Rugged Radiant 762

Radiant 762 — Review

The Radiant762 is a pinnacle of lightweight modularity. Combining Cobalt 6 baffles in the main body with Grade 5 titanium baffles in the module makes this can both light and durable. It is packaged with the M2 brake for QD mounting, making the entire package even lighter. Here's a comprehensive review.

Design and build quality

The Radiant762 features robust construction from high-quality materials, including titanium and Cobalt 6 blast baffles. The front cap is anodized titanium with a Teflon coating and precision-machined for a tight, secure fit. The Dual Taper Mount’s first taper creates a gas seal and concentric lock-up for repeatable return to zero and keeps threads carbon-free. The rear taper provides a friction lock to keep the suppressor on the rifle. A No Go/Go gauge confirms proper attachment. In the long configuration the suppressor plus a 1.5 oz muzzle device weighs 14 oz — lighter than most direct-thread devices.

Specs and features

SKU

RAD01762

Length

5.1" (short), 7.5" (long)

Diameter

1.5"

Weight

9.4 oz (short), 12.5 oz (long)

Materials

Baffles: Cobalt 6; Tube & mount: Grade 5 titanium

Caliber

30 caliber centerfire or smaller; up to 300 RUM

Use

Full-auto rated with no barrel restrictions

Performance (semi-automatic test)

Test platform: AR-10, 20" barrel, direct-thread mount. Values are semi-automatic results.

Sound reduction exceeds the desired 20 dB threshold in key measurements and brings spotter and shooter's ear levels below ~140 dB in these semi-auto tests.

Pros / Cons

• Robust, durable build
• Full-auto rated with no barrel restrictions
• Unconditional warranty

• Can be difficult to remove when hot

Accuracy

The Dual Taper Mount provides gas sealing and concentric lock-up for repeatable return to zero. Beyond noise reduction, the Radiant762 helps reduce muzzle rise and felt recoil, contributing to improved accuracy.

Conclusion

The Radiant762 is a top-tier compact suppressor that excels in performance, versatility, and build quality. It suits precision shooters, hunters, and recreational users who prioritize maneuverability without sacrificing the benefits of a quality suppressor.

*Semi-Automatic Rifle (SAR) Score is based on Δ dB at muzzle, spotter and ear; dB ML; weight; diameter; length; cost; recoil reduction; gas blowback; and features. Yowie Score: SAR-64.1.