If I see anyone shooting a rock, i just wait until they fall to the ground, because ricochets are very dangerous and if you are not careful enough, you can end up hurting people other than yourself, try a target or an object that doesn't ricochet as easlily
SOLD!! i like my G19 for my concealed carry cause of its compact size, this looks alot larger than i thought it was but still very outstanding vid im gonna go check one out this weekend , you got balls man shooting at that rock but again outstanding comparison, helluva difference. i shall subscribe!) take care
Your video was pretty awesome. But I personally think rocks arent the best targets since they can actually have the ricochet bullets come at you. But glad ur safe and thanks for the vid!
Great video, my only complaint is when you shot with the suppressor, the rock kinda ruined it. I still heard a loud bang from the rock and couldn't really tell how loud the gun itself was..
@JFSniper147 Well, the sound of the ricochets gives some scale to the sound of the gun firing, a basis of comparison which is absent if I just shoot into the dirt. Fortunately, I have that too, here watch?v=W-f656NUWVQ
Haters using the rock as a backstop just means the SNOMAN got balls and loves the rush! You guys are just upset that you didnt think of it first. Besides whos ass is in the hanger if a rock pops back your or his..........Rock on SNOWMAN. Let the haters come ouuuuuuuuuuuuuhhh shall they be shut down!
It's now generally known as a suppressor because it doesn't totally "'silence" the report of the shot, plus you still hear the "action" of the pistol when fired.
Plus, the word "suppressor" sounds better and more PC to the liberals. Not as "scary" and "mafioso" to them.
@xxxCRAZYLOVExxx Semantics only - they're the exact same thing. "Suppressor" is the proper term; "silencer" is a misnomer, since it's almost physically impossible to make a gun completely silent. Good question!
@xxxCRAZYLOVExxx Although the technical name of these devices is sound suppressor, the term "silencer," while inaccurate, is still used in the US code and regulations, and in common parlance among many competitive and recreational shooters. I use them interchangeably.
@THEerizzow wrote, "lets shoot at that hard surface instead of the ground!"
For fuck sake Suzie, put a tampon in and move along.
If you paid attention you'd see that there is an approximately 150 foot tall "berm" behind the rock that he is shooting. The bullets will ALL ricochet into the ground or into a tree on the "berm" behind the rock.
@turtle580 A ricochet from a 45 acp is not a big deal if you're wearing eye protection. I've been hit on the bridge of my nose with a 200g lead swc from a 45 coming off steel 10 feet away...it feels like a light punch, makes your eyes water. A jacketed bullet could probably cut you, not a big deal.
@NotElmerKeith Ya im sure its not that big a deal but I sure in the Hell dont want to get hit by nothin... learned my lesson the hard way as a child. with shootin a steel bowl on the ground with a bb gun haha shit came back and hit me Dead center of my eyes... Extremely lucky could be wearing an eyepatch right now haha I was just sayin that cuz you can hear them almost every shot was one .
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting. Seeing the TMR all gunked up was rather enlightening. I have a fiveseven pistol and AAC FiveseveN can and I hope you don't mind if I do a similar video of that setup. I'm also using a mini dot sight and I'll try my can wet to see if I have similar problems with crap all stuck in my optic. (5.7 is delayed blowback, instead of short recoil locking chamber). Thanks again. Best silencer vid I've ever seen.
@NostalgicLink It has a tilting barrel type locking mechanism. When the gun is ready to fire, with (or without) a cartridge in the chamber, the barrel is in the lowered position and all properly aligned. It has some kind of cutout and lug or some similar, and they lock together making the pistol safe to fire. Then it unlocks and ejects the empty cartridge. The barrel tipping up like that also can help reliability in feeding as it slopes nicely up away from the magazine.
I didn't read all of the comments, but as someone who has sold Class3 weapons for a while, I figured this was worth mentioning....
The PRIMARY REASON it is so quiet with the suppressor is because it is firing the .45ACP cartridge, a "slow" round going from 800 to 1000fps (hot loads can hit maybe 1200; any faster and you are hitting pressure limits). Point is, it is below the speed of sound. Suppressors work significantly better on such weapons bc there is no sonic crack. 9mm would be louder.
Heu, SNO!!.. im thinking about getting a glock 21 for my 21st birthday in july.. the reason is i want something bigger than a 9mm and a glock seems like a good gun. what do u think?
