@nowwer O really, thats all that your brain could come up with? The gun industry felt the term "SILENCER" was inappropriate because it doesn't "SILENCE" anything. The NRA came to the conclusion that "SUPRESSOR" would be more approprate because it "SUPRESSES" the sound by slowing the velocity of the bullet. I think it is YOU whom needs to stop playing "cod," making stuff up and ignorantly posting comments and deeming your wrong information, correct on youtube. So next time just keep your ignorant
@paonek1 The holes in the center of the discs get progressively smaller down to the barrel diameter at the exit. The last 2 chambers will have rock wool, fiber glass or similar soft media to absorb the residual sound of the bullet exiting. The whole thing is wraped with dense foam for further sound suppression. It works by temporaliy trapping the gasses in the chambers from the powder exploding, forcing them to dissipate slowly through each end and be absorbed into the cushions near the exit.
@paonek1 You're so funny. It is illegal to possess a firearm silencer in most civilized countries, including the U.S. Suppressers are available, marketed as flash arrestors that somewhat conceal the flash and muffle the sound wave. Militaries have genuine silencers that do exactly that. You can hear the firing pin hit the primer on a 7.62 with a sound similar to an air leak as the bullet exits. .
@superlate97 Wow...you reply to a comment I said, then before I read it I see this one. Your a fucking retard dude. They are 100% legal. I own one. Feel free to watch my videos. Maybe you'll see a real suppressor.
silencer and supressor are literally the same exact thing...to call someone an idiot because they called it a silencer just proves that you are ignorant yourself. the nra often refers to it as a "firearm silencer"..its a marketing term coined by hiram maxim.
@paonek1 its not literaly the same a silencer is to silence the gun a supressor is to reduce muzzle flash witch while it does that jus happens to lower the sounds but no where near to the point of a silencer smh get a fuckin life you cod player
@HydeMyJekyll your the one who doesn't know what he's on about, the inventer called it a silencer the nfa designates it as a silencer, sure the name isn't totaly descriptive but a silencer is what it is
@glock10mm ive first heard it from a military history teacher then asked same questions amongst other people with that kind of knowledge through my volunteer services.Most internet websites is bullshit and can't be trusted to give worthy information.
@rulz95OGS95rulz most "experts" are self taught and cant be trusted,Advanced Armament has a YouTube channel,look them up and please give them that information .i assure you that they will telll you that you are wrong about this
@glock10mm allright most resources got their information somewhere who got them from somewhere else ill rest my case and just say that i was not there myself when the first silencers for military operations were made but this is what i think that the first silencers were made to do :)
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 I don't claim to be and gun expert i just said that not all "silencers" are made for making the gun leas noizy but to make the gun sound like something else.What does that even have to do with cod? >.<
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 i dont even own a console to play cod my computer probably wont run cod so not really. I hunt and attend to shooting competitions tough :)
@trackerscott If you're looking for stealthe your best bet is to get a .22 and use shorts in it. They fly at 1050 fps, pretty close to 1120 fps. That will be much safer and the cost will be much less than .223 SS rounds.
@shadowhawk32 do you use them because they cycle the action or? I make my own, they don't cycle the bolt, but I make them for less then regular loads.
@teamhex You load your own rounds and make them subsonic for cost reasons? That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Powder cost is so low you don't figure it on a round as big as a 7mm Mag. Liar liar. Do you realize what sub sonic is? <1120 fps. When you slow a slug down that much you'd be as well of with a cross bow to kill something.
@superlate97 Subsonic .223/5.56 is about $1 a round. The reason is that not many people shoot them and they are only good at sub 150yrd or so ranges.
"Powder cost is so low you don't figure it on a round as big as a 7mm Mag."
I don't know anything about 7mm mag, but I know about 1000 rounds of sub .223 can be loaded for the cost of 15$(Just the powder). I don't think you know what your talking about. A sub sonic .223 will go through over 4 inches of wood at 100 yards.
@superlate97 I'm currently using 55gr. If I wanted to, I could step that up to 75gr or so, maybe more now that I have a 1/7 in my AR. I normally just making them for my bolt gun that's in .223.
@teamhex My comment about loading sub sonic for cost, the difference between a full load and a sub sonic load in a .223 would be $.005 or less per round, depending on the powder you use. BTW what do you use and how much? I like Unique, it's relatively cheap and works great but I'm going the other way, I want speed and distance. However I don't see a 55 gr bullet that slow going through even a 2X4 on edge, 3.5" at 100yds. The 7mm Remington Magnum is a 3400+ fps with a 130 gr bullet.
