I really, really, really dig clone rifles! The only suppressor I have from this lineup is the AEM5 for a MK12 mod1. I love this suppressor. It's old and heavy, but sounds great! I was going to build a SEAL recce, but instead I built a mod Holland. I have a not so clone correct MK18 mod1 (DDMK18 upper w/ KAC lower) that im waiting on a SF RC2 can now. I'm 347 days in so it can't be much longer 🙄 nice to see someone that puts as much effort as you into cloning. My buddy's just don't get it! Thanks for sharing your hardware IR! Looking forward to the next video. 👍
I agree! That KAC is an abomination. I will gladly relieve you of it, so that you don't bear that stigma. I am willing to do my part to help maintain the integrity and credibility of your channel.
Awesome collection! I have recently gotten into building clones though I have been into military firearms for about 25 years.. my Mk13 Mod 5 should be on it's way back from RBA soon! I have to wait until I move out of NJ before I can get a Mk11 can.
I love my srd762qd. Even though it’s .30 cal I have only used it on 5.56 so far and it’s fantastically quiet. Plan to use it on a .300blk when I actually use a .30 cal but the sub ammo is so damn expensive now.
I'm disappointed to see the Mark 23 suppressor in the lineup. It's just way too much of a classic, and completely changes how the Mark 23 runs. But your points are very fair.
Have you ever compared the Sig SRD 7.62 TI to a Q Thunder Chicken? I'm curious because they are both designed by Kevin Brittingham and the Thunder Chicken is a newer design.
I have a Sig SRD762-QD. I got it on a sale, with a free tax stamp. It’s one of my favorite cans for 300aac. Luckily I was able to get a bunch of muzzle attachments before they became scarce.
@@InferiorRifles awe! Makes sense Thanks for all the great content! I have always had a soft spot for the AAC cans, they don't really do anything well when compared to a more modern can..mount, weight, sound.. but never the less great all around products, especially for the time Do you know if the sdn6 was every used over seas? Also, just a thought, if you are looking for content ideas, an episode on military 300 blk ammo would be sweet!
I have a srd762 pinned on my legacy mcx. It's a 9inch .300blk. gonna try getting the altrd 10.5 handguard for it. It's the shortest can I have but it's the quietest. I've only got 3. A yhm, a radical .30, and the srd762. But the srd762 is just such a nice sounding can. It's a great low tone and low dB's. Glad I got it before they were discontinued
you know you're old if you remember when airsofters would put replica KAC Mk23 SOCOM suppressors on their M4A1'a because at the time no one made a SOPMOD correct replica KAC NT4 suppresor
That depends entirely on what you want to get out of it and what guns you want to suppress now and potentially in the future. For handguns your main focus should be the booster and overall weight. A lot of boosters have rubber o-rings so you won't be able to dump lots of rounds and cook the can if you get a pistol can. This is a great avenue to explore wipes and running wet since you don't want to shoot high volume through a boosted can in the first place. For .308 or more you want internal volume and a good pressure rating. For subguns you want a simple welded direct thread can since it will run clean and full auto rated so you can abuse it without worry. Basically you are looking for the opposite of a pistol can. You want maximum performance with a pistol can. For a subgun/pcc can you want something simple and tough that can take a few thousand rounds in a range trip. If you ain't a tactical Timmy, ignore all the tri-lug stuff. It's quick to attach but I've seen too many issues. If you accidentally crank it down 3/16ths instead of a quarter turn, you can destroy the can. Same thing if you get a booster filthy with a high round count and it doesn't pull its self back. You could be out of alignment and get a baffle strike. For intermediate rifles performance will suck. So it's better to get a dedicated 7.62 can OR a dedicated .556 can to maximize performance. You will still need earpro. Hearing safe ak's and m4's is marketing wank. For .22 cans, they all work great. Just get whatever is easiest to clean since it's a filthy round. Do not shoot .22 through a non serviceable can. Once you switch the can back to a real caliber, it will blow all the chunks of lead out from the .22 rounds and can cause a baffle strike with all the filth and the bullet trying to come out at once. That's why it's best to just get a dedicated .22 can and not try to run .22 through a bigger can even though it fits and is under the pressure rating. If you get a q erector 9 or a dead air Odessa that you can full clean then you can ignore that and run .22 all day through it so long as you clean after.
