Rugged Suppressors Surge 762 Torture Test

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Rugged Suppressors Surge 762 Torture Test

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We wanted to quell some myths about modular suppressors by torture testing the Surge 762 to the point of failure. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMoG2IYzwig
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Nice.

I was thinking that it would be interesting if you had a "cook off", then you did and I jumped a little.
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Nice!
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Wow that is scary :shock: yet impressive.

And thats with a full stellite baffle stack correct? I wonder how much sooner inconel and stainless steel cans would fail.
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So what is on fire, per say? Why the flames?
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That looked hot.
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That was gnarly. Now cut it in half, and show us what's left of the internals. :D
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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mk23 wrote:So what is on fire, per say? Why the flames?
Unburned powder
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I want one for my m14... What is the noise reduction? Frp db rating? Average db rating on 5-10 rds?
Any plans on making a quick change adapter for the m14, so i do not have to remove the flashider?
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mk23 wrote:So what is on fire, per say? Why the flames?
Unburnt powder and tracer cups
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rimshaker wrote:Wow that is scary :shock: yet impressive.

And thats with a full stellite baffle stack correct? I wonder how much sooner inconel and stainless steel cans would fail.
Yes, the Surge features a full Stellite baffle stack. We're considering doing a comparison test using other baffle materials (stainless, inconel) to give everyone a better understanding of the wear characteristics of each. Is that something you guys would be interested in seeing?
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RuggedSuppressors wrote:
rimshaker wrote:Wow that is scary :shock: yet impressive.

And thats with a full stellite baffle stack correct? I wonder how much sooner inconel and stainless steel cans would fail.
Yes, the Surge features a full Stellite baffle stack. We're considering doing a comparison test using other baffle materials (stainless, inconel) to give everyone a better understanding of the wear characteristics of each. Is that something you guys would be interested in seeing?

That would be great
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RuggedSuppressors wrote:
rimshaker wrote:Wow that is scary :shock: yet impressive.

And thats with a full stellite baffle stack correct? I wonder how much sooner inconel and stainless steel cans would fail.
Yes, the Surge features a full Stellite baffle stack. We're considering doing a comparison test using other baffle materials (stainless, inconel) to give everyone a better understanding of the wear characteristics of each. Is that something you guys would be interested in seeing?
Don't forget some popular Ti cans. :mrgreen:
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RuggedSuppressors wrote:
rimshaker wrote:Wow that is scary :shock: yet impressive.

And thats with a full stellite baffle stack correct? I wonder how much sooner inconel and stainless steel cans would fail.
Yes, the Surge features a full Stellite baffle stack. We're considering doing a comparison test using other baffle materials (stainless, inconel) to give everyone a better understanding of the wear characteristics of each. Is that something you guys would be interested in seeing?
Absolutely - would be even better if you made identical baffle stacks out of 17-4, Inconel 718 and stellite, ran them hard and fast, sectioned them out and compared the wear on the bore of each.
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