Nice to see a review of this product! The novritsch suppressor took a ton of work to design and manufacture, it's all inhouse designed. If it's not so quiet as the other, it's most likely because the endcap has a big opening and cutouts. You can modify this easily by putting a plastic plate behind the end cap (with a 7-8mm hole in the center). You can also buy longer versions of the suppressor for more effect (since like half the space is just flash hider anyway). On real AR-15's, the flash hider is torqued into a specific alignment (sometimes with spacers). In airsoft, this is just sorted with an o-ring or a grub screw in the flash hider, but this is a problem because the flash hider will then be misaligned to the barrel direction, and this can cause endcap strikes when putting on the suppressor. So the novritsch suppressor system has flash hiders that can be installed in any position and still look right. Torque it on the outerbarrel, no o-ring, no grub screw, and you're good to go. The novritsch flashhider is also pretty crazy. It's fully machined from 1 piece of steel. If you run into a wall, the rest of the gun will crumble behind it before it gets a dent lol. On some guns it has a tuning fork aftersound as well!
Your airsoft gun looks amazing tho, that silencer really fits your gun. The sound was so sooothing and I love the paintjob! I haven't started playing airsoft yet but I want to and currently just looking around for guns and what is good for starters. What gun and attachements is that you're using? anything you can recommend? :)
Hi thanks for watching and the kind comments. The gun in the video is a Wolverine MTW HPA 7” barrel. Paint job can be seen in my videos if you fancy giving it a go. The Wolverine is Quite expensive for a first gun but I’d recommend the Novritsch SSR4. For the money it’s got some good kit and performance. If your ever up near Outpost near Wrexham let me know.
@@adventureairsoft I live in Sweden but if I ever end up near your neighborhood I'll let you know :) I really liked your Wolverine tho so I'll see if I can find one for a decent price. Keep up the good work, really like your review videos and I hope to see more of those!
@@adventureairsoft Oh one last question.. how many HPA tanks do you go through in a game? Like how long would one tank last? If they don't last long I can surely understand why HPA weapons are the more expensive choise.
You dont need to push the lever to apply, mate. You will hear a loud clicking sound as you turn it but its supposed to be like that. Pushing the lever is only needed to get it off again.
I’m not a gun tech nor an expert but if it needs that I’m not sure why either manufacturer didn’t put them in. Also both do reduce the sound so they do work.
@@adventureairsoft just because a laws d'ont accept that ;) but if you working that yourself a best is a 3d suppressor baffles printing and add a spacer for the chamber :)
@@hitmanslayer3003 a chamber is important because is a gaz chamber and co2 is a gaz. Look on old co2 vm68 paintball marker a co2 compression chamber limiting a liquid from co2 and that offering a better perfs for this old marker and reduce a sound if you add a baffles behind your sound réduction is better.
Nice to see a review of this product!
The novritsch suppressor took a ton of work to design and manufacture, it's all inhouse designed.
If it's not so quiet as the other, it's most likely because the endcap has a big opening and cutouts. You can modify this easily by putting a plastic plate behind the end cap (with a 7-8mm hole in the center). You can also buy longer versions of the suppressor for more effect (since like half the space is just flash hider anyway).
On real AR-15's, the flash hider is torqued into a specific alignment (sometimes with spacers).
In airsoft, this is just sorted with an o-ring or a grub screw in the flash hider, but this is a problem because the flash hider will then be misaligned to the barrel direction, and this can cause endcap strikes when putting on the suppressor.
So the novritsch suppressor system has flash hiders that can be installed in any position and still look right. Torque it on the outerbarrel, no o-ring, no grub screw, and you're good to go.
The novritsch flashhider is also pretty crazy. It's fully machined from 1 piece of steel. If you run into a wall, the rest of the gun will crumble behind it before it gets a dent lol. On some guns it has a tuning fork aftersound as well!
It works, fits well and looks good so can’t complain.
Your airsoft gun looks amazing tho, that silencer really fits your gun. The sound was so sooothing and I love the paintjob! I haven't started playing airsoft yet but I want to and currently just looking around for guns and what is good for starters. What gun and attachements is that you're using? anything you can recommend? :)
Hi thanks for watching and the kind comments. The gun in the video is a Wolverine MTW HPA 7” barrel. Paint job can be seen in my videos if you fancy giving it a go. The Wolverine is Quite expensive for a first gun but I’d recommend the Novritsch SSR4. For the money it’s got some good kit and performance. If your ever up near Outpost near Wrexham let me know.
@@adventureairsoft I live in Sweden but if I ever end up near your neighborhood I'll let you know :) I really liked your Wolverine tho so I'll see if I can find one for a decent price. Keep up the good work, really like your review videos and I hope to see more of those!
@@adventureairsoft Oh one last question.. how many HPA tanks do you go through in a game? Like how long would one tank last? If they don't last long I can surely understand why HPA weapons are the more expensive choise.
You dont need to push the lever to apply, mate. You will hear a loud clicking sound as you turn it but its supposed to be like that. Pushing the lever is only needed to get it off again.
Thanks for the advice will bear that in mind
your supressor baffles system is usless if you d'ont add a compression chamber before baffles.
I’m not a gun tech nor an expert but if it needs that I’m not sure why either manufacturer didn’t put them in. Also both do reduce the sound so they do work.
@@adventureairsoft just because a laws d'ont accept that ;) but if you working that yourself a best is a 3d suppressor baffles printing and add a spacer for the chamber :)
@@cervantes167Would that make a difference for Airsoft? The pressure wave you have to quiet down is much less than a real firearm.
@@hitmanslayer3003 a chamber is important because is a gaz chamber and co2 is a gaz. Look on old co2 vm68 paintball marker a co2 compression chamber limiting a liquid from co2 and that offering a better perfs for this old marker and reduce a sound if you add a baffles behind your sound réduction is better.