Zero Gravity, Maximum Silence: Ultralight Suppressors with Airlock Industries | Miller Tines, Ep. 4
Brady sits down with Danny Barreto of Airlock Industries to dig into what makes the Zero Gravity suppressors such a standout for hunters—especially when ounces, durability, and real-world performance all matter. Plus, the backstory on how he helped Brady rethink using a suppressor for hunting.
They break down Airlock’s engineering-first design philosophy—more time spent in development and testing, less time chasing flashy marketing hype—and what that means for backcountry hunters. From rifle setup and hearing protection to practical field considerations, this episode covers how to think about suppression as part of a complete hunting system. And Brady gets to the big question: why does Airlock seem to be everywhere so fast? If you’ve been curious about going suppressed for hunting (or you already do and want to nerd out on the why), this one’s for you.
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Brady sits down with Danny Barreto of Airlock Industries to dig into what makes the Zero Gravity suppressors such a standout for hunters—especially when ounces, durability, and real-world performance all matter. Plus, the backstory on how he helped Brady rethink using a suppressor for hunting.
They break down Airlock’s engineering-first design philosophy—more time spent in development and testing, less time chasing flashy marketing hype—and what that means for backcountry hunters. From rifle setup and hearing protection to practical field considerations, this episode covers how to think about suppression as part of a complete hunting system. And Brady gets to the big question: why does Airlock seem to be everywhere so fast? If you’ve been curious about going suppressed for hunting (or you already do and want to nerd out on the why), this one’s for you.
Learn more about GOHUNT.
Follow Brady on Instagram.
Follow GOHUNT on Social Media:
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