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Those hux brakes are rowdy af. I do not recommend them without the can on short barrels. The will literally blow your hair back and gas you the fck out
Love mine but don’t take the hearing pro off that’s so stupid! 85 dB: The threshold where prolonged exposure (e.g., 8 hours per day) can cause gradual hearing loss, according to OSHA and NIOSH standards. • 90 dB: Risk of damage after about 2 hours of exposure. • 100 dB: Damage possible after about 15 minutes. • 120 dB: Immediate risk of hearing damage, even with brief exposure. • 130 dB and above: Pain threshold; immediate damage likely, even for very short exposures (e.g., gunshots, including suppressed ones like the HuxWrx Flow 556 Ti at ~130–135 dB). For context, the suppressed shots from the HuxWrx Flow 556 Ti (estimated at 130–135 dB in the video) are well above the safe threshold, posing an immediate risk of hearing damage without ear protection. Ear protection (e.g., earplugs or earmuffs rated for 25–33 dB noise reduction) is essential when shooting, even with suppressors.
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Suppressor stance swap
Now put a griffin armament explorr 224 on it
Why this guy look like he’s related to napoleon dynamite 😂😂😂
Give me the new surefire rc4, and I won't look back
What ammo?
How is the sound compared to the K?
Those hux brakes are rowdy af. I do not recommend them without the can on short barrels. The will literally blow your hair back and gas you the fck out
Straight gas or adjustable block?
ATF: repeat that last part
Sir is that a Pokémon mag?
How did the subs cycle!!?
Using a Huxwrx muzzle brake for your suppressor QD makes it 10 decibels louder than using a standard a A2 flash hider .
Did your glasses go through the car wash?
Love FRT
Where can I buy the red SilencerShop magazine???? I’m looking and can’t find it
Love mine but don’t take the hearing pro off that’s so stupid! 85 dB: The threshold where prolonged exposure (e.g., 8 hours per day) can cause gradual hearing loss, according to OSHA and NIOSH standards.
• 90 dB: Risk of damage after about 2 hours of exposure.
• 100 dB: Damage possible after about 15 minutes.
• 120 dB: Immediate risk of hearing damage, even with brief exposure.
• 130 dB and above: Pain threshold; immediate damage likely, even for very short exposures (e.g., gunshots, including suppressed ones like the HuxWrx Flow 556 Ti at ~130–135 dB).
For context, the suppressed shots from the HuxWrx Flow 556 Ti (estimated at 130–135 dB in the video) are well above the safe threshold, posing an immediate risk of hearing damage without ear protection. Ear protection (e.g., earplugs or earmuffs rated for 25–33 dB noise reduction) is essential when shooting, even with suppressors.
In your opinion , who makes the quietest 556 can
Ser can U try 5.56 difference ammo from 5.56 /55 grain -62 grain green tip – 75 grain and 77 grain. Same suppressor Hux ventum..
Oh you’re just gonna switch handedness like that!? 🤔
neef to use the meter to show sound reduction. Trevor used to make the videos a lot more informative