The KA cans with the gate latches are frustrating as all get out. I remember my unit getting the M110s and getting them zeroed with cans on took a minute. Typical DoD ‘logic’: we know this is broke but fixing it would be tough, so let’s keep on making the same mistake.
Does the Allen or Otter Creek can actually work well for the Mk12 compared to putting somebody else's can on it? I have a Mk12 and I'm undecided on what to do for a can. I have a PRI Mk12 Mod 0 and I'm not sure if I should use the suppressor mount on it or swap it for someone else's adaptor or just get one DT to the barrel. And input would be appreciated.
Correct; sound suppression should be almost identical between the two though. If anything, the direct thread can should be quieter due to it being slightly longer.
@@InferiorRifles well not quite identical. your picture shows at @13:25 where the SRD762Ti-QD baffle stack is a little shorter than the SRD762TI stack. So the non QD would be substantially quieter, allowing for diminishing returns.
@@AJPPP right, that’s what I said. “Almost” identical. Considering how close the performance of the (much smaller) SRD762 and SRD762-QD suppressors are to the SRD762Ti, I think it’s fair to say that the extra couple of baffles it has over the SRD762Ti-QD will make minimal difference
@@InferiorRifles I think the length and diameter increases over the steel versions were intended to give better performance to supersonics. Would the DT outperform the QD in subs? Probably but not by much. Supers definitely more so, though.
You seem like the guy that can help me with this question. Will a B&T Suppressor (Rotex-V) with the A2 QD mount fit onto a Daniel Defense DDM4 300 muzzle device?
Thanks for all the great information. Have a kind of question because I am new to the silencer/suppressor game. I’ve already applied for my tax stamp to purchase a suppressor however I have a new Glock 19 X and I purchased a silencer co-threaded barrel. I’m looking for good suppressors that would work for this style weapon if you have any good ideas I would appreciate it thank you
Thats a great collection, so far I'm at 7 with 3 dead air- wolverine, sandman s, and mask. 2 silencerco- hybrid 46 and octane 9. 2 surefire rc2 in 556 and 6.5
Is anything not price gouged on gun broker? I used to check it just to get a chuckle when checking out prices for stuff I was interested in because I knew I would find whatever I was looking for but with several hundred dollars added to the cost
I dislike the NT4 because of the weight, mounting system, and extra weight of the proprietary flash hider. It has a great tone though. I agree the newer KAC cans are great 👍.
My collection is really small but it's 4 supressors Edit: the fact that you have the SR25 can is a really big flex tbh, all of my stuff is versatility/modularity because I'm active duty so I'm technically poor lol!
You don't have the worst suppressor collection ever unless you have a silencerco Hybrid laying on the table. LMAO Omega 9k is great but the wolf man is the new hotness for sure.
I would definitely just get a regular .30 cal can and make sure my AK had concentric threads...because the AK I want doesn't exist so i need one custom built anyways. _But_ if I was a commieboo I'd definitely get a Wolverine while also saying "Nyet, rifle is fine"
Suppressor collecting is throwing away money…there is no resale market for them due to the stamps…lets say you spent $1k on each of those…you could have purchased a transferable mac10… I bought three suppressors, a hybrid 46m, a hybrid 36m and an OCL polonium…and they run well on the over 200 firearms i own… I got the can bug…but after my second purchase i realized it was literally throwing money away… They literally have no value once it goes form 4…very few “collector” cans…if the nfa ever delists suppressors, then there will be a used can market. You rattled off a few “collector” cans…i disagree…try selling them…im talking private sale, form 4…regular person
I’ve sold several. My KAC MK11 Suppressor sold for 3,000 on Gunbroker after I paid 1400 for it new. NT4’s like mine are currently selling for 2500+ (not simply being listed, but actually selling for). Simply transfer to a dealer on a Form 4 (usually takes less than a month) and then sell it on a Form 3. Though I’m not sure where in the video I said that the point of collecting cans was for profit? I bought these with the intent to use them, not to flip. By the way, if you’d rather have a lame Mac10 instead of 10 suppressors then your priorities are weird. Just saying.
