Videos tagged with Liberty Mystic X

This video details the process of modifying a CZ 527 Carbine by shortening and threading the barrel for suppressor compatibility. The owner wanted to enable the use of various 30 caliber suppressors beyond their specific SureFire SOCOM 762 Mini. The gunsmithing work, performed by Brad of IAT, involved cutting the barrel to 12 inches and adding a target crown, allowing for easy swapping of muzzle devices. The owner expresses anticipation for further range testing with the customized rifle.

This video provides a first look at the Kalashnikov USA KR-9, a 9mm variant of the AK-47 (specifically referencing the Russian Vityaz). It's paired with the Liberty Mystic X Suppressor and the A-DAP Target System from Tactical AR500 Targets Inc. The reviewer highlights the KR-9's 1/2x28 threading, allowing the use of a 3-lug adapter for the suppressor. The range session involves using 147gr 9mm ammunition from Minuteman Munitions and engaging the A-DAP target system. The reviewer plans to revisit all tested items in future videos and also mentions their loadout, including Adidas track pants.

This video provides a first look at the Liberty Mystic X suppressor and Suppressor Shield pre-treatment kit by Modern Spartan Systems. The presenter highlights the Mystic X's versatility as a multi-caliber silencer, capable of handling rounds from .22 LR up to .300 WM, and its user-serviceable design for rimfire. The Suppressor Shield is introduced as a product aimed at making silencer cleaning and maintenance easier after initial treatment. The presenter intends to test its effectiveness over time, comparing it to their legacy Liberty Mystic suppressor.

This video showcases the Liberty Suppressors LS1 Muzzle Brake and Mystic Adapter system. It highlights the versatility of the Liberty Mystic and Mystic X suppressors, which can handle calibers ranging from .22 LR to .300 WinMag. The focus is on using the LS1 Muzzle Brake with the Mystic series via the Sovereign to Mystic Adapter, particularly on a .300 Blackout SBR. This setup allows for the use of a muzzle brake without a suppressor, offering an alternative to a simple thread protector when not running suppressed.

This video reviews the Liberty Mystic Suppressor, a multi-caliber silencer from Liberty Suppressors. It highlights the suppressor's versatility, capable of handling calibers ranging from .22 rimfire to 9mm, .223, and 300 Blackout. The reviewer notes that while marketed to new buyers due to its broad compatibility, it only includes one adapter. Suggestions are made for a more comprehensive package including a pistol booster and various thread adapters. It's also mentioned that the Mystic is a legacy model, replaced by the improved Mystic X which handles larger calibers like .308, 30-06, and up to 300 WinMag.

After one year of ownership, the Glock 43 is reviewed, focusing on its performance with a Liberty Mystic X suppressor and subsonic ammunition. While generally reliable, issues with the slide lock-back due to grip placement are noted. A significant concern is the modern Glock finish, showing rust and holster wear, contrasting with older Tenifer treatments. The S&W Shield is recommended for those prioritizing finish durability and magazine capacity.

The Walther PPQ M2 Navy 9mm is a striker-fired pistol praised for its crisp, light trigger with a short reset, a significant departure from traditional striker-fired designs. It features a Tenifer finish, a threaded barrel for suppressor use, and interchangeable backstraps for ergonomics. While generally reliable and accurate, a broken slide stop lever was encountered on a used model, highlighting that even quality firearms can have part failures.