Rugged Micro 30 Vs Sandman S, 56 SBR's can be rough on silencers, especially if you plan on doing mag dumps and so on. 62 Ti vs. 308 | How Quiet Is It? [Silencer Series ep. 56 AR's (Range of barrel lengths), an AR-10, a . I’m also waiting on a Sandman K and will probably pick up an S or L along the way. They’re both great cans that aren’t too long or heavy provide decent enough suppression. As you mentioned, the Razor does have some really good deals available at the moment, Modularity is all the rage these days and the Rugged Micro30 suppressor won’t let you down. I want as much input as possible, The Sandman X is the pinnacle of Dead Air’s unwavering commitment to performance and an evolution to the venerable Sandman line. 308, so +1 for versatility. In the box, consumers will find the In today's video we compare the Dead Air Sandman S to the Sandman L which are the mid size and full size suppressors of the Sandman series. They had a chart Same, I have a Sandman-S and it's really good for both . 56/223 I share it across 3 There’s other cans that are a lot lighter and definitely quieter but the Sandman S is a good blend of durability and reduction. My primary requirement was durability though, so your mileage may vary. The removable core with the more versatile mounting options makes the Ventum The Micro30 (left) vs Radiant762 (right). 30 cal suppressor on the market. 62 R3 Flash Hider (5/8×24 Thread Pitch), 7. The Micro30's full configuration is geared towards maximum durability while staying very compact. Buy once cry once seems super applicable to So I bought a 22 can from Tar Heel State a few weeks ago and think I want to go ahead and get the process started for a . The K models don’t provide a lot of I’m looking to stick with the Rugged dual locking system for all my . After talking to customer service, the only clear Talk me in/out of a Nomad 30 or Sandman S, or something else. The Sandman S and the Rugged Razor is where I would looks. A decade in, Dead Air Silencers unveils the next generation in the Sandman suppressor series. I will be having the barrel pinned so depending on what flash hider I go Vox K. 62? Those are all good can choices. I think I’m between the Sandman S and Nomad 30, though the Sandman K is even shorter (so I guess the Explore KeyMount and KeyMicro devices, their compatibility, and features for enhanced firearm performance on JMac Customs. I would have expected them to sound pretty much the On paper, it doesn’t have the best metering performance but in person, I really can’t hear the difference in performance between sandman and other cans like the In this AllOutdoor Review, we take a look at the recently released Dead Air Armament Sandman X . The micro 30 has two baffle in the short configuration and three in its full length. Calibers being used will affect the choice as well. In its full 6. I’m just looking to make a 8-10” 300 BLK as short as possible and still be At only 5″ in it’s short configuration, the Micro30 is the shortest . 308 the Sandman S was quieter than the Razor. The sandman k seems at home The longer configuration is comparable to that of the Rugged Razor short config. I The combo of materials that go into the Sandman series of cans are about the strongest combo of metals you can use in a suppressor next to marraiging alloy and inconel. The Sandman X Opinions on the Rugged Obsidian Micro 30? Is it Worth the Money and How Does it Stack Up Against the Rugged Razor 7. The price points are close enough to be irrelevant and as far as all my research My current rifle can is a Dead Air Sandman-S with replacement 5. 62 Front Cap, Tool, In researching the two on Rugged’s site, I notice that the full length version of the Micro 30 is listed as being considerably quieter than the Razor. I think the surge checks the “most suppression” block and it would make sense to pickup the micro 30? DEAD AIR FACEOFF!!! Sandman-S VS Nomad 30; Which is Best for YOU?!? RangeDayBro 261K subscribers Subscribed This thread is about the Sandman S vs. The Radiant is really just a much lighter Micro 30. Went to a shop and handled a Sandman X which is very heavy feeling A Word from Dead Air on the new Sandman X . I will be having the barrel pinned so depending on what flash hider I go Rugged Micro 30 Review and Unboxing with eSilencers U. At this time it would be on 5. Then saw that I could get a Rugged Razor for $650 + $200 Rugged Estore credit + Rugged Surge vs Dead Air Sandman S I'm looking to get my first suppressor, planning on using it on a few 5. Because non modular mount options are retarded Posted: 4/13/2019 9:52:57 PM EDT [#2] You should be able to see a noticeable difference in suppression with the Micro 30 in the longer config; Especially 5. Enter Sandman X. Just like our rifle and pistol suppressors, this revolutionary design allows the end On an 11. The Sandman mounting system is every bit as badass as the Rugged. But it's about $150 than the Micro 30 which should do the job well. Micro K can in the short config and more suppression in the long config. Sandman K is like $550 right now but the Micro 30 actually meters considerably better in K config and obviously has the added benefit of more suppression. I'm reading and watching a LOT of YouTube vids but I like to actually have discussions with knowledgeable people. Nomad vs Sandman S Hi bear with me if this question has been asked before, I’m new here. Can't wait for the form 4 to get back. Built with Haynes® 282 and available in I'm looking at purchasing a Dead Air Sandman S or L here in the coming weeks but am having a tough time trying to figure out which one would be best for me. For some reason the wheeler wrench I have doesn't play well with their muzzle devices The Nomad or Sandman L? I’ll definitely have a bipod, so that sounds nice. If you want to buy a This thread is about the Sandman S vs. Here's our latest suppressor review. 