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How Many Guns Will this Fit?!?! // The CMMG Zeroed 36K Suppressor

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CMMG sent me this suppressor for review. It’s my firstg can and you won’t believe how many guns this thing will fit! It’s priced right, too!
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31 COMMENTS

  1. A $550 suppressor is priced “for every man”??? Firearms influencers need to stop accepting the cost of grossly overpriced suppressors as being just a fact of life. Yes, I know most suppressors start around $500 and can easily go for more than double that amount.

    If Mossberg can sell a very reliable shotgun that is assembled in the US of partially American parts for around $200 (I just bought a Maverick 88 for $190), there is absolutely no reason that a smaller, much less complex device that’s only 6-10” long should cost 2.5 to 6+ times as much. Even figuring in significant overhead including substantial insurance costs, it should cost less than $75 to make a suppressor. Suppressors in Europe sell for a fraction of the amount they cost consumers in the US and I’m talking about pre/ tax prices.

  2. If CMMG makes a 36L or even just a 36, I'll buy it. Where I shoot sound is the primary concern. Really hope they do and soon, I really like these and I'm looking for a can that's good with 300blk AND 9mm. So far the Wolfman is at the top of my list but its a little pricey. And I won't wait until the $0 stamp, I think we all know the backorders are about to be LEGENDARY.

  3. @OGsDangerShow you are probably already aware of this, but Griffin Armament makes a HUB adaptor called the Gate-Lok that allows you to attach your suppressor to any gun that has a mill-spec A2 flash hider. I have one, and I really like it. If you decide to get one, you should replace the crush washers with shims, and I recommend getting a suppressor alignment rod. The Gate-Lok has some play when attached, so I felt better making sure I was not going to get a baffle or endcap strike. Once that's done, it's very convenient. I can easily move my suppressor between my different ARs. I do like the idea of a can I'm able to use on pistols, rifles, and my 300 blk. too

  4. great video brother 👍just one piece of advice from a seasoned suppressor owner . since you have a .36 can on a .223 and .308 its not as critical but leaving the crush washer on the gun can and will result in a misalignment of the can resulting in baffle / endcap strikes as the size of your projectiles get closer to the bore size of the can so be careful my friend .

  5. CCMG is known for quality period, an agree its a basically an everything can, at least in my book. Gotta love the real west where peeps are free. An really wish the politicians in DC hadn't sold us down the road on the BBB, by nixing out suppressor's an Sbr's in it. We won't forget those that did tho in the future, jus sayin. Really wanted the suppressor act to go thru, then some suppressor companys would have been real happy in my future. Thx for the vid OG

  6. Been fartin' around with cans myself lately. Have a .22 can that is what I would call Hollywood quiet with the right ammo. Also picked up a couple more that allow me to run them up to .45 caliber, and now that I have the parts fitted on a 1911, I am interested in seeing how quiet that is. Only issue I have with them is the pricing. But then, mine are all titanium, because the more expensive metals are quieter, as the YT crowd would say. My advice with buying cans is to buy one that is multi caliber, and if you are having to purchase a threaded barrel to add to your firearm of choice, make sure you do the research to see if it will work with the can you are purchasing. The issue I had with the 1911 was I purchased a threaded barrel, did the necessary fitting to the firearm, and found that the barrel bushing that came with the barrel was longer than a standard 1911 barrel bushing, which in turn, when the can was attached, the firearm wouldn't go into battery. Had to get a barrel bushing that was about .020 thinner on the end. And then had to fit that to the barrel, and slide. Had I done more research, I would have found a few posts about this brand of threaded barrel having this issue. Rifle cans are a piece of cake.

  7. Phew… Good thing there were no health insurance executives around lol. Great video as always, glad to see you up and running trying to keep it busy. I'm planning to be lazy when I retire – rocking chair, side by side and a can of spit, maybe a banjo but I'm not quite sure yet…

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