@superlate97 Ahh I see. I'm currently using trail boss @ 4gr per load. I haven't measured speeds or anything, but I have shot more then a few things with them. Even with a full on load a suppressor will do a pretty excellent job with muzzle noise.I was blown away after shooting mine for the first time. Most videos don't do it justice.I would say mine comes really close minus the blow back caused in my AR. Just can't wait to get my bolt gun running so I can start running heavier rnds
a silencer can also be made to change the sound to sound like something else then a gunsound. also they dont make the gun as silent as many may think,depends on the silencer of course :)
@slipknot2302 I bet with subsonic ammo it would be pretty damn quiet. Ive fired suppressed 9mm and its pretty quiet the slide makes the most noise out of it all.. Yet i agree that all the kids and some adults think that COD is the "Whats what of firearms"
@slipknot2302 Another great reason to hate the game itself. All it does is either attract extremely idiotic people to it, or it un-educates its players.
@slipknot2302 yep true that, except when your not next to it they dont even sound like weapons fire. Its got a wierd sound to it when your down range from it.
@acidfriend47 The reason why the shots are not fully suppressed is because, He is not using sub-sonic ammo, so the bullet brakes the sound bearer with normal ammo(Making it so loud)
@acidfriend47 No Problem, also think of it like this, a suppressor without sub-sonic ammo, just reduced the muzzle flash, and how much gasses release at once!
@acidfriend47 Maxim patented the first sound suppressing device for firearms as a "Silencer". So, technically, that is the original correct term. But I, along with many others, use the word "Suppressor" to more clearly define the role and use of the device and to distance tthem from the Hollywood created notion that it makes the gun have an unrealistically quiet "squeaky" noise.
Actually I do appreciate the added benefits of the new gas piston AR systems...It does really make a difference. I not only choose the AK platform for it reliability, but for its ease of field stripping and hard hitting 7.62x39mm round. You'd be surprised how accurate a high quality AK can be, never mind a dragonov rifle. Aks are meant to be battle rifles(infantry weapons) not makeshift sniper rifles. When I'm plinking or having fun, I'd rather have the AR for its long distance accuracy.
Grain is a measurement of weight -- it can refer to the bullet or the gun powder behind it.
In this video, the gunshots are loud because the supersonic bullet makes a ballistic crack as it breaks the sound barrier. For a good silenced effect, you'd need a suppressor, and you'd have to be using subsonic ammunition. If the ammunition is subsonic due to less powder, then the weapon will not automatically cycle -- you'd have to manually cock the weapon for each shot.
AR's can't really effectively be suppressed enough to low db levels.The round breaks the sound barrier and creates that "crack" that you hear when he fires. Still a cool look though. Nice rifle...Just make sure you clean the hell out of it after each session. I had an armalite lower and stag upper with a thick 1" reinforced barrel.Those bolt assemblies get so damn dirty due to DI gas system.Thats why I switched to the AK platform.I still like the ar look and accuracy, just not reliable enuf 4 me
My gun, my can.....Not me shootin it....and it does effectively suppress the db. Try shootin it w/o the the can and hearing protection. I dont know what yr talkin bout but any round is gonna get a crack when the sound barrier is broken unless you use sub sonic rounds.....no way around that.
@A55corn i agree with you, but i will advise you to spend the money and get a gas piston operated ar15. you get the reliability of the AK with the accuracy of the AR. i have a bushmaster with a DI system and i dread shooting it cause its gona take 4 hours to clean lol. my friend has the same gun with a gas piston upper and it stays clean as a whistle lol.
should have used some sub sonic ammo
CoDCrazy007 1 week ago
When did they become legal? As i understood they weren't 12 years ago. According to our county sherriff.
superlate97 1 week ago
What?
superlate97 1 week ago
mouth shut and pick up a controller and keep playing "cod."
paonek1 1 month ago
@nowwer O really, thats all that your brain could come up with? The gun industry felt the term "SILENCER" was inappropriate because it doesn't "SILENCE" anything. The NRA came to the conclusion that "SUPRESSOR" would be more approprate because it "SUPRESSES" the sound by slowing the velocity of the bullet. I think it is YOU whom needs to stop playing "cod," making stuff up and ignorantly posting comments and deeming your wrong information, correct on youtube. So next time just keep your ignorant
paonek1 1 month ago
@paonek1 The holes in the center of the discs get progressively smaller down to the barrel diameter at the exit. The last 2 chambers will have rock wool, fiber glass or similar soft media to absorb the residual sound of the bullet exiting. The whole thing is wraped with dense foam for further sound suppression. It works by temporaliy trapping the gasses in the chambers from the powder exploding, forcing them to dissipate slowly through each end and be absorbed into the cushions near the exit.
superlate97 1 week ago
@paonek1 They are cylindrical like what you have seen, inside there are several discs that are threaded into it and spaced apart to create chambers.