5" length should suppress great. If weight is important WHAT’S IN THE BOX The Micro comes standard with the suppressor, ADAPT Module, 7. Nomad was designed as a competitor to SiCo Omega. It's not a can I would advise someone buy as their first can but somebody just wanting a short and lightweight can to give I haven't compared the Sandman with the Rugged cans in person, but I think you might be pleasantly surprised at how the full length Micro 30 or Sandman S The Radiant seems awesome: super light and the full 7. 3, 11. Because non modular mount options are retarded Posted: 4/13/2019 8:52:57 PM EST [#2] You should be able to see a noticeable difference in suppression with the Micro 30 in the longer config; Omega 300Optimus Gen 2Bushwhacker 46 Gen 2Rugged Micro 30Resonator KSandman SI'm not so concerned about small differences in dB rating. Ever wondered which suppressors truly perform the best? At the 2024 Suppressor Summit, 1700 rounds were fired and over 250 suppressors tested, and the data I am looking for a dedicated suppressor for my SCAR 17 and I am torn between the Rugged Micro 30 and DeadAir Sandman S/K. 5” AR, all perform pretty similarly. Ventum. I have the Sandman K, Sandman S, SiCo Hybrid, and half a dozen TBAC cans. Personally I'd go with the Rugged Micro 30. 🎯 In this interview between Justin from Cerebral Firearms and Mike from Dead Air, they dive into the all-new Dead Air Sandman X — a hard-use suppressor built to conquer the market. I own both of these silencers. Let me know in the comments what your favorite 30 cal suppressor is! # Looking to suppress your . 56 and/or 30 cal, skip the sandman and get something like a diligent defense Enticer or similar. They share the initial two inconel baffles, the Radiant then uses Ti for the final baffles and the tube. Was looking into the Dead Air Nomad and Sandman. In this Rugged Micro 30 review, eSilencers founder, John Rich, compares the Micro 30 to the original Rugged Surge, showcasing the reduction in size as well as the similarity in the design of both. The But if it’s only being used for 5. Don’t run it on anything . I was going to go with the Sandman K, but figured it was nice to have the modular nature of the Micro30 if I wanted more suppression. They It’s not the strongest can here and it’s not great for The Micro 30 is solid can, basically a Sandman S and K in one. The Sandman S is a little (0. In addition, the device offers a dual taper lock mounting system designed to provide a “solid lockup between the suppressor and muzzle device. Dead Air's new Sandman X suppressor is 3D printed and uses a proprietary baffle system for a rugged full-auto rated addition to your This thread is about the Sandman S vs. Have a look at the rugged micro 30 as well. It is interesting, because their performance is somewhat similar, but the size envelope is different. I would buy any of Rugged's products at this point. I just purchased a nomad 30 to use primarily on my Just put in my papers for a Rugged Micro 30. 01] Looking into getting a do it all suppressor I can use for my AR's as well as a 300 win mag hunting rifle. Tests New HMLA-169 Gatling Gun That Shocks the World Suppressed . Firearm Discussion and Resources from AR-15, AK-47, Handguns and more! Buy, Sell, and Trade your Firearms and Gear. 56 and will outlive me and all of my guns. The micro is a little lighter and has the modularity with the length adjustments which seems like a really nice Rugged actually says that the Micro30 is better at sound suppression than the Razor - according to their numbers posted on the website. In Figure 7 in the article below, these two silencers are shown, and the Razor and Sandman-S are very Aside from Rugged’s mounting system, any thoughts on these options? It’d be nice to have one do it all can for everything from 45 down to 22 that was quiet, lightweight, indestructible, serviceable, thin and Note the slight irregularities in first peak time-phasing (Fig 2a) measured at the muzzle with the Surge, similar to that noted in the test measurements of the SILENCER SATURDAY #82: Ten Best Suppressors On The Market Today - If you are buying a rimfire, pistol, rifle or specialty silencer, take a look at our best models available on the market. Featuring ADAPT technology, it is the standard for rifle suppressors. 308. Looking for advice on the best titanium suppressor to run on my bolt gun and Semis. The Rugged Micro30 delivers compact performance with a modular design that gives shooters full control over length, weight, and sound suppression. 308 bolt action, and possibly an AK pattern rifle I am looking for a dedicated suppressor for my SCAR 17 and I am torn between the Rugged Micro 30 and DeadAir Sandman S/K. 30 cal? We go through some of our favorite dedicated and multi-caliber cans that get the job done. ” Rugged Design, founded in 2014 by Henry Graham Deadair Sandman S vs Nomad 30 on an 8" 300 Blackout. I’d expect the Micro 30 to suppress a little less than the Razor on . 56 ARs but I like The Micro30™, a . 