@SEATTLEBOI253 I can't wait till i turn 21 but have you looked at the glock 30 thats also 45 or the glock 20 which is 10mm but they make barrels for it in multiple different calibers but between the regular and the slim frame there is barely a difference but yes glock will obviously be my first handgun ive never had a problem shooting my fathers and ive shot 2000 plus rounds through each without a problem. hope this is helpful
@WolfenFoust I know, isn't that cool?? If I hadn't risked my life by shooting a poor harmless rock, you wouldn't be able to enjoy such awesome shooting. :-))
@TheInfotwins Of course you don't want to shoot a rock unless you know what you're doing. But he obviously does. You're just a jealous, silly little boy.
@SNOmultimedia When I was in the Army, I was privileged enough to be part of some pretty high speed units. I used the MP5-SD quite a few times. No one warned me about the gas blowback. It was pretty surprising the first time.
ya i was doing some target shooting at the distance once aiming down and an auto reset target anyways i hit a large rock and the copper jacket from the bullet actualy came back and nailed me in the forehead above my left eye wasnt hard enough to cut or anything but if it hits ya in the eyeball it doesnt have to be very strong to ruin yer day
@SNOmultimedia Eh, doesn't always work. My mom (of all people) caught a shell in her glasses while shooting and it left a nice little burn mark on her cheek for a few days.
Cool, I can only hear the impact on the rock and the ricocheing bullets.
You should have shot a couple times in the dirt, so we can get a glimpse of what the gun+silencer sounds, if one could hear it at that distance at all.
@TheReykyavik I love shooting rocks. I practice point-shooting, and they make a great target because with the puff of dust you can really see where the hit lands. You shouldn't do it, though.
@TheBobafett13 Thanks, LOL, you should see my *other* truck! Go to the Survival News Online blog and search "bugout vehicle." Also, you can get a glimpse of it at watch?v=na2YSnvCIXo
@SNOmultimedia@SNOmultimedia Honestly, I would be driving a Honda Ridgeline right now if they had kept their promise of a Turbo Diesel DOHC V6! I guess you really can't trust a group of people that fantasize about squids screwing schoolgirls! ;)
@TheNopedawg Shooting at rocks can be very dangerous; ricochets can travel far downrange. Having shot at rocks for more than 30 years, I know how they behave, but it's not recommended practice, LOL!
@SNOmultimedia Have you seen the guy who almost died getting scratched by a .50 ricochet? Well he didn't shoot at rocks but iron instead i think, bit dangerous but hey! you only live once :P
you should try different caliber guns like this... mainly a .22 suppressed lol. maybe start out a 100 yds then move to 200yds then finish with 300 yds.... also for good measure, if you could aquire them, throw in microphones that measure the decibels
Idk I guess Hollywood destroyed my logical perspective when it comes to using stealth to kill someone...I mean you can still hear the suppressed shots pretty well lol
@SNOmultimedia That's why there is no such thing as a "silencer" for any firearm. "Silencers" don't exist. To reduce the noise, you can get a suppressor.
@homergibson88 i think youre hearing more of the round hitting the rock than the gunshot. and also the bullet creates a sonic boom. so a good suppressor + sub-sonic ammunition, and the only thing you will hear is the racking of the slide.
Probably the best way I have seen anyone show why silencers are so great. Wish there wasn't the B.S. $200 fed. tax on them though. How is the ATF allowed to tax people again?
Have you tried "White Lithium" grease instead of water..? It lasts longer than water and will not make such a mess. when shooting your can "wet". I enjoy your Vids. Just thought I'd pass that along. It makes clean up much easier.
@chainmaker1 It's a good option, but I find it's not as effective -- water has a much higher specific heat, and abates a lot more energy than oil or grease. I find it's barely worth the trouble to load the silencer unless I use water. But I have friends who prefer it.
that was amazing. obviously not silent but quiet enough that the average person probably wouldn't know it was a gunshot. you should should that crappy truck with it.
Great Video! Finally someone who knows what they are talking about and is interesting!!! keep them coming! I am in the market for a suppressor and have been looking at the osprey for a Glock 17. I think that this is the only gun that the this suppressor blocks the factory sights on. i would like a holographic sight like in this video. How is that mounted on the gun and what do u recommend? thanks!
@nfranz01 Thanks for watching! A lot of people are mounting Trijicon RMRs to Glocks, but you have to mill the slide to receive it. It's not a big deal. Take it to your friendly neighborhood gunsmith with your RMR in hand, and you can get it done pronto. Some other mini red dots will work too -- just call your smithy first to be sure.
