror telescope, 3 armored vests, 2 sets of ski, 2 sets of golf clubs and bags, 26 pairs of steel toe shoes, 200+ zippo lighters, over a ton of wrenches and tools, 24 silk stirts, 2 sets of ammo reloading equipment, radiation detector I made in 1987 and used during the Gulf War in 1990-91, etc. I am not a hoarder, but I like cool things. I was trying to say this video helped me to stop and think about what I might buy for stupid reasons. Hope that helps.
The Ron Swanson comment 😂. Now I can’t unsee it!
I love that you skimmed over "hey its Ron Swansons son" when it's so accurate it hurts. Also I'd take it as a compliment Ron Swanson kicks ass. And so do you my guy stay awesome.
I was so hoping youd make this a full length video completly agree with you, thanks brother.
The only reason i could ever find a real use for a suppressor would be to teach a young child to shoot with subsonics only in their very early years then take it off later on so they get used to the bang.
Shout out from the 239
I buy plate carriers and suppressors for the novelty. I think they are neat, and I play airsoft in the plate carrier. i think its fun. never claimed it was practical
Appreciate the advice.
Next video needs to be how to mount a scope.
Auditory exclusion is a real thing your body does during an adrenaline rush and like you said you can tell the ones that have never experienced it
Won't make you not lose hearing
@@rodiculous9464The point eas about the dubious claim of being able to hear a mouse fart during an indoor gunfight because you bought a supressor.
Question: i know you don't like the PSA Dagger and rightfully so, what are your thoughts on AAC ammo that is owned by PSA? I am a poor so financially I can't reload yet and AAC is some of the cheapest you can get on the market does it perform as well as say Federal, Hornady, etc.?
As a follow up I would rather spend the $4k on the ability to reload my chosen calibers, 9mm, .40s&w, 5.56, .308, and 12ga. I also have .45 long colt/.410ga but we wont talk about my father's poor choices before he passed away and i inherited his small collection.
@@richardvoss77 DO NOT, get into reloading right now. I have no experience with that ammo
I always wanted to ask about what you think the length of the handguard should be on an ar15.
Thanks, and I appreciate it 🙏
as long as possible to get the light out there passed the muzzle, and you don't have to rest the gun on the barrel durring barrier work
Suppressors have tradeoffs in weight, cost, and complexity. A suppressed 5.56 is not hearing safe, much less indoors. People also talk about signature reduction, but if there if a vehicle mounted IR system anywhere nearby, you're toast anyway, much more so if there is an aircraft with that system... We should be allowed to have them, but they do have downsides.
Ive got a threaded barrel on my 6.5 and all my buddies are telling me to suppress it when there no damn point, so Im gonna slap a brake on it and let freedom ring.
@@pablo4yu those are cool but they're kind of redundant on a bolt action like what I have. I'm gonna look into one of those when I finally nut up and buy an AR though.
No suppressor no peace! 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂this made laugh, thanks man
Side question I’m looking to buy a rifle are the SOLGW rifles worth the money or should I look at bcm
BCM upper on a cheapo lower and call it good.
If you build your own you save like 15% on the tax alone
What if the elk start using body armor?
Day night scopes are awesome
I’m 22 thanks! I’ve been thinking about getting one mostly bc of annoyed neighbors. Is that a legit justification or no?
I mean yeah, obviously. There are a bunch of little situations like that, or they make perfect sense. Maintaining relationship with your neighbors, is definitely one of them to bump it up on the priority list
Ending of the video was gold sir
I agree with everything you say on this, I also bought 3 suppressors and will probably buy more cuz I like them 😘
I shot an m16 with shitty nods in 2014 enlisted in the Marines.
It's not bad. Cans are cool but it's not worth the money for one currently. It's for pest control near public land in my opinon.
They also mess with ballistics and accuracy in that way.
@@russell7852 They also mess with ballistics and accuracy in that way.
-No they don't. Unless you're getting baffle strikes (which destroys the can), the slightly INCREASE velocity and accuracy is the same. USMC first fielded suppressors with marksmen, and then started issuing them to more infantry.
It's not bad.
-20" barrel is longer and doesn't flash as much as a shorter one. Most of the guns that wind up suppressed are half the length.
I am interested to know your opinion on USCCA membership. Is it worth the cost? Thanks.
no. Don't let people sell you fear.
I only got a suppressor to reduce recoil on my 300 Winchester Magnum after I messed up my shoulder. On anything above a 22 it doesn't reduce noise enough to justify buying it for just for the hush factor.
Damnit, now I am self conscious about the shit I should be taking care of instead of waiting on this fucking suppressor....
