Videos tagged with Hub Mount

This video reviews the CMMG Zeroed 46K suppressor, designed for .45 ACP firearms like pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) and personal defense weapons (PDWs). The reviewer highlights its affordability, durable construction (17-4 stainless steel with nitride finish), and universal hub mounting system. It's noted as full-auto rated with a recommended cooldown period and is specifically not intended for handguns with tilting barrels.

This video features a discussion on suppressors and Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) with firearms instructors Jason and Ryan. They delve into the technical aspects of various suppressor models, including additive manufacturing, materials like Inconel, and performance metrics. The conversation also covers PCC platforms like the SIG MPX, B&T APC9, and CZ Scorpion, along with chassis systems and ammunition choices for home defense and specific calibers like 300 BLK and 7.62x39.

This review of the Tuna Can Fat9 suppressor, presented by Jordan from PoorBoy Arms, highlights its cost-efficiency and modularity. The guide covers installation using hub mounts or direct threading, followed by firing demonstrations with 9mm ammunition, showcasing effective sound suppression and surprisingly low heat retention even during rapid fire. The speaker, an experienced shooter, emphasizes the suppressor's value and performance.

This guide details the installation and functional principles of the Ambient Arms EXO 5.56 suppressor family, as presented by Robert Wells at SHOT Show 2026. The EXO suppressors utilize advanced 3D-printed Inconel or Titanium construction with a HUB-compatible mount featuring integrated flats for straightforward installation. Their design incorporates specific intake port zones and exit geometry to manage propellant gases, enhance flash and sound suppression, and act as a heat sink for the barrel, thereby improving firearm precision during sustained fire.

This video provides an update on ATF suppressor approval times, with the speaker, a recognized firearms influencer, reporting rapid approvals for both Form 1 and Form 4 applications, sometimes within days. He showcases the Silent Steel flow-through suppressor and the Hunter Works suppressor mounted on a 350 Legend rifle, advocating for suppressors to be considered common use items. The guide covers submission strategies for the ATF eForms system and highlights specific suppressor models.

This guide details the installation and configuration of the Bergara BTI30 Titanium Suppressor, drawing from expert insights provided by MrBigKid. It covers selecting end caps for optimal performance, understanding HUB mounting standards, and the importance of muzzle indexing for accuracy. The information is presented with a high degree of authority, reflecting hands-on testing across multiple platforms and calibers.

This review of the Resilient Suppressors Free Bird .36 Cal suppressor highlights its modular design, Hub mount compatibility, and versatility across various calibers. Expert reviewer Tanner Denton provides detailed insights into its construction, performance, and comparisons with competitor models, emphasizing its value proposition despite a slightly heavier build than titanium alternatives.

This expert review by Kit Badger provides an in-depth look at the Griffin Armament Optimus 6 suppressor. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, details extensive real-world testing, focusing on its low back pressure design, caliber versatility for 6mm and 5.56, and effective flash mitigation. The review covers construction, mounting options, and practical performance insights gained from professional training scenarios.

This guide details the professional process of converting a legacy suppressor, like the Dead Air Sandman-K with a KeyMo mount, to the modern HUB (1.375x24 TPI) mounting standard. Performed by Scott's Silencer Service, the modification involves precision machining, TIG welding, and rigorous quality control to ensure proper alignment and thread integrity. The result is a modernized suppressor with increased mounting versatility and potential weight savings, extending the life of older NFA items.

This comprehensive 1,000-round range review of the Zastava Zvuk AK suppressor highlights its performance across multiple AK platforms and calibers. The Zvuk is praised for its lightweight titanium construction, minimal gas blowback, and quick heat dissipation, addressing common AK suppressor drawbacks. It demonstrated excellent reliability and sound reduction, even outperforming the Dead Air Wolverine in several key areas, making it a strong contender for the best AK suppressor.

The Kryon Suppressor Shield is designed to protect users from hot suppressors, often referred to as the 'Forbidden Popsicle.' It also aids in heat dissipation for the suppressor itself. Constructed from aluminum for reduced weight, it is available in variants for direct thread, HUB, and pin and weld mounting systems and features a modular design to accommodate different suppressor sizes. The shield demonstrates impressive heat handling, allowing a user to fire an entire magazine of 5.56 and hold the suppressor with a bare hand, or two magazines with a glove.