@@InferiorRifles i called out specifically the KaC suppressors, because they are driven by delusional idiots who need to look like silent snake and play meal team 6. Im not bashing your collection…i think if you buy certain, very specific suppressors…like anything, they could hold value… 99.9999% of other suppressors have no resale market due to tax stamps on both ends…so they lose all value once on a form 4…99.9999% Where as, a transferable mg has a market, far more rare and appreciate much more quickly. My point is, there are far better things to invest in the nfa world then building a large collection of suppressors which all do the same thing to the point we need finely tuned machines to detect the differences for us… If you also have infinite disposable income, buy as many cans as you want…more power to you. I choose to put my money in things that hold their value…a rugged obsidian 9 isnt going to be worth $3k, ever…a silencerco hybrid46 isnt suddenly going to become rare… You have a few rare cans that hold value because there is a small market behind it…but you cant seriously disagree that 99.99% of cans immediately lose their value once picked up. Would you buy my hybrid46 m for $600? Oh wait, ive got to pay $200 to transfer, and you gotta pay $200 to buy it…so do i cover both stamps and make $200? Or do you pay $800 for a used hybrid46?
@@InferiorRifles lets see the KAC sr-25 mk18 for you to put your suppressor on..not a clone…so if you think transferable mg’s are “lame”, it doesnt get lamer than cloners…larpers
@@TheAcenightcreeper I didn’t say all transferables were lame, just Mac-10’s 😁. A bottom-of-the-barrel MG that’s barely suitable for mag-dumping into trash isn’t the flex you think it is.
I think you sold me on a Wolfman. Fantastic info and that’s an incredible collection!
IR: I have the worst suppressor collection ever
Everyone else: I want it
I really, really, really dig clone rifles! The only suppressor I have from this lineup is the AEM5 for a MK12 mod1. I love this suppressor. It's old and heavy, but sounds great! I was going to build a SEAL recce, but instead I built a mod Holland. I have a not so clone correct MK18 mod1 (DDMK18 upper w/ KAC lower) that im waiting on a SF RC2 can now. I'm 347 days in so it can't be much longer 🙄 nice to see someone that puts as much effort as you into cloning. My buddy's just don't get it! Thanks for sharing your hardware IR! Looking forward to the next video. 👍
Otter creek labs makes a awesome AEM5 clone called the OCM
I agree! That KAC is an abomination. I will gladly relieve you of it, so that you don't bear that stigma. I am willing to do my part to help maintain the integrity and credibility of your channel.
The algorithm blessed me with one of your videos Sunday night, now my favorite channel on the tube. I appreciate the sick content!
Midwest Gun Exchange in Mishawaka, Indiana has a SRD762Ti in stock for $749. Just a heads up.
Awesome collection! I have recently gotten into building clones though I have been into military firearms for about 25 years.. my Mk13 Mod 5 should be on it's way back from RBA soon! I have to wait until I move out of NJ before I can get a Mk11 can.
Congrats and I wish you a speedy expedition out of that hellhole state
Found your channel the other day! Good stuff dude, would love to see a URGI video
I've got an SR-25 Mk11 Mod 0 (Vero Beach) and finding its suppressor was a devil...an ease to affix/remove from the barrel.
My man's almost up 1000 subs in 5-6 days. Great job.
Thank you, BholeDestroyer
I love my srd762qd. Even though it’s .30 cal I have only used it on 5.56 so far and it’s fantastically quiet. Plan to use it on a .300blk when I actually use a .30 cal but the sub ammo is so damn expensive now.
The Sig shines on 300BLK. See PewScience technical review.
Commented too soon in video! Haha (covered in content)
Very cool collection. People can drive themselves crazy looking for the best but all non-22 cans are louder than you hope.
For pistol caliber cans, often ammo selection is much more important than suppressor brand
I'm disappointed to see the Mark 23 suppressor in the lineup. It's just way too much of a classic, and completely changes how the Mark 23 runs.
But your points are very fair.
No questions, but damn awesome video!
Love the oculus, and I agree on the knights can. Just too $$$$$ for the bang.
Nice vid Mick
Have you ever compared the Sig SRD 7.62 TI to a Q Thunder Chicken? I'm curious because they are both designed by Kevin Brittingham and the Thunder Chicken is a newer design.