You briefly mentioned you don't like 300blk build I'm curious about your reasoning I've been considering building an SBR 330blk for a vehicle/backpack rifle only because I can get better ballistics out of a sub 10in barrel over 5.56 and 9mm
I’m a 23 year old gun owner and Ima use part of your wisdom I got from one of your older shorts talking about saving for the real thing instead of buying a knock off as soon as possible. Nvg’s fun completely unnecessary expensive , body armor fun completely unnecessary expensive. Silencers are cheap compared to nvgs and body armor and run about the same price as a mid range priced handgun. I only own two guns and they both have silencers and to some people that’s weird but if I said I had four guns that would be normal when it’s about the same price. If I can afford to save up for a 1,200$ handgun and a 1,300$ ar15 it’s stupid to think a 900$ silencer for a hand gun and a 700$ silencer for a rifle is for the rich and old, like saving up for something you like is out of the realm of possibilities. Your opinion is solid to me you don’t need my confirmation or validation obviously but this one draws outside the lines of your usual narrative in my opinion because it’s super easy to justify an attachment that can easily cost less or the same as an optic.
Not really on topic but by "they didnt hook up all the wires" you where implying that you dont get an asrenaline response correct? Sorry if this is a dumb question thats just wild! Have you never had one or did something cause you to lose it?
Keep on keeping on!
i have a suppressor on my MCX Spear Lt and the only time i use it is at an indoor range so I don't shake peoples skulls with the Warcomp
Aloha Overton, I really enjoy your content and would like to know your thoughts on what complete rifle would be worth my hard-earned money once I'm ready to spend on something that isn't a budget build that I've assembled from PSA and Aero and can rely upon in that crucial moment. I've not looked thru all of your content, so if you've already produced such a video please give me the link, and I'll leave you alone. Otherwise, would you be able to put something like that together so that a hobbyist like myself can do the research and eventually buy something that you could bet your life on if and when the time comes. Many thanks
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ok bruh a mag inside with no hearing protection definitely irreparably damages your ears.
A mag inside with a suppressor will do the same.
@@calebhammonds6338not with subs
I always just use a four prong flash hider for signature reduction, it’s stupidly simple and effective
.22lr and bolt action = loud as a staple gun... funnnnn
I mostly can't justify spending at least a 1000$ for a peice of equipment that should really be no more than 100$ and wait months for a tax stamp.
The hearing argument doesn't make sense to me. If I go to the range I can just wear those electronic head phones. And I have had to shoot a firearm without ear pro and NY ears are fine. At least from the very few times I did it. Ya maybe if I was in a position where I had to shoot with no ear pro over long periods of time, but... 99.99% of the population isn't doing that.
But yes. I'm not going to live pay check to pay check pretending like there is any real possibility a Spetsnaz assassin team is gonna get me in an L shaped ambush on my way to the grocery store. Whats actually possible is a crack head robbing me or breaking in looking to steal shit to sell for his next hit. Don't need a supressor for that.
. If I go to the range I can just wear those electronic head phones.
-Are you doubling up?
Because just plugs with larger volumes will still accumulate damage. If you wear just muffs, and the seal breaks, you get another few cilia broken.
And I have had to shoot a firearm without ear pro and NY ears are fine.
-Hearing loss is cumulative. It adds up little by little until you start having to ask people what they said for the 5th time and realize how loud the ringing is when everything around you is quiet.
Lmfao you're dreaming if you think a suppressor should cost $100. Maybe a fuel filter one 😂. And if there was no NFA they would cost even more because demand would go up. NFA keeps demand down bc people are intimidated by the process
@@rodiculous9464 NFA inflates the price because we already know there's places where cans aren't a hassle to get and they're comparatively cheaper.
It's more expensive since a firm has to go out of their way and make up for small sales volume with higher prices to make it worthwhile, on top of a $200 tax floor.
Love this precise, concise, and incisive take on this subject. Reality
Outstanding!!! Well said!
I fucking love your videos man. Never a miss.
2000 rounds per week, around 285.7 rounds per day. I’m jealous.
11:16 the realest conversation everyone needs to have with themselves. Fuck all these toys that make the tools we have... 10% cooler.
Totally agree on the priority list!
This video is really a breath of fresh air. Seems like every other gun tuber on this site says you need night vision, illuminators, suppressors, body armor, combat helmets, all this expensive crap that we just collect dust in the closet most of the time, but all the comments are ranting and raving about it.
There was a split second when I thought about buying one for fun (after I heard how fast they are getting turned around) then I was like hmmm thats like 4k rounds worth of competition and training ammo... fuck that.