@MrM2hb I just bought a .45. I'm going to setup a trust this time though. My last class 3 took 4 months to get a signature from the sheriff. That's bullshit so I'm going to skip the middle man
@zeinnaja I set up a gun trust. the only way to go. You can do it through an Attorney for 2000 and up or through legal zoom for about 250. I am waiting on 4 tax stamps right now.
Awesome video! I have just 3 questions for you :-p first is that the Seattle hat from OR? (it looks awesome btw) second how is the holographic sight attached & third would you be able to make a video like this using an AR?
@aodhanof90 It's a great hat, incredibly comfortable. I don't remember the model, but it is from OR. To attach the holo you just insert a mounting plate and mount the trijicon. I love the AR idea -- thanks for the suggestion.
I think most of the sound we hear with the weapon suppressed is from the ricochets. Shooting at a softer target would prevent that and give a more accurate depiction of the sound signature.
When testing the amount of suppression at a distance and in the low ground, as you have, consider not hitting a rock or solid surface. The acoustics of the rock masked the actual suppression.
@pudaoida The FN factory sights for the FNP Tactical are designed to be able to sight over a suppressor. Most suppressors are affixed concentrically with the barrel, which means it would block iron sights mounted any lower. The Osprey is mounted eccentrically, though, so it would actually work with regular sights.
why would you shoot at something like a rock that has a loud report? we need to hear the report by itself so we know how it sounds with no other noise.
@YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 That's a good question. The impact and bullet whirs give you a reference volume to compare the crack of the shot. When we shot this into the dirt, you couldn't tell just how quiet the suppression was. But if you're interested in hearing it, we do have this in another video -- the FNP 45 Tactical with Osprey Silencer (link is above in the Video Responses section).
@SNOmultimedia Thanks. There was a distinct, but very brief moment between the suppressed report and the sound of the impact. Maybe try one with steel and at a greater distance. I'll try to remember to do one with the FA556AR in a similar fashion. Maybe even leave a camera downrange if I have the guts.
@YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 The impacts give you a reference by which to gauge the loudness of the gunshot, but if you'd like to hear the silencer without the sound of the impacts, watch our original video here: W-f656NUWVQ&NR=1
Is most of the sound from the silencer the bullet hitting the rock? Or is it the gun action?
LTnewdle 2 hours ago
If I see anyone shooting a rock, i just wait until they fall to the ground, because ricochets are very dangerous and if you are not careful enough, you can end up hurting people other than yourself, try a target or an object that doesn't ricochet as easlily
Mrsantaissatanisnew 23 hours ago
@Mrsantaissatanisnew Like a metal target, maybe? That'd be better, huh? Or the hillside? LOL!
SNOmultimedia 22 hours ago
@SNOmultimedia LOL YEA lol
Mrsantaissatanisnew 8 hours ago
SOLD!! i like my G19 for my concealed carry cause of its compact size, this looks alot larger than i thought it was but still very outstanding vid im gonna go check one out this weekend , you got balls man shooting at that rock but again outstanding comparison, helluva difference. i shall subscribe!) take care
GESSOARTS 1 day ago
Your video was pretty awesome. But I personally think rocks arent the best targets since they can actually have the ricochet bullets come at you. But glad ur safe and thanks for the vid!
sklim0978 3 days ago
Great video, my only complaint is when you shot with the suppressor, the rock kinda ruined it. I still heard a loud bang from the rock and couldn't really tell how loud the gun itself was..
JFSniper147 3 days ago
@JFSniper147 Well, the sound of the ricochets gives some scale to the sound of the gun firing, a basis of comparison which is absent if I just shoot into the dirt. Fortunately, I have that too, here watch?v=W-f656NUWVQ
SNOmultimedia 3 days ago
Haters using the rock as a backstop just means the SNOMAN got balls and loves the rush! You guys are just upset that you didnt think of it first. Besides whos ass is in the hanger if a rock pops back your or his..........Rock on SNOWMAN. Let the haters come ouuuuuuuuuuuuuhhh shall they be shut down!
capice2003 3 days ago
wow great vid, I never thought a silencer made it THAT quiet! :)
fcarabat 3 days ago
I like you vdeo but It is not wise to use a rock as a backstop.
sailwed1 4 days ago
Always wear eye protection, ricochets may hit your eyes. Wait...
wilfredotour3 4 days ago
Would liked to have seen this with out the sound of the impacts and ricochets, just the sound of the pistol from range.
TraumaAU 4 days ago
Eye protection will not stop those ricochets. At least use frangible ammunition.
TheProfesional666 6 days ago
whasts the difference between silencer and suppressor?
xxxCRAZYLOVExxx 1 week ago
@xxxCRAZYLOVExxx
None.