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superlate97 1 week ago
@paonek1 You're so funny. It is illegal to possess a firearm silencer in most civilized countries, including the U.S. Suppressers are available, marketed as flash arrestors that somewhat conceal the flash and muffle the sound wave. Militaries have genuine silencers that do exactly that. You can hear the firing pin hit the primer on a 7.62 with a sound similar to an air leak as the bullet exits. .
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superlate97 1 week ago
@superlate97 Wow...you reply to a comment I said, then before I read it I see this one. Your a fucking retard dude. They are 100% legal. I own one. Feel free to watch my videos. Maybe you'll see a real suppressor.
teamhex 1 week ago
@superlate97 Mind you there is a process to get one, but they are legal. All you have to do your paper work, pay your tax, and play the waiting game.
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paonek1 1 month ago
i love people who thinks guns are completely silent when supressed. Specially a sniper.
kingofzero 2 months ago 2
silencer and supressor are literally the same exact thing...to call someone an idiot because they called it a silencer just proves that you are ignorant yourself. the nra often refers to it as a "firearm silencer"..its a marketing term coined by hiram maxim.
paonek1 3 months ago
@paonek1 its not literaly the same a silencer is to silence the gun a supressor is to reduce muzzle flash witch while it does that jus happens to lower the sounds but no where near to the point of a silencer smh get a fuckin life you cod player
nowwer1 1 month ago
what the fuck are you idiots doing calling a suppressor a silencer? don't comment if you don't know what you're talking about.
HydeMyJekyll 3 months ago
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@HydeMyJekyll Might want to take your own advice then.
ihaterobbie123 3 months ago
@HydeMyJekyll your the one who doesn't know what he's on about, the inventer called it a silencer the nfa designates it as a silencer, sure the name isn't totaly descriptive but a silencer is what it is
TheAlexagius 1 month ago
actually it still silences the weapon besides mechanical noise, the leftover loud noise is the round breaking sound speed after leaving the silencer
and yes its called a silencer
Jajajawut 5 months ago
What kind of scope is that?
PayneToTheMaxPayne 6 months ago
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 yes they can,read your history,the first military silencers was made to be sound like something else..
rulz95OGS95rulz 7 months ago
@rulz95OGS95rulz really? what were they made to sound like then? dogs barking,a telephone ringing or maybe a unicorn farting. LOL
glock10mm 5 months ago
@glock10mm one of the first silencer for military operations were made to sound like some rainforest bird chirp i think
rulz95OGS95rulz 5 months ago
@rulz95OGS95rulz please point me in the direction of the web site that you got that inaccurate info from
glock10mm 5 months ago
@glock10mm ive first heard it from a military history teacher then asked same questions amongst other people with that kind of knowledge through my volunteer services.Most internet websites is bullshit and can't be trusted to give worthy information.
rulz95OGS95rulz 5 months ago
@rulz95OGS95rulz most "experts" are self taught and cant be trusted,Advanced Armament has a YouTube channel,look them up and please give them that information .i assure you that they will telll you that you are wrong about this
glock10mm 5 months ago
@glock10mm allright most resources got their information somewhere who got them from somewhere else ill rest my case and just say that i was not there myself when the first silencers for military operations were made but this is what i think that the first silencers were made to do :)
rulz95OGS95rulz 5 months ago
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 See you should not make to fast decisions about people.
rulz95OGS95rulz 7 months ago
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 I don't claim to be and gun expert i just said that not all "silencers" are made for making the gun leas noizy but to make the gun sound like something else.What does that even have to do with cod? >.<
rulz95OGS95rulz 7 months ago
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 i dont even own a console to play cod my computer probably wont run cod so not really. I hunt and attend to shooting competitions tough :)
rulz95OGS95rulz 7 months ago
@CabelasOutdoor4x4 i think your the one who doesnt know what hes talking about so u assume video game hahah
MrBossilini 7 months ago
Its because he is not using sub sonic ammo stupid
beauthepyro 8 months ago
If you used subsonic ammo it would be very quiet. EBR is what I use.
shadowhawk32 9 months ago 11
@shadowhawk32 Do you have any issues with the cycleing of the bolt? I am looking for a subsonic 223 of good quality that racks the bolt back.
trackerscott 4 months ago
@trackerscott extreme shock ASP subsonic. killer ammo that cycles the action. highly recommend, just google it.
