Description
Looking for the perfect hunting suppressor? Caleb and Steve head to the Brownells Big Springs Range to test the new Ruger x Dead Air RXD suppressor lineup. Designed with hunters in mind, these lightweight titanium suppressors minimize added weight while delivering impressive sound reduction on everything from .22 LR to .350 Legend and 6.5 Creedmoor.
In this video, we compare suppressed and unsuppressed shots so you can hear the difference for yourself. We cover the RXD22, RXD30, and RXD 910 Ti, discuss mounting options, caliber compatibility, and why lightweight suppressors are an excellent choice for hunting rifles and field use.
If you're considering a suppressor for your next hunting rifle, this video shows why the Ruger x Dead Air RXD series deserves a close look.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:15 Why These Are Great Hunting Suppressors
00:32 Ruger x Dead Air RXD Overview
00:50 Lightweight Titanium Construction
01:18 Why Weight Matters for Hunting
02:21 RXD22 on a Ruger .22 Pistol
02:53 Unsuppressed .22 Pistol Comparison
03:32 RXD22 on a Ruger 10/22
04:14 Unsuppressed 10/22 Comparison
04:56 RXD 910 Ti on a .350 Legend
05:34 Suppressed vs. Unsuppressed .350 Legend
06:50 Zeno Mount System Explained
07:14 RXD30 on a 6.5 Creedmoor
08:16 Direct Thread and HUB Compatibility
08:42 Why Hunters Should Use Suppressors
09:05 Suppressed Hunting Considerations
09:42 Final Thoughts
Products Featured
• Ruger x Dead Air RXD22
• Ruger x Dead Air RXD30
• Ruger x Dead Air RXD 910 Ti
• Dead Air Zeno Mount System
• Ruger 10/22
• Ruger Mark Series .22 Pistol
• Ruger .350 Legend
• 6.5 Creedmoor Rifle
Whether you're hunting squirrels with a suppressed .22 LR, carrying a lightweight .350 Legend through the woods, or building the ultimate suppressed deer rifle, the RXD lineup delivers excellent sound suppression without adding unnecessary weight.
Have questions about suppressors, mounting systems, or choosing the right hunting setup? Leave a comment below or contact the Brownells Tech Line. We're always happy to help.