It's now generally known as a suppressor because it doesn't totally "'silence" the report of the shot, plus you still hear the "action" of the pistol when fired.
Plus, the word "suppressor" sounds better and more PC to the liberals. Not as "scary" and "mafioso" to them.
bond007collector 6 days ago
@xxxCRAZYLOVExxx Semantics only - they're the exact same thing. "Suppressor" is the proper term; "silencer" is a misnomer, since it's almost physically impossible to make a gun completely silent. Good question!
outcry27 5 days ago
@xxxCRAZYLOVExxx Although the technical name of these devices is sound suppressor, the term "silencer," while inaccurate, is still used in the US code and regulations, and in common parlance among many competitive and recreational shooters. I use them interchangeably.
SNOmultimedia 5 days ago
i came here from the Miss Universe vid :D
TheAirsoftUSArmy 1 week ago
PEW! ZING! WING!
captnoddball 1 week ago
Never too far from a car. A symptom of our times.
hisveggieness 1 week ago
lets shoot at that hard surface instead of the ground!
THEerizzow 1 week ago
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@THEerizzow wrote, "lets shoot at that hard surface instead of the ground!"
For fuck sake Suzie, put a tampon in and move along.
If you paid attention you'd see that there is an approximately 150 foot tall "berm" behind the rock that he is shooting. The bullets will ALL ricochet into the ground or into a tree on the "berm" behind the rock.
Inductive Reasoning - Learn It, Love It, Live It.
forthedefence81 1 week ago
So many ricochets ....... Not safe if ya ask me. . Nice comparison of the suppressor tho
turtle580 1 week ago 7
@turtle580 No, it's definitely not safe. :-D
SNOmultimedia 1 week ago 2
@turtle580 A ricochet from a 45 acp is not a big deal if you're wearing eye protection. I've been hit on the bridge of my nose with a 200g lead swc from a 45 coming off steel 10 feet away...it feels like a light punch, makes your eyes water. A jacketed bullet could probably cut you, not a big deal.
NotElmerKeith 1 week ago
@NotElmerKeith Ya im sure its not that big a deal but I sure in the Hell dont want to get hit by nothin... learned my lesson the hard way as a child. with shootin a steel bowl on the ground with a bb gun haha shit came back and hit me Dead center of my eyes... Extremely lucky could be wearing an eyepatch right now haha I was just sayin that cuz you can hear them almost every shot was one .
turtle580 1 week ago
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting. Seeing the TMR all gunked up was rather enlightening. I have a fiveseven pistol and AAC FiveseveN can and I hope you don't mind if I do a similar video of that setup. I'm also using a mini dot sight and I'll try my can wet to see if I have similar problems with crap all stuck in my optic. (5.7 is delayed blowback, instead of short recoil locking chamber). Thanks again. Best silencer vid I've ever seen.
observed00 1 week ago
@observed00 I can't wait to see this video. Be sure and let us know when you do it.
SNOmultimedia 1 week ago
Never ask a man 2 Questions 1- Is it loaded? 2-Is the safety on?
driftchampmo 1 week ago
If he is so safe why is he shooting at a rock that's ten feet away
TheSolMan211 2 weeks ago 6
@TheSolMan211 I'm NOT safe. I'm dangerous. And don't you forget it. LOL!
SNOmultimedia 2 weeks ago 3
Wow that sounds awesome :)
TACTICALCHICKENSTRIP 2 weeks ago
Love the video! But a Hard Core guy like you drive a fake Honda copy of an Avalanche
1415Lukas 2 weeks ago
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shadowmorphman 2 weeks ago
ODST, anyone?
Helljumper425 2 weeks ago
I like the Ambi control on the pistol :)
MercOilbuner 2 weeks ago
1.00 reminds me of goldeneye on n64
mrjimmyos 2 weeks ago
Why does the barrel of that pistol seem to crook upward slightly? Like it's off alignment from the rest of the weapon...
NostalgicLink 2 weeks ago
@NostalgicLink
youtube.com/watch?v=-e_3Ihpq9T4
even tho its a glock it should answer your question.
lintna 2 weeks ago
well, i kinda screwed the link up, sorry for that
anywoo, just look for "glock function animation" on youtube
lintna 2 weeks ago
@lintna Oh wow, thanks for the clarification. That's ingenious!