Goldn24k 1 month ago
@trackerscott If you're looking for stealthe your best bet is to get a .22 and use shorts in it. They fly at 1050 fps, pretty close to 1120 fps. That will be much safer and the cost will be much less than .223 SS rounds.
superlate97 1 week ago
@shadowhawk32 do you use them because they cycle the action or? I make my own, they don't cycle the bolt, but I make them for less then regular loads.
teamhex 2 weeks ago
@teamhex You load your own rounds and make them subsonic for cost reasons? That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Powder cost is so low you don't figure it on a round as big as a 7mm Mag. Liar liar. Do you realize what sub sonic is? <1120 fps. When you slow a slug down that much you'd be as well of with a cross bow to kill something.
superlate97 1 week ago
@superlate97 Subsonic .223/5.56 is about $1 a round. The reason is that not many people shoot them and they are only good at sub 150yrd or so ranges.
"Powder cost is so low you don't figure it on a round as big as a 7mm Mag."
I don't know anything about 7mm mag, but I know about 1000 rounds of sub .223 can be loaded for the cost of 15$(Just the powder). I don't think you know what your talking about. A sub sonic .223 will go through over 4 inches of wood at 100 yards.
teamhex 1 week ago
@teamhex What weight bullets are you using?
superlate97 1 week ago
@superlate97 I'm currently using 55gr. If I wanted to, I could step that up to 75gr or so, maybe more now that I have a 1/7 in my AR. I normally just making them for my bolt gun that's in .223.
teamhex 1 week ago
@teamhex My comment about loading sub sonic for cost, the difference between a full load and a sub sonic load in a .223 would be $.005 or less per round, depending on the powder you use. BTW what do you use and how much? I like Unique, it's relatively cheap and works great but I'm going the other way, I want speed and distance. However I don't see a 55 gr bullet that slow going through even a 2X4 on edge, 3.5" at 100yds. The 7mm Remington Magnum is a 3400+ fps with a 130 gr bullet.
superlate97 1 week ago
@superlate97 Ahh I see. I'm currently using trail boss @ 4gr per load. I haven't measured speeds or anything, but I have shot more then a few things with them. Even with a full on load a suppressor will do a pretty excellent job with muzzle noise.I was blown away after shooting mine for the first time. Most videos don't do it justice.I would say mine comes really close minus the blow back caused in my AR. Just can't wait to get my bolt gun running so I can start running heavier rnds
teamhex 1 week ago
@superlate97 Mind you I reload them at less then 25c a round.
teamhex 1 week ago
He was using a suppressor but from the sound of it he was using supersonic ammo. Switch that to subsonic and itll get real quiet.
chargersblowify 9 months ago 3
You'd need a silencer that's 5 feet wide filled with some kind of liquid to [almost] fully silence the weapon's shot, heheh.
SwaffyX 9 months ago
a silencer can also be made to change the sound to sound like something else then a gunsound. also they dont make the gun as silent as many may think,depends on the silencer of course :)
rulz95OGS95rulz 10 months ago
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NTDCS 10 months ago
i hate how every cod player thinks a suppresser completley silences the weapon and makes no noise, but its still relitivaly loud
slipknot2302 10 months ago 42
@slipknot2302 I bet with subsonic ammo it would be pretty damn quiet. Ive fired suppressed 9mm and its pretty quiet the slide makes the most noise out of it all.. Yet i agree that all the kids and some adults think that COD is the "Whats what of firearms"
sykoness1 9 months ago
@slipknot2302 Another great reason to hate the game itself. All it does is either attract extremely idiotic people to it, or it un-educates its players.
imiritu 7 months ago
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Biker6396 7 months ago
@slipknot2302 yep true that, except when your not next to it they dont even sound like weapons fire. Its got a wierd sound to it when your down range from it.
WRXSubaru08 7 months ago
@slipknot2302 I'm pre sure he's not using subsonic ammo though :p
Marine1996Us 1 month ago
@slipknot2302 im a Cod player, but i dont think that? your thinking of those pesky little kids! i hate those....
HaffaWaffle 3 weeks ago
Ought to have used sub-sonic rounds.
LocutusIsBorg 10 months ago
you call that supressed? but still a nice fucking gun!
t0m4k1n9 10 months ago
@t0m4k1n9 LOL yeah, it would be better without the supressor - not such high pitch.
les777pl 10 months ago
That's a really nice setup
mordechai88 11 months ago
Not really suppressed lmao
HowDecent 11 months ago
the stump on the right looks like a bull
iHeartSar3s 11 months ago
I love the sound of that bullet going supersonic.
