Unknown OG 6.5 & Airlock Zero Gravity 6.5

You might need to clean that thing!

My buddy is about to release a suppressor cleaner to the market. I am pumped about it!


There are other systems (CLR, and high frequency cleaners and such). But if your suppressor is that much heavier... it might benefit from some colon cleanse!

I deleted insta a while ago because I was wasting too much time on there haha. Does his use solvents?

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I deleted insta a while ago because I was wasting too much time on there haha. Does his use solvents?

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Yes, it uses a ph neutral solvent that does not damage gaskets or bushings.


Here is a YouTube video that should work. This is his partner talking about it. Not my favorite video explaining it. Mike however does a great job. Seeing it 1st hand is very impressive. I am waiting for the final product as it is stainless vs the acrylic demo models.
 
Time has been prioritized elsewhere, but yesterday I had a couple of hours to make a quick trip to my local range. The plan was to shoot both cans on a 16” 223 and a 18” 6.5cm comparing my perceived sound suppression, and their measured temps.

This Tikka 223 I’d only shot once prior, to sight it in. I could have sworn it was 5/8-24 but I discovered the truth is it’s 1/2-28. I’ll have to order yet another adapter. Rokslide kool-aid stains all over that one:
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So I only compared them on the 18” 6.5cm which thankfully, due to the foresight of some wise men from Tennessee, was threaded 5/8-24.
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Both were around the oddly balmy December 26 air temperature of 80 degrees to begin. I fired four shots fairly quick, within 15-20 seconds. The OG65 measured 176 degrees and the Airlock 6.5 234 degrees.


The airlock seemed a tad bit quieter.

I observed more heat mirage from the OG65 despite it measuring 58 degrees cooler. That didn’t make sense. I switched them back for two more shots each just to listen again.

The difference in sound suppression between the two is really negligible, but if pressed to chose, I’d say the Airlock is quieter.

Again the Airlock was hotter (189 vs. 141) Again I saw more mirage in my scope with the OG. Somebody smarter than me will have to figure that one out. Both will end up wearing covers which should mitigate any issues on that front for my use. I’m looking for recommendations on those if you fellows want to help me out.
 

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Both were around the oddly balmy December 26 air temperature of 80 degrees to begin. I fired four shots fairly quick, within 15-20 seconds. The OG65 measured 176 degrees and the Airlock 6.5 234 degrees.


The airlock seemed a tad bit quieter.

I observed more heat mirage from the OG65 despite it measuring 58 degrees cooler. That didn’t make sense. I switched them back for two more shots each just to listen again.

The difference in sound suppression between the two is really negligible, but if pressed to chose, I’d say the Airlock is quieter.

Again the Airlock was hotter (189 vs. 141) Again I saw more mirage in my scope with the OG. Somebody smarter than me will have to figure that one out. Both will end up wearing covers which should mitigate any issues on that front for my use. I’m looking for recommendations on those if you fellows want to help me out.

Could it be the OG goes over the barrel and the hot surface is closer to the objective of the scope vs an out front can? Just a thought.
 
So the bottom line it appears from all the comparison threads coming out lately that Airlock is reigning supreme from a sound perspective, but also achieving that with a from factor advantage. That’s pretty impressive.
 
So the bottom line it appears from all the comparison threads coming out lately that Airlock is reigning supreme from a sound perspective, but also achieving that with a from factor advantage. That’s pretty impressive.

Form factor advantage?
 
So the bottom line it appears from all the comparison threads coming out lately that Airlock is reigning supreme from a sound perspective, but also achieving that with a from factor advantage. That’s pretty impressive.

And a not insignificant weight advantage also. For the ounce counters among us…


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