NostalgicLink 2 weeks ago
@NostalgicLink It has a tilting barrel type locking mechanism. When the gun is ready to fire, with (or without) a cartridge in the chamber, the barrel is in the lowered position and all properly aligned. It has some kind of cutout and lug or some similar, and they lock together making the pistol safe to fire. Then it unlocks and ejects the empty cartridge. The barrel tipping up like that also can help reliability in feeding as it slopes nicely up away from the magazine.
Stigstigster 2 weeks ago
I didn't read all of the comments, but as someone who has sold Class3 weapons for a while, I figured this was worth mentioning....
The PRIMARY REASON it is so quiet with the suppressor is because it is firing the .45ACP cartridge, a "slow" round going from 800 to 1000fps (hot loads can hit maybe 1200; any faster and you are hitting pressure limits). Point is, it is below the speed of sound. Suppressors work significantly better on such weapons bc there is no sonic crack. 9mm would be louder.
antiflag1080 2 weeks ago 2
silencers are so bad ass, wish i didnt live in liberal Maryland :(
jasongtivr6 2 weeks ago
@jasongtivr6 liberals are only liberal with shit they like' are money.
jasongtivr6 2 weeks ago
nice honda psst shoot yourself next time please
kylepaynetat2 2 weeks ago
I have a question was the sound that we was hearing with the silencer on was that the weapon itself or was that the bullet hitting the rock?
TylerReifenberger5 2 weeks ago
cool gun gay truck
cpage305 3 weeks ago
HAHA! So that is actually how it sounds! AWESOME! xD
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CASn1p3r 3 weeks ago
Heu, SNO!!.. im thinking about getting a glock 21 for my 21st birthday in july.. the reason is i want something bigger than a 9mm and a glock seems like a good gun. what do u think?
SEATTLEBOI253 3 weeks ago
@SEATTLEBOI253 I love the Glock 21SF! Check out watch?v=_Xt_fLEi414
SNOmultimedia 3 weeks ago
@SEATTLEBOI253 I can't wait till i turn 21 but have you looked at the glock 30 thats also 45 or the glock 20 which is 10mm but they make barrels for it in multiple different calibers but between the regular and the slim frame there is barely a difference but yes glock will obviously be my first handgun ive never had a problem shooting my fathers and ive shot 2000 plus rounds through each without a problem. hope this is helpful
TigerG2 3 weeks ago
@SEATTLEBOI253 Hey SEATTLE! how about you shut up, IDIOT.
DDSproductions08 3 weeks ago
@SEATTLEBOI253 .45 ACP is expensive but good choice.
AngeredKabar 3 weeks ago
@SEATTLEBOI253 just remember your grip will be different because its a larger bullet in the mag well.
Nikolai553 2 weeks ago
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The49265 3 weeks ago
yea thats prolly the dumbest shooting test ive ever heard of, but it was very informative. ballsy shoot!
hwynjongotti 3 weeks ago
why the fuck are using the word suppressor. there is a difference between a suppressor and a silencer.
ichlibbedich75 3 weeks ago
THATS THE NUTS
GENODELMAROATL 4 weeks ago
Cool...! The bullet hits the target first before the sound...
amoeis 4 weeks ago
Highly experienced my ass.
MrMeatBullet 4 weeks ago
My name is one eye Jack , and ize loves shootin rocks. They are old and dusty !
Just like yo mommas twat !
Lvduggo69 1 month ago
i loved the vid, without the silencer you hear "POOF POOOF POOOF!" and with the silencer you hear "puk puk puk..."
sounds like an awesome silencer.
kimailis 1 month ago
I don't trust him, he drives a Honda truck!!!!.
pikey707 1 month ago
This video is also a good example of light travelling faster then sound =)
captainkaleb 1 month ago
That is so cool, when it's suppressed you here every ricochet.
WolfenFoust 1 month ago 11
@WolfenFoust I know, isn't that cool?? If I hadn't risked my life by shooting a poor harmless rock, you wouldn't be able to enjoy such awesome shooting. :-))
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago 5
The skilled proffesional shooting a rock wtf
TheInfotwins 1 month ago
@TheInfotwins Of course you don't want to shoot a rock unless you know what you're doing. But he obviously does. You're just a jealous, silly little boy.
MelindaGraceLasVegas 1 month ago
I love the noise it makes
XionixZTV 1 month ago
I was not aware of the gas blowback when using a suppressor. Good information to know. Does the blowback burn or sting your hands?
gtrwarriordon 1 month ago
@gtrwarriordon Not your hands, but with a rifle the fumes burn your nose and eyes. With the pistol there's not as much gas, so it's not bad.
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia When I was in the Army, I was privileged enough to be part of some pretty high speed units. I used the MP5-SD quite a few times. No one warned me about the gas blowback. It was pretty surprising the first time.
1fsfowrm 4 weeks ago
@1fsfowrm Yeh, that can choke you out. Thanks for watching, and thanks for your service!
SNOmultimedia 4 weeks ago
thats a nice gun
SLIPKNOTIC11 1 month ago
THIS IS FRONTLINE SURVIVAL!!!
frontlinesurvival 1 month ago
ya i was doing some target shooting at the distance once aiming down and an auto reset target anyways i hit a large rock and the copper jacket from the bullet actualy came back and nailed me in the forehead above my left eye wasnt hard enough to cut or anything but if it hits ya in the eyeball it doesnt have to be very strong to ruin yer day
Auszug21 1 month ago
@Auszug21 That's why eye protection is a must!
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia Eh, doesn't always work. My mom (of all people) caught a shell in her glasses while shooting and it left a nice little burn mark on her cheek for a few days.
Ronoc62 1 month ago
man....i thought you were shooting a .22 revolver for a moment..
KSIFLYBOY 1 month ago
Cool, I can only hear the impact on the rock and the ricocheing bullets.
You should have shot a couple times in the dirt, so we can get a glimpse of what the gun+silencer sounds, if one could hear it at that distance at all.
RhodiesNeverDie 1 month ago
wow...thats one hell of a pistol
ShutUpFoolStudios 1 month ago
Now this is exactly the kind of footage I want to see! What does a silencer really do at distance?
thelegendbullet937 1 month ago
If you're so skillful with firearms, then why the heck are you shooting a rock?
TheReykyavik 1 month ago 25
@TheReykyavik I love shooting rocks. I practice point-shooting, and they make a great target because with the puff of dust you can really see where the hit lands. You shouldn't do it, though.
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago 20
@SNOmultimedia You could get some cheap gongs. They ring and show the impact.
John234pwns 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia you're just saying that so we dont shoot up all of your fun rocks ;)
ELITEHAMSTER123 1 week ago
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
RojoDisco 1 month ago
Pretty good video except for one thing.. A honda truck? wtf
And you should of shot in the woods so we could hear the report of the gun and not the rock.
TheBobafett13 1 month ago 2
@TheBobafett13 Thanks, LOL, you should see my *other* truck! Go to the Survival News Online blog and search "bugout vehicle." Also, you can get a glimpse of it at watch?v=na2YSnvCIXo
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia @SNOmultimedia Honestly, I would be driving a Honda Ridgeline right now if they had kept their promise of a Turbo Diesel DOHC V6! I guess you really can't trust a group of people that fantasize about squids screwing schoolgirls! ;)
MrDannees 1 month ago
how can i get this silencer???whats the website
GATILLO2010 1 month ago
@GATILLO2010 Silencerco. But you'll have to buy it through your friendly neighborhood Class III dealer.
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
dawm rocks i hate them too :D
GeneralSchultz 1 month ago
who shoots at rocks?
TheNopedawg 1 month ago 3
@TheNopedawg Shooting at rocks can be very dangerous; ricochets can travel far downrange. Having shot at rocks for more than 30 years, I know how they behave, but it's not recommended practice, LOL!
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia Have you seen the guy who almost died getting scratched by a .50 ricochet? Well he didn't shoot at rocks but iron instead i think, bit dangerous but hey! you only live once :P
madman2u 1 month ago
@madman2u No, haven't seen that. Was he the shooter, or someone downrange?
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia The shooter. watch?v=0ABGIJwiGBc
TheBobafett13 1 month ago
@TheNopedawg People who hate rocks.
Stealthgato 1 month ago
@timjitsu714 .45 ACP is a subsonic round. Only way to get it more silent is to gel or wet the suppressor
SouthernSkill 1 month ago
@SouthernSkill Right! As we demonstrated in this vid: W-f656NUWVQ FNP 45 Tactical with Osprey Silencer
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
Thats actually pretty effective at distance, most of the sound from the "silenced" shots is from the impact of the bullet.
offdaheez 1 month ago
HEY SOMEBODY CAN TELL ME WHERE I CAN BUY THIS GUN PLEASE SEND ME A EMAIL PLEASEEEE
xxxtulokilloxxx 1 month ago
@xxxtulokilloxxx at a gun shop
CheeseSteakJim 1 month ago
Tacticool much?
sladerfoster 1 month ago
you should try different caliber guns like this... mainly a .22 suppressed lol. maybe start out a 100 yds then move to 200yds then finish with 300 yds.... also for good measure, if you could aquire them, throw in microphones that measure the decibels
MossyrockRecords 1 month ago
Thanks for the great video.
