Air Lock Industries Suppressor

[6.5x284]

How's the ZG stack up against the LTi? Remotely similar, or is the LTi still noticeably quieter?

To me the L Ti is noticeably quieter. Everywhere I shoot someone will come up and ask what my L Ti is because it’s so quiet. Even after a match, multiple RO’s will come up after and tell me that was the quietest can they heard for the weekend and ask for the name of it. I have no doubt ZG could make one quieter in a smaller package if they wanted to though!


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[wind gypsy]

Most will think they are too heavy. Excellent covers however.

how heavy are they?

 

[khuber84]

how heavy are they?

I know the HD rated manta covers are 6-8oz, way too fn heavy

 

[omicron1792]

how heavy are they?

Mine can’t weigh an ounce. It feels lighter than my conventional covers.

I’ll weigh the next one I get for an inbound suppressor. Would be an absolute bear to take off one I have already on.

 

[Formidilosus]

how heavy are they?

It’s been awhile since I have had one, but IIRC 4-6oz.

 

[claydan]

Has anyone used these? Sorting through all the comments and can’t find anyone who’s used these in the wild and their thoughts?


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[Graves14]

Has anyone used these? Sorting through all the comments and can’t find anyone who’s used these in the wild and their thoughts?


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The Airlock? I used a Zero Gravity on my 6.5cm this year with exceptional results. It is noticeably quieter and lighter than any of the other K cans I've shot or owned. Any hunting rifle I carry will have an airlock on it until someone finds a way to make something better.

 

[claydan]

The Airlock? I used a Zero Gravity on my 6.5cm this year with exceptional results. It is noticeably quieter and lighter than any of the other K cans I've shot or owned. Any hunting rifle I carry will have an airlock on it until someone finds a way to make something better.
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That’s so great to hear, I really appreciate the info. Did you feel it helped with recoil much?


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[StupidLightweight]

To anyone on the fence about the Airlock design, I will echo what the above poster says. To my ears, the 6.5 Zero Gravity cuts sound as well as my favorite suppressors (Dilligent Defense Wolf Hunter on Tikka .243 and Banish .223 on Tikka .223) while being significantly smaller and lighter. I'm not saying it's quieter, but it's damn close, so the tie goes to the dinkiest can.

How they accomplished this ratio of size to suppression is beyond me. On the website, they attribute it to the patent-pending Vector technology. I wanted to call BS on this so badly, but after using it on a 16-inch 6mm ARC as well as a 16-inch 6mm Creedmoor, I'm a believer.

 

[claydan]

To anyone on the fence about the Airlock design, I will echo what the above poster says. To my ears, the 6.5 Zero Gravity cuts sound as well as my favorite suppressors (Dilligent Defense Wolf Hunter on Tikka .243 and Banish .223 on Tikka .223) while being significantly smaller and lighter. I'm not saying it's quieter, but it's damn close, so the tie goes to the dinkiest can.

How they accomplished this ratio of size to suppression is beyond me. On the website, they attribute it to the patent-pending Vector technology. I wanted to call BS on this so badly, but after using it on a 16-inch 6mm ARC as well as a 16-inch 6mm Creedmoor, I'm a believer.

Gosh this is excited! Thanks! Cants wait to get mine.


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[Presswood_936]

To anyone on the fence about the Airlock design, I will echo what the above poster says. To my ears, the 6.5 Zero Gravity cuts sound as well as my favorite suppressors (Dilligent Defense Wolf Hunter on Tikka .243 and Banish .223 on Tikka .223) while being significantly smaller and lighter. I'm not saying it's quieter, but it's damn close, so the tie goes to the dinkiest can.

How they accomplished this ratio of size to suppression is beyond me. On the website, they attribute it to the patent-pending Vector technology. I wanted to call BS on this so badly, but after using it on a 16-inch 6mm ARC as well as a 16-inch 6mm Creedmoor, I'm a believer.

Is your 6mm arc a bolt gun or ar15 ? Just curious how gassy it was if an ar15 . I didn’t notice much more gas on my 12.5” 6.5 Grendel .

 

[hibernation]

We’ll eventually implement our tech into a suppressor designed with the goal of being the quietest version possible. Maybe a “Zero Gravity Ultra” or something along those lines. We’d likely offer it in both 6.5 and 30 cal but that's a ways out.

What're the odds this happens by next fall?

 

[jonnyviceroy]

What kind of sound difference should one expect between the 7 and the 6.5? Debating on leaving myself the 7 mm option but primary use would be on a 25 prc. On the fence between the two and would love anyone’s thoughts between the two. Only suppressor I have and am accustomed to is the dead air nomad ti currently. Thanks

 

[ACHILLES]

Is your 6mm arc a bolt gun or ar15 ? Just curious how gassy it was if an ar15 . I didn’t notice much more gas on my 12.5” 6.5 Grendel .

I’ve been running mine on a 12.5” 22arc ar and never noticed any difference in gas and never had to change my gas block setting.

 

[Presswood_936]

I’ve been running mine on a 12.5” 22arc ar and never noticed any difference in gas and never had to change my gas block setting.

My gas settings and ejection pattern was the same as well

 

[khuber84]

What kind of sound difference should one expect between the 7 and the 6.5? Debating on leaving myself the 7 mm option but primary use would be on a 25 prc. On the fence between the two and would love anyone’s thoughts between the two. Only suppressor I have and am accustomed to is the dead air nomad ti currently. Thanks

Its about 1-1.5 dB difference on 6.5cm from their testing. The 7mm with the extra length and baffle being quieter. The difference being an extra 1/2" of can and 0.75 oz, 1.5 DB, I'd go 7mm for more caliber options. This is coming from a guy with both versions. Human ear has a tough time distinguishing between 1.5db.