Keep up the great channel 👍
I have a Sig SRD762-QD. I got it on a sale, with a free tax stamp. It’s one of my favorite cans for 300aac. Luckily I was able to get a bunch of muzzle attachments before they became scarce.
The Omega 9k is still a goated can. You couldn't pay me to buy a Dead Air.
Absolutely love all your content!
Wondering where your 556sd went from your thumbnail
I recently sold the M4-2000
@@InferiorRifles awe! Makes sense
Thanks for all the great content!
I have always had a soft spot for the AAC cans, they don't really do anything well when compared to a more modern can..mount, weight, sound.. but never the less great all around products, especially for the time
Do you know if the sdn6 was every used over seas?
Also, just a thought, if you are looking for content ideas, an episode on military 300 blk ammo would be sweet!
@@My12521252 Some HK417 rifles wore SDN6’s
@@InferiorRifles cool thanks!
I have a srd762 pinned on my legacy mcx. It's a 9inch .300blk. gonna try getting the altrd 10.5 handguard for it. It's the shortest can I have but it's the quietest. I've only got 3. A yhm, a radical .30, and the srd762. But the srd762 is just such a nice sounding can. It's a great low tone and low dB's. Glad I got it before they were discontinued
Very cool content! Glad I found this gem of a channel.
“Worst suppressor collection..” NT4 and the Sig can lol
9:43
You (left hand can) vs the guy she tells you not to worry about (right hand can)
🤣
Very informative. Looking to buy my first can this year.
you know you're old if you remember when airsofters would put replica KAC Mk23 SOCOM suppressors on their M4A1'a because at the time no one made a SOPMOD correct replica KAC NT4 suppresor
Love my Sig SRD762QD; got it back when they were still made from my work at the time for just over 6 bills
It's crazy how you got those to stay on the wall like that 🤔
I’m 2:01 in, let me guess, Mk13 Mod 5?
Guess you’ll have to watch until the end 😉
Just found your channel. Great content. Thank you
So what do you think is a good for 308 AR-10 with no point of impact shift thanks great video
Sooooooo, what suppressor do you recommend? I heard an awful lot of not recommended suppressors.
I’m wondering the same thing
That depends entirely on what you want to get out of it and what guns you want to suppress now and potentially in the future.
For handguns your main focus should be the booster and overall weight. A lot of boosters have rubber o-rings so you won't be able to dump lots of rounds and cook the can if you get a pistol can. This is a great avenue to explore wipes and running wet since you don't want to shoot high volume through a boosted can in the first place.
For .308 or more you want internal volume and a good pressure rating.
For subguns you want a simple welded direct thread can since it will run clean and full auto rated so you can abuse it without worry. Basically you are looking for the opposite of a pistol can. You want maximum performance with a pistol can. For a subgun/pcc can you want something simple and tough that can take a few thousand rounds in a range trip.
If you ain't a tactical Timmy, ignore all the tri-lug stuff. It's quick to attach but I've seen too many issues. If you accidentally crank it down 3/16ths instead of a quarter turn, you can destroy the can. Same thing if you get a booster filthy with a high round count and it doesn't pull its self back. You could be out of alignment and get a baffle strike.
For intermediate rifles performance will suck. So it's better to get a dedicated 7.62 can OR a dedicated .556 can to maximize performance. You will still need earpro. Hearing safe ak's and m4's is marketing wank.
For .22 cans, they all work great. Just get whatever is easiest to clean since it's a filthy round. Do not shoot .22 through a non serviceable can. Once you switch the can back to a real caliber, it will blow all the chunks of lead out from the .22 rounds and can cause a baffle strike with all the filth and the bullet trying to come out at once. That's why it's best to just get a dedicated .22 can and not try to run .22 through a bigger can even though it fits and is under the pressure rating. If you get a q erector 9 or a dead air Odessa that you can full clean then you can ignore that and run .22 all day through it so long as you clean after.
@@zdub8438 thanks, great insight. So I guess the answer is "it depends"
You need a Delta P Design Brevis just for how big and tiny it is.
That TP9 can and KAC can tho... 🥰🥰🥰 love mine and love seeing other people own them.
Great video man. Gave you a sub. keep rolling on.