UnforgivingDemon 1 year ago
nice scope dude, whats that a leeeeuupold
MultiSr16 1 year ago
Nice camo paint job on it
187Nikk 1 year ago
holy shit are you sure that thing is silenced xD
acidfriend47 1 year ago 2
@acidfriend47 you fool
imiritu 1 year ago
@acidfriend47 The reason why the shots are not fully suppressed is because, He is not using sub-sonic ammo, so the bullet brakes the sound bearer with normal ammo(Making it so loud)
Hope this Help!!!
xXxS4v4g3xXx 1 year ago
@xXxS4v4g3xXx
Yes its a help.
that wouldn't be something you would want to bring to do a silent operation right? not sure how high the volume of the camera is thats why i ask.
acidfriend47 1 year ago
@acidfriend47 No Problem, also think of it like this, a suppressor without sub-sonic ammo, just reduced the muzzle flash, and how much gasses release at once!
Thanks! :)
xXxS4v4g3xXx 1 year ago
@acidfriend47 The BEast will never be tamed... as long as it has ammo and a guy with a happy trigger finger :D
boobie284 10 months ago
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Biker6396 7 months ago
@Biker6396 I heard someone say that Suppressed is the correct word for Silence, because supposedly Hollywood made it up like that.
acidfriend47 7 months ago
@acidfriend47 Maxim patented the first sound suppressing device for firearms as a "Silencer". So, technically, that is the original correct term. But I, along with many others, use the word "Suppressor" to more clearly define the role and use of the device and to distance tthem from the Hollywood created notion that it makes the gun have an unrealistically quiet "squeaky" noise.
Moosezorz 6 months ago
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chasemoskal 1 year ago
Actually I do appreciate the added benefits of the new gas piston AR systems...It does really make a difference. I not only choose the AK platform for it reliability, but for its ease of field stripping and hard hitting 7.62x39mm round. You'd be surprised how accurate a high quality AK can be, never mind a dragonov rifle. Aks are meant to be battle rifles(infantry weapons) not makeshift sniper rifles. When I'm plinking or having fun, I'd rather have the AR for its long distance accuracy.
A55corn 1 year ago
Sounds like u need some lower grain ammo
Lonewolf6565 1 year ago
@Lonewolf6565 grain has nothing to do with the amount of powder behind the bullet. grain is the weight of the bullet.
thebaseballplaya27 1 year ago
@thebaseballplaya27
i am aware what grain is... bullet grain also plays a small part in the effectiveness of suppressors.
Lonewolf6565 1 year ago
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@thebaseballplaya27,
Grain is a measurement of weight -- it can refer to the bullet or the gun powder behind it.
In this video, the gunshots are loud because the supersonic bullet makes a ballistic crack as it breaks the sound barrier. For a good silenced effect, you'd need a suppressor, and you'd have to be using subsonic ammunition. If the ammunition is subsonic due to less powder, then the weapon will not automatically cycle -- you'd have to manually cock the weapon for each shot.
chasemoskal 1 year ago 3
AR's can't really effectively be suppressed enough to low db levels.The round breaks the sound barrier and creates that "crack" that you hear when he fires. Still a cool look though. Nice rifle...Just make sure you clean the hell out of it after each session. I had an armalite lower and stag upper with a thick 1" reinforced barrel.Those bolt assemblies get so damn dirty due to DI gas system.Thats why I switched to the AK platform.I still like the ar look and accuracy, just not reliable enuf 4 me
A55corn 2 years ago
My gun, my can.....Not me shootin it....and it does effectively suppress the db. Try shootin it w/o the the can and hearing protection. I dont know what yr talkin bout but any round is gonna get a crack when the sound barrier is broken unless you use sub sonic rounds.....no way around that.
punkcab28 2 years ago
By the way....Oly Arms with a YHM Phantom can...shootin at clay pigeons
punkcab28 2 years ago
@A55corn
Ever consider the AR18? Piston driven but the same looks, the 'new' production Armalite AR-180b even accepts standard AR mags.
zchris87v 2 years ago
@A55corn i agree with you, but i will advise you to spend the money and get a gas piston operated ar15. you get the reliability of the AK with the accuracy of the AR. i have a bushmaster with a DI system and i dread shooting it cause its gona take 4 hours to clean lol. my friend has the same gun with a gas piston upper and it stays clean as a whistle lol.
donbelling 1 year ago
@A55corn Try shooting a gas piston system with a can. Like an LWRC M6A2. I have an AAC M4-2000, and it's hearing safe....
Superbee130 1 year ago
this is the gun i dream about!
knpdyeballarice 2 years ago
nice
ar15akg17 2 years ago