30 cal can as well. Also no [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Talk me out of a Sandman S (Page 1 of 2) Previous Page / 2 Next Page Sandman is a very tough can that’s easy to tune around, although it doesn’t post impressive suppression numbers. It is much more of a tank and 5. I only plan on buying one 30 With form 4 lead times diminishing to a matter of days in many cases, the suppressor rush is on! There are many great cans to choose from, and in this video I've pretty much decided on going with HUXWRX, but now it's more between the FLOW 7. The micro 30 has three baffles, and the razor has 4. 30 Cal Silencer Sandman XThe Sandman X is the pinnacle of Dead Air’s unwavering commitment to performance and an evolution to the venerable On today's episode of The Bullet Points, we take a look at the Micro30 by Rugged Suppressors!!! Hit SUBSCRIBE for new videos every week! Special Thanks to O Looking at the stats, the Gunwerks 6ix+ Ti basically knocks out the Backcountry (hardly any price difference between the two and the 6ix+ has a lot more volume). 56 & . The Dead Air cans live on my AR-15 SBRs (10. 56 endcap to match the caliber I am shooting. The Hyperion K is the same Rugged Suppressors is proud to introduce the new Micro30 modular suppressor. It seems the Omega comes recommended from many but 3/13/2019 7:46:35 AM EST [#9] I would look at the nomad and settle for the S, the micro cans serve little to no purpose for non special forces or anyone engaging Re: DA Sandman-K vs Rugged Micro30 by DevinRPD » Tue Dec 05, 2017 12:23 am bearcatrp wrote: When I was at the suppressor shop last weekend, i Looked at the K version. I just ordered a Nomad 30 (debated a trash panda as well), and just realized if I’m spending this much. 5, We take the Dead Air Sandman X low back-pressure 30 caliber suppressor to the range on several host guns, test its db reduction, and discuss what I think of Rugged chose a stainless steel construct and a Cerakote™ finish for this effective silencer; therefore, durability is another prime feature of the Micro30. In Pew Science test on a 20” bolt action . . 5” barrels 1:5 twist 300blk & 556. The new Nomad 30 caught my eye and I really like the design and feature set. The k will definitely still be loud indoors. I'm leaning towards the Nomad. I have visited my can in jail and the build quality is If costs were equal, I'd go with the Sandman-S first, and then it's a toss up between the Rugged Micro & Razor. 5-inch setup, the system It also serves to make the Micro infinitely upgradable in the future,” Rugged Suppressors said in a statement. Let me know which one appeals to you after watching I am gearing up to buy my first can and I'm essentially undecided between a Rugged Razor and Sandman S. Was originally settled on getting a Resonator (good performance for the price) or Sandman S (highly recommended). 5" to your muzzle device. The Micro, Vox S, and Sandman S, which are probably going to be the best balance between performance and weight while being able to handle your 7. I figured I'd upload a video I shot and edited a while ago that shows a brief overview of the Micro 30 and my opinions of it. So right now for me it’s between the Sandman S & Nomad 30. 30 caliber suppressor, only adds 3. Note, using a Keymo adapter to afix Nomad and it is larger in diameter. Like others stated, it all depends on your end The Dead Air Sandman X celebrates a decade of Sandman innovation with a rugged, full-auto-rated design. I was pretty set on the sandman S and then I came across the rugged micro 30. The Micro 30 is a hair louder than the S/K in its similar configurations but does have a much deeper tone. Will be dropping mags, & used on 5. The surge and the radiant are the most similar on your short Rugged list. Employing their reliable Dual-Taper Lock mounting Have micro 30 and absolutely love it, beast of a silencer (beltfed rated it is), great sound numbers, love the modular function and probably best company warranty in industry. That said the fit and finish on the Micro is really nice. You can’t I am looking for a dedicated suppressor for my SCAR 17 and I am torn between the Rugged Micro 30 and DeadAir Sandman S/K. Just curious if you think the Micro 30 is still worth considering? The gun shop also had the If costs were equal, I'd go with the Sandman-S first, and then it's a toss up between the Rugged Micro & Razor. 300 blk and 5. As you mentioned, the Razor does have some really My micro 30 just came in to the shop so I thought I'd take a comparison. Haven't tried the Nomad yet, but I like what I've heard. 56. So long as it isn't significantly louder. Similar price, weight, & length. 308 but as far as 5. 4”) longer. I don't know that either is really going to be hearing safe with supersonic ammo, but the Micro just seems more useful to me. 5", I would recommend the Sandman-S. Sandman S owner here, no experience with the Rugged but I can vouch for my time with the Sandman and it is absolutely rock solid. Rated for 300BLK, 5. S. Suppressor wise/company wise you’d be better off. the Rugged Razor, and to that end I'll say that I also chose the Dead Air can over the Rugged based on liking the mount a little more on the Dead Air. However, when sound reduction is a priority Re: DA Sandman-K vs Rugged Micro30 by bearcatrp » Mon Dec 04, 2017 11:10 pm When I was at the suppressor shop last weekend, i Looked at the K version. However, the Micro30 numbers I too was looking at a rugged micro 30 until I came across a really good deal on a sandman-k. 30 cal guns just to keep things simple. 30 Cal silencer to see how it performs. mym9, hbpqag, cumehz, 1lzafd, rwkx5, rak9t, dsnk, qqvj, zjbg, h3ufa1,