Just form1 and get a solid can for 1/3 of the price and next to zero wait time.
Nah.
15:00 This is why I went with a threaded barrel and a Rugged Obsidian45 for my UMP45.
Lots of treasures there buddy..thank for the video
I do love the aem5...Nostalgia goggles and it works...and ya know..gordon rifle...
The KA cans with the gate latches are frustrating as all get out. I remember my unit getting the M110s and getting them zeroed with cans on took a minute.
Typical DoD ‘logic’: we know this is broke but fixing it would be tough, so let’s keep on making the same mistake.
By the time you get any suppressor through the ATF it is most likely outdated.
Neat video and good info. Good stuff.
Subbed!!! You make awesome videos bro.
Oh god just looking at that collection is making me anxious. U must have started filing at 5yo for those stamps.....
Awesome thanks for sharing 👍
Does the Allen or Otter Creek can actually work well for the Mk12 compared to putting somebody else's can on it?
I have a Mk12 and I'm undecided on what to do for a can. I have a PRI Mk12 Mod 0 and I'm not sure if I should use the suppressor mount on it or swap it for someone else's adaptor or just get one DT to the barrel.
And input would be appreciated.
I got my pbs-1 for $400. Had to buy it
That NT4 is way outdated and heavy. Please send it my way for proper disposal.
Pew hasnt tested the SRD762TI, only the SRD762Ti-QD
Correct; sound suppression should be almost identical between the two though. If anything, the direct thread can should be quieter due to it being slightly longer.
@@InferiorRifles well not quite identical. your picture shows at @13:25 where the SRD762Ti-QD baffle stack is a little shorter than the SRD762TI stack. So the non QD would be substantially quieter, allowing for diminishing returns.
@@AJPPP right, that’s what I said. “Almost” identical. Considering how close the performance of the (much smaller) SRD762 and SRD762-QD suppressors are to the SRD762Ti, I think it’s fair to say that the extra couple of baffles it has over the SRD762Ti-QD will make minimal difference
@@InferiorRifles I think the length and diameter increases over the steel versions were intended to give better performance to supersonics. Would the DT outperform the QD in subs? Probably but not by much. Supers definitely more so, though.
Thats a cool collection. I have an original AWC systems technology Mk9 9mm.
Also, KAC QDC looks dope.
Very groovy
Currently running the Hybrid 46 from SilenceCo
Way cool video for those of us who just love cans and the history of cans
You seem like the guy that can help me with this question. Will a B&T Suppressor (Rotex-V) with the A2 QD mount fit onto a Daniel Defense DDM4 300 muzzle device?
Oh hell yes man
Thanks for all the great information. Have a kind of question because I am new to the silencer/suppressor game. I’ve already applied for my tax stamp to purchase a suppressor however I have a new Glock 19 X and I purchased a silencer co-threaded barrel. I’m looking for good suppressors that would work for this style weapon if you have any good ideas I would appreciate it thank you
For a 9mm handgun my first choices would be the Sig Mod X9, SilencerCo Omega 9K, Rugged Obsidian 9, or the CGS Mod 9
Thats a great collection, so far I'm at 7 with 3 dead air- wolverine, sandman s, and mask. 2 silencerco- hybrid 46 and octane 9. 2 surefire rc2 in 556 and 6.5
Everything on gunbroker is stupid high but people still shop there
Is anything not price gouged on gun broker? I used to check it just to get a chuckle when checking out prices for stuff I was interested in because I knew I would find whatever I was looking for but with several hundred dollars added to the cost
I dislike the NT4 because of the weight, mounting system, and extra weight of the proprietary flash hider. It has a great tone though. I agree the newer KAC cans are great 👍.
Just a quick note; the NT4 flash hider is pretty light for a suppressor mount. The can itself is relatively heavy though.
I'm just waiting patiently for my first ... 12.5 months!
I wish I had that many I got 4 all dead air. Mask,Wolfman,nomad L and ghost .
what supressors would you say are comperable or considered just as good as the SRD762ti that you mentioned?
Omg bro. How many years of wait on those?
I love my wolverine looks better when you carve maglite on the side of it. 🔦
My collection is really small but it's 4 supressors
Edit: the fact that you have the SR25 can is a really big flex tbh, all of my stuff is versatility/modularity because I'm active duty so I'm technically poor lol!
