Videos tagged with KeyMo

This review of the Dead Air Nomad 30 suppressor highlights its focus on lightness, ruggedness, and economy for hunting applications. It features a durable stainless steel construction, weighing 14.5 ounces and rated for calibers up to .300 Norma Magnum. The suppressor is modular, compatible with various mounting systems and front caps, and offers variations like the Nomad-L and the lighter Nomad-Ti XC. The expert instruction emphasizes its technical specifications and practical considerations for firearm owners.

This guide covers the evolving landscape of suppressor ownership in 2024, emphasizing the streamlined eForm process and the benefits of Silencer Shop kiosks. It details crucial considerations for selecting a suppressor, including material, caliber, and mounting systems like Hub Compatibility. The guide also addresses gas management techniques and the legal nuances of individual versus trust ownership, along with transport regulations.

This video provides a comprehensive build breakdown of the Global Ordnance Monolith, a 16-inch 5.56 bufferless rifle. It highlights features like fully ambidextrous controls, a flat-face trigger, and an adjustable bolt carrier group for tuning. The build incorporates a Holosun 403C red dot, Streamlight ProTac, and an Aero Precision Lahar 30 suppressor. The host, demonstrating high authority, also discusses its suitability for home defense and as a compact truck gun, showcasing its accuracy with a Ballistic-X test.

This video details the professional process of converting legacy suppressors, like the Dead Air Sandman-K, to the modern HUB (1.375x24) mounting standard. Scott's Silencer Service demonstrates precision machining, welding, and quality control to update older suppressors, making them compatible with a wider range of muzzle devices and potentially reducing weight. The guide highlights the importance of expert gunsmithing for NFA items.

This video provides a product spotlight on two new suppressors from Dead Air Armament, the Sierra 5 and the Lazarus 6, as presented by Tu from Brownells. The Sierra 5 is detailed as a fully laser-welded, full-auto rated suppressor for 5.56mm firearms. The Lazarus 6 is highlighted as a 3D-printed suppressor with a 6mm bore. Both suppressors feature Hub compatibility and offer Keymo and Zeno mounting options. The video also touches on their sound and flash suppression capabilities and compatibility with R-series front caps. The availability through Brownells is also mentioned.

This video features Caleb from Brownells at the GOA event, interviewing Tasson from Dead Air about their new Lazarus 6 silencer. The Lazarus 6 is Dead Air's first 6mm suppressor, manufactured using additive manufacturing with Hanes 282 for exceptional durability and gas management. It's compatible with calibers ranging from 6mm to .223/5.56. Tasson highlights the silencer's innovative baffle design, its effectiveness in reducing sound, dust, and flash, and its available attachment systems like Keymo and Xeno. The video also touches on color options.

Direct thread suppressors offer significant advantages over quick-attach systems, primarily in weight and length reduction, potentially saving over a quarter pound at the muzzle. They also minimize zero shift by providing a more consistent and permanent attachment, reducing variables that affect return-to-zero performance. For dedicated suppressed use, direct thread allows for simplified gas system tuning, enabling a smoother-shooting and more reliable rifle configuration.

Foxtrot Mike Products unveils a revolutionary bullpup AR-15 chassis system and a one-piece barrel at SHOT Show 2024. The barrel features integrated KeyMo, a 45-degree gas block, and an AR-10 style extension for enhanced reliability. The modular bullpup chassis supports various barrel lengths and utilizes a unique 'Watts link pivot' trigger for improved feel, accepting STANAG magazines.

The Dead Air Sierra 5 is presented as a high-value 5.56mm suppressor, offering competitive performance at a lower price point than some rivals. It features durable Stellite baffles and a versatile HUB mounting system, making it compatible with various muzzle devices. Field testing at Thunder Ranch demonstrated its effectiveness and maneuverability on AR-15 platforms.

The Witt Machine Mod1 is an ultra-compact and affordable silencer option, measuring 5 1/4 inches long with a 1 5/8 inch diameter. It offers significant decibel reduction across various calibers, including 23.1 dB on 5.56 NATO and up to 23.3 dB on .300 Blackout supers. While prioritizing size and cost, it exhibits higher flash and a louder first-round pop compared to larger suppressors.

The RMS2 Hopaii suppressor underwent a rigorous full-auto meltdown test on an AR-15, enduring approximately 330 rounds before the rifle malfunctioned due to a melted gas tube. The suppressor itself, constructed with a hybrid Inconel blast chamber and stainless steel body featuring an Omega baffle, survived the extreme heat. This test highlights the suppressor's impressive durability beyond typical usage, suggesting potential for future comparative stress tests.