SuperRip7 1 month ago
Idk I guess Hollywood destroyed my logical perspective when it comes to using stealth to kill someone...I mean you can still hear the suppressed shots pretty well lol
homergibson88 1 month ago
@homergibson88 Haha, yes, there's nothing really silent about a "silencer."
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
@SNOmultimedia That's why there is no such thing as a "silencer" for any firearm. "Silencers" don't exist. To reduce the noise, you can get a suppressor.
optikvenom 1 month ago
@homergibson88 i think youre hearing more of the round hitting the rock than the gunshot. and also the bullet creates a sonic boom. so a good suppressor + sub-sonic ammunition, and the only thing you will hear is the racking of the slide.
timjitsu714 1 month ago
Good too have a silencer when the zombie apocalypse happens.
cheese12368 1 month ago
Who does your video editing and affects? Give them a high five from me.
enticed2zeitgeist 1 month ago
@enticed2zeitgeist We handle that in house, got a good team. Thanks, I'll let them know you like it!
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
You can hear the rounds ricocheting all over the place..
cpu64 1 month ago
@cpu64 I know, isn't that cool?!
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
hollow sight on pistol=overkill
azreal315 1 month ago
wow.. finally a video of great comparison
SageXi3 2 months ago
holy crap..... Mom i wanted This for X-MAS
MrNofingers 2 months ago
What a sweet baby. That supressor looks so nice !
locknloadbitch 2 months ago
Probably the best way I have seen anyone show why silencers are so great. Wish there wasn't the B.S. $200 fed. tax on them though. How is the ATF allowed to tax people again?
RavageXSSN21 2 months ago
Have you tried "White Lithium" grease instead of water..? It lasts longer than water and will not make such a mess. when shooting your can "wet". I enjoy your Vids. Just thought I'd pass that along. It makes clean up much easier.
chainmaker1 2 months ago
@chainmaker1 It's a good option, but I find it's not as effective -- water has a much higher specific heat, and abates a lot more energy than oil or grease. I find it's barely worth the trouble to load the silencer unless I use water. But I have friends who prefer it.
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
hi i would like to buy this gun how much is cost ?????
xxxtulokilloxxx 2 months ago
@xxxtulokilloxxx Watch this video for more details about the gun: W-f656NUWVQ
SNOmultimedia 2 months ago
@ tulokillo they're about 1000 dollars, i bought mine on gunbroker for 950
MrBiscuitsAndmustard 2 months ago
very quite. nice video. you should shoot that crappy truck with it now.
yz9890 2 months ago
that was amazing. obviously not silent but quiet enough that the average person probably wouldn't know it was a gunshot. you should should that crappy truck with it.
yz9890 2 months ago
@yz9890 LOL, you should see my **other** truck
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
now that is just too fucking cool. that was the first time i was able to really get an idea of how much the silencer quiets it down.
trippinghazard2 2 months ago
Very nice. Hussssssssssshhh
IMA60SKID 2 months ago
The suppresors echo sounds like ricochet
vonh101 2 months ago
@vonh101 thats cause hes shooting a rock
YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 2 months ago
Great Video! Finally someone who knows what they are talking about and is interesting!!! keep them coming! I am in the market for a suppressor and have been looking at the osprey for a Glock 17. I think that this is the only gun that the this suppressor blocks the factory sights on. i would like a holographic sight like in this video. How is that mounted on the gun and what do u recommend? thanks!
nfranz01 2 months ago
@nfranz01 Thanks for watching! A lot of people are mounting Trijicon RMRs to Glocks, but you have to mill the slide to receive it. It's not a big deal. Take it to your friendly neighborhood gunsmith with your RMR in hand, and you can get it done pronto. Some other mini red dots will work too -- just call your smithy first to be sure.
SNOmultimedia 2 months ago
This is the best suppressor test vid ever. Real world sound test. I am waiting on tax stamp for Osprey 9mm.
MrM2hb 2 months ago
@MrM2hb I just bought a .45. I'm going to setup a trust this time though. My last class 3 took 4 months to get a signature from the sheriff. That's bullshit so I'm going to skip the middle man
zeinnaja 2 months ago
@zeinnaja I set up a gun trust. the only way to go. You can do it through an Attorney for 2000 and up or through legal zoom for about 250. I am waiting on 4 tax stamps right now.
