Gateway Defense first impressions with Dual Lok HRT-5



Barrel and Hatchet Resistance 9 review:


Barrel and Hatchet M4SD-L review:


1911 Syndicate reviews a 9.5” 300BLK MK2 rifle with HRT7 suppressor.




QVO tactical reviews Griffin Revolution .45 (fast forward to 13:24):




Mountains, Mullets, Merica! Shoots the PSR7 on a 6ARC to 1035 yds on a 18" barrel, comparing it to a Surefire Socom can on a 14.5" barrel.


Modern Warriors SN-ACH Charging Handle review- winner of comparison in Suppressor optimized charging handle space.  


M110 SASS ACTUAL, on youtube reviewed a MK2, 12.5” mid gas SBR with a HRT 556 suppressor.

M110 mentioned he fired 2100 rds with zero malfunctions, and the 12.5 held right at 1moa with mk262 ammo at 100yds.  



East County Guns runs some Dual Lok cans on the bayonet flash suppressor.  Note the Bayonet micro brake is less likely to increase the sound of the suppressor like the bayonet flash hider, because it has a baffle that gets gas out of the bore line of the shortened mounting configuration of the can with the over the barrel mounts.  


Richardson precision and training tests the HRT vs the Recce 5


Caleb Downing Checkmate HD review


Ore Gear Checkmate HD .22lr review  (I think this has some supersonic ammo and no disclaimer of supersonic ammo so it's not the best representation of our product).


Barrel and Hatchet look at the Dual Lok 7


Kit Badger's first look at the Griffin MK2 rifle and Recce 5K suppressor




This guy had some issues with his firearm- gas block became loose during his 105 rounds fired in this video, handloaded ammo primer issue (FTFire) on one round, a brass catcher caused a stovepipe on another round.


HRT suppressor review:


PSR5 review:


PSR7 riding along on a PSA M110 review:


I originally thought this Sage review was really negative, but I later met a guy who bought a can based on this review (this was back when the "burn down" was 500 rounds in 5 minutes- it now is just 500rds in some extended period of time).




Gate Lok HUB mount (don't use extended A2's)- the forward support will not touch the front ring of an extended A2.  We also sell over-insertion stop washers, and some of our devices now have the stop built in, so you can drop the silencer on, press down on the gate, and run the can forward to "find" the rear groove easily.  


Hear a Recce 7 on a .300 Win mag Ruger precision rifle.  


Acro footprint mini red dot sight unboxing:



Shootin the shit podcast Compares Ambi Lowers:


Thin Line Defense reviews the MK2 lower:


Barrel and Hatchet reviews the MK2 CQB 11.5" AR15:


Barrel and Hatchet reviews the XM177E2 Linear Comp from Griffin Armament:


Thin Line Defense reviews Griffin Armament Silencers To Your Door Program:


Mountains Mullets Merica first shots on the MGL-11 suppressor (to 1275 yds with A-TIP Ammo):


Mountains Mullets Merica reviews the MGL-11 and MGL-C suppressors:

BTT

This is a little rough on the Explorr- I would recommend users back off after 3, 30 round magazines.




Mountains Mullets Merica did a video using the Dual Lok 7 on .300BLK subsonic, testing different BZO's

1911 Syndicate reviews a 9.5” 300BLK MK2 rifle with HRT7 suppressor.




QVO tactical reviews Griffin Revolution .45 (fast forward to 13:24):

Can I review a dual lok 5 or dual lok hrt? I promise it will get tons of exposure!

The marketing department makes those decisions: https://www.griffinarmament.com/contact-marketing-team/

I guess I missed posting these here:

Barrel and Hatchet Resistance 9 review:


The M4SD-L is really a sweet can, and it's not really taken off, for no particular reason but it has one of the longer R&D projects in company history behind it.  

Barrel and Hatchet M4SD-L review:

Gateway Defense first impressions with Dual Lok HRT-5

Want to buy a complete rifle and suppressor in 300 BO
Man how to decide what muzzle device & suppressor to buy?

Can’t wait for mine to get out of jail. I’m  surprised its not more popular.

Doc, I don’t have any of the newer Griffin cans yet, but the 30SDk and Recce 7 work very well, in the older generations I've owned/used. If you’re looking at Griffin’s lineup, I’d be confident buying a Explorr or Recce myself for that purpose. The signature reduction with Griffin cans tends to be above average, and they’ve been reducing their backpressure with the newer models, with little or no negative impact to signature reduction, but better perceived performance for the user.

I really, really like their Taper Mounts. Inexpensive, secure, return to zero, doesn’t interfere with precision, resistant to carbon-lock, available in a variety of patterns and threads.

People seem to really like the new Dual Lok cans, too, and just looking at them at my SOT, it’s apparent that a lot of updates have occurred vs my legacy models.

Griffin has a some metering videos of a lot of their cans on .300BLK. I don’t normally buy cans based on metering videos, but it’d be appropriate for selecting a can to park on a .300BLK. In addition to the ones I mentioned above, you’ll want to watch the Bushwhacker 36 video. I don’t know if it would perform bettor or worse than their others, but it appears to be made with subsonic performance as a high priority.


As for the gun itself, I haven’t looked at their assembled options, but I have one of their SD rails, and it’s got the right feel. I’ll be buying more. I have not yet put one of my PEQs on it; that’s on the to-do list, probably next winter.

Shootin the shit podcast Compares Ambi Lowers:


Thin Line Defense reviews the MK2 lower:


Fifty Shades of FDE unboxes some stuff on camera:

Barrel and Hatchet reviews the MK2 CQB 11.5" AR15:


Barrel and Hatchet reviews the XM177E2 Linear Comp from Griffin Armament:


Thin Line Defense reviews Griffin Armament Silencers To Your Door Program:


Mountains Mullets Merica first shots on the MGL-11 suppressor (to 1275 yds with A-TIP Ammo):


Mountains Mullets Merica reviews the MGL-11 and MGL-C suppressors: