I have recently found several YouTube channels with lots of good silencer information. If you have other favorites, post yours.

Silencer Analytics
Classic Firearms
Mrgunsngear

I mostly watch Silencer Analytics, but it’s getting harder to keep up with. It’s a new video every couple of days, and usually a new suppressor dethroning what was the best one just two weeks before.

I'm all for the massive uptick in people mfg. these suppressors and the huge number of new choices and often really good performance. But lately SA hasn't had a company I've ever heard of for most of the testing. And for me I simply cannot find a way to commercially acquire many/most of them that might interest me. Its annoying.

Juicey Media

Thanks, I'll check them out!

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Originally posted by xmod:
Juicey Media

GoldenWebb pushes the limits. Skip to the skip 6 minute mark if you want to see the excitement. On this one the Otter Creek Labs 556k didn't really blow up. Andrew posted pictures a few days later, he ran it with a SilencerCo ASR muzzle brake thinking it would add some protection the suppressor. Well the stainless steel 3 port brake let go and sent shrapnel thru the suppressor. He had another video this week of the OCL Universe. It was a little anti-climatic as it made it past 1,000 rounds and the rifle started to have issues and they just called it quits.



Just know most microphones and camera electronics clip the sound when it gets too loud, so I don't really try to judge sound quality from YouTube videos.

That being said the 2 channels that have spent several thousand dollars on good microphones and equipment to try to get good sound are Juicey Media and NFA Review Channel.

I like these channels in addition Mrgunsngear.

NFA Review Channel
22plinkster
Military Arms Channel
Silencer Shop
Silencer Central

Oh, I forgot to add Military Arms Channel.

A little bit of an older thread but still on topic. I came across two small channels that I think are putting out good work related to suppressors. Neither of these channels are big enough to get a manufacturer to send them products for testing yet. I think they are independent guys posting their own equipment for love of the game at this point.

This guy Tacshep Actual has a new channel has been doing side by side comparisons of 5.56 cans. He could edit his videos a little tighter, but he's a new channel and has been catching some cans as soon as they hit the open market. Tacshep is not an influencer kid, he is retired LEO firearms trainer and would likely fit in well at Sigforum.



I like these guys also First Round Pop they have been doing side by side tests on 556 and 22 cans. I like that they get to the point and their videos are 5 to 10 minutes and done.

Sage Dynamics