MrM2hb 2 months ago
Awesome video! I have just 3 questions for you :-p first is that the Seattle hat from OR? (it looks awesome btw) second how is the holographic sight attached & third would you be able to make a video like this using an AR?
aodhanof90 2 months ago
@aodhanof90 It's a great hat, incredibly comfortable. I don't remember the model, but it is from OR. To attach the holo you just insert a mounting plate and mount the trijicon. I love the AR idea -- thanks for the suggestion.
SNOmultimedia 2 months ago
I think most of the sound we hear with the weapon suppressed is from the ricochets. Shooting at a softer target would prevent that and give a more accurate depiction of the sound signature.
eastcoastshooter 2 months ago
pidoing?
dalsepher26 2 months ago
I have a fnp 45 it's big so i still carry my springfield champ operator i guess the fnp will be my go home and get gun on "that" day lol
CREWDOG289 2 months ago
An excellent comparison that illustrates the value of the Osprey, although the rock probably isn't the best target.
locustplumber 2 months ago
When testing the amount of suppression at a distance and in the low ground, as you have, consider not hitting a rock or solid surface. The acoustics of the rock masked the actual suppression.
ianuhl 2 months ago
best suppressor video, doesn't show close up where no one can tell the change in sound.
HellaFlushEvo 3 months ago
DUDE, a honda pickup truck!!!!!! Sell out!!!!!!
yatyas1 3 months ago
Are those Serengeti sunglasses?
Pivcuguivutra 3 months ago
@Pivcuguivutra No, $5 cheapos from Wal-Mart. I'm always losing them, so I buy these.
SNOmultimedia 3 months ago 10
I have two comments on your video
One is that if you do not skutit in Senen Otanes the embankment so hadde you have not had as much noise.
Two is that if you barges into a stone upward angle as you did then you have no control at all on where the balls land.
Is really not a safe way at all to fier,
zibbe1000 3 months ago
@zibbe1000 There are additional considerations, however:
First, you must understand that ol gisy snueli my never card a simple grip target.
Second, the background of the target area wqhtbnd in contrast to femat do cutrel.
I hope this addresses your concerns. :-D
SNOmultimedia 3 months ago
sick ridgeline bro.......
TheGreatestJoe 3 months ago
I have the se gun. Its great. What suppressor Are you using and how much did it cost.
tony48910 3 months ago
@tony48910 It's the Silencerco Osprey, $700 iirc.
SNOmultimedia 3 months ago
I would love to see a desert eagle *hint hint.
5had0wxMa9nuMzzz 3 months ago
WOW
counterfitt1 3 months ago
hello SNO,
what sights are on that gun?
who makes the high fixed night sights and the hollow sight?
never saw such high heel fixed sights...
pudaoida 3 months ago
@pudaoida The FN factory sights for the FNP Tactical are designed to be able to sight over a suppressor. Most suppressors are affixed concentrically with the barrel, which means it would block iron sights mounted any lower. The Osprey is mounted eccentrically, though, so it would actually work with regular sights.
SNOmultimedia 3 months ago
wish you would have use subsonics....crap :(
skittlekiller 3 months ago
@skittlekiller Most .45ACP rounds already come in subsonic.
IMFDB 3 months ago
This is AWESOME. I have always wanted to see a comparison like this.
HunterBeier 3 months ago
Awsome! How come i've never seen anyone test a surpressor like this?
desertkid79 3 months ago
why would you shoot at something like a rock that has a loud report? we need to hear the report by itself so we know how it sounds with no other noise.
YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 3 months ago 18
@YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 That's a good question. The impact and bullet whirs give you a reference volume to compare the crack of the shot. When we shot this into the dirt, you couldn't tell just how quiet the suppression was. But if you're interested in hearing it, we do have this in another video -- the FNP 45 Tactical with Osprey Silencer (link is above in the Video Responses section).
SNOmultimedia 3 months ago
@SNOmultimedia Thanks. There was a distinct, but very brief moment between the suppressed report and the sound of the impact. Maybe try one with steel and at a greater distance. I'll try to remember to do one with the FA556AR in a similar fashion. Maybe even leave a camera downrange if I have the guts.
chopinbloc 3 months ago
@YOWHATTHEHELLUP71
so true.
Muphlon 1 month ago
@YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 The impacts give you a reference by which to gauge the loudness of the gunshot, but if you'd like to hear the silencer without the sound of the impacts, watch our original video here: W-f656NUWVQ&NR=1
SNOmultimedia 1 month ago
have a GREAT day!,,.. hey thanks C:
poopz 3 months ago
Thanks for posting this video! Very cool
Silencerco 3 months ago 2