Would you pick dead air over surefire socom suppressors?
what do you think about the cgs mod9sk over the omega 9k?
All I see is 2600$ in theft.
Original comment.
Theft wise; yeah lol not original.
No problem nigga love your content
Dang, that's like $3000 dollars nearly in tax stamps!
Im surprised that it didn’t take you 27 years to get them all and still alive to talk about them.
Thats what she said.
You don't have the worst suppressor collection ever unless you have a silencerco Hybrid laying on the table. LMAO
Omega 9k is great but the wolf man is the new hotness for sure.
Real cloners buy from the black market 😂
Nomad L is more quiet then that sig
I would definitely just get a regular .30 cal can and make sure my AK had concentric threads...because the AK I want doesn't exist so i need one custom built anyways.
_But_ if I was a commieboo I'd definitely get a Wolverine while also saying "Nyet, rifle is fine"
Dude complaining about B&T TP9 suppressed....mmmmkkk
Suppressor collecting is throwing away money…there is no resale market for them due to the stamps…lets say you spent $1k on each of those…you could have purchased a transferable mac10…
I bought three suppressors, a hybrid 46m, a hybrid 36m and an OCL polonium…and they run well on the over 200 firearms i own…
I got the can bug…but after my second purchase i realized it was literally throwing money away…
They literally have no value once it goes form 4…very few “collector” cans…if the nfa ever delists suppressors, then there will be a used can market.
You rattled off a few “collector” cans…i disagree…try selling them…im talking private sale, form 4…regular person
I’ve sold several. My KAC MK11 Suppressor sold for 3,000 on Gunbroker after I paid 1400 for it new. NT4’s like mine are currently selling for 2500+ (not simply being listed, but actually selling for). Simply transfer to a dealer on a Form 4 (usually takes less than a month) and then sell it on a Form 3. Though I’m not sure where in the video I said that the point of collecting cans was for profit? I bought these with the intent to use them, not to flip.
By the way, if you’d rather have a lame Mac10 instead of 10 suppressors then your priorities are weird. Just saying.
@@InferiorRifles i called out specifically the KaC suppressors, because they are driven by delusional idiots who need to look like silent snake and play meal team 6.
Im not bashing your collection…i think if you buy certain, very specific suppressors…like anything, they could hold value…
99.9999% of other suppressors have no resale market due to tax stamps on both ends…so they lose all value once on a form 4…99.9999%
Where as, a transferable mg has a market, far more rare and appreciate much more quickly.
My point is, there are far better things to invest in the nfa world then building a large collection of suppressors which all do the same thing to the point we need finely tuned machines to detect the differences for us…
If you also have infinite disposable income, buy as many cans as you want…more power to you. I choose to put my money in things that hold their value…a rugged obsidian 9 isnt going to be worth $3k, ever…a silencerco hybrid46 isnt suddenly going to become rare…
You have a few rare cans that hold value because there is a small market behind it…but you cant seriously disagree that 99.99% of cans immediately lose their value once picked up.
Would you buy my hybrid46 m for $600? Oh wait, ive got to pay $200 to transfer, and you gotta pay $200 to buy it…so do i cover both stamps and make $200? Or do you pay $800 for a used hybrid46?
@@InferiorRifles lets see the KAC sr-25 mk18 for you to put your suppressor on..not a clone…so if you think transferable mg’s are “lame”, it doesnt get lamer than cloners…larpers
@@TheAcenightcreeper I didn’t say all transferables were lame, just Mac-10’s 😁. A bottom-of-the-barrel MG that’s barely suitable for mag-dumping into trash isn’t the flex you think it is.
All 205$ too much
What a long and boring video. Watched it all loved every second of it. Just found a channel. Like it so far, wish you the best. Keep it up.
How dafuq are these things worth thousands of dollars???
How is anything collectible or useful worth a lot of money?
Supply and demand, usually.
@@InferiorRifles A threaded metal tube with more metal leafs inside is somehow worth thousands of dollars? Fabricated out of $12 of materials??? BS.
It’s called the NFA… and if I had any kids, I’d gladly trade my first born for your “awful” collection