In a similar fashion to the early time subsonic 300 BLK signature suppression with the OSS HX-QD 762 silencer, precursor flow (the pressure measured from compression and subsequent overpressure pulse through the air column in the gun barrel by the bullet prior to bullet exit) is visible and plainly decoupled from the bullet exit event. Quantitative performance comparisons are provided in Section 6.50.3 of this review. It is interesting to note that the Hyperion K is quieter than all of those silencers in the subsonic flow regime. The flow rate is most similar to that of the YHM Resonator K (Review 6.30).
The back pressure generated by the CGS Hyperion K is lower than that generated by the Surefire SOCOM762-RC2 (Review 6.46), but not as low as that generated by the OSS HX-QD 762 (Review 6.45). The Hyperion K can be obtained from Silencer Shop. The thread adapters are made of 17-4 stainless steel. The front endcap is interchangeable and also constructed of Grade 5 titanium. The Hyperion K core is constructed of Direct Metal Laser Sintered (DMLS, or “3D Printed”) heat treated 6AL4V (Grade 5) titanium. The use of the adapters adds approximately 0.8 inches to the length of the silencer. The adapters may be used for barrels with diameters less than 0.725 inches or for host weapons with 1/2”-28tpi thread pitches. The silencer is available as a 5/8”-24tpi 25-degree tapered direct-thread model that may also be used with Hyperion Thread Adapters. It has a 1.75-inch diameter and is 6.3 inches in length. It is a 30 caliber centerfire rifle silencer, intended to suppress most cartridges with projectiles appropriately sized to travel through the bore, including 300 Norma Magnum. CGS Hyperion K on a Q mini FIX 300 BLK with 8-in Barrel
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