Videos tagged with CGS Mod 9 SK

This video presents two "Top 5" lists of rifle suppressors from Classic Firearms instructors Kyle and Jason, based on extensive real-world experience and tens of thousands of rounds fired. They discuss durability, sound suppression, back pressure, mounting systems, and value for money across various manufacturers. Key brands highlighted include Griffin Armament, Yankee Hill Machine, CAT Suppressors, SureFire, Q, Dead Air, CGS, and HuxWorks, with specific models and their performance characteristics detailed.

This video features Jason Beighley of Skeleton Key Tactical demonstrating a "shoot/no shoot" drill, also known as a target discrimination drill. The drill aims to test decision-making skills in high-stress scenarios. Firearms featured include a Type A rifle (13.7 pro model) with a Dead Air Sandman K suppressor and an HK SP5 with B&T furniture and a CGS Mod 9 SK suppressor. The 1911 Syndicate, a content producer and real estate company serving military/LE/shooting/hunting communities, hosts the drill. The video also promotes their website and associated sponsors.

This video provides a scientific review of the CGS Mod 9 SK, a pistol suppressor. While designed for pistols, it's noted to perform well on pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) and submachine guns. The reviewer mentions its appearance in a previous HK SP5 video. The description also introduces the 1911 Syndicate, explaining their background in real estate for military/LE/shooting/hunting communities and their evolution into content production with a focus on unique and entertaining content.

This guide details the installation of common accessories on the HK SP5, including a B&T handguard, light, optic, and suppressor. It emphasizes the need for proper NFA compliance if converting to a rifle configuration. The expert review highlights the SP5's reliability and unique operating system.