Videos tagged with Pew Science

This video provides an expert look at the semi-automatic Zastava M84 PKM, a firearm based on the Russian PKM design, chambered in 7.62x54R and featuring a heavy barrel. It also highlights the Zastava AK Suppressor, claimed to be the lightest and quietest in the U.S. based on Pew Science testing, with compatibility across several Zastava models. The firearm is currently awaiting ATF approval for the U.S. market.

This video provides a highlights reel from SHOT Show 2025, showcasing exciting new firearm releases and tactical gear. Key features include PTR's innovative 63 roller-delayed rifle with AR magazine compatibility, the modular Ruger/Magpul RXM pistol designed for Glock parts integration, and Condor's updated VAS 2.0 plate carrier and Nomad pack. The segment also explores Kitanica's durable tactical apparel, such as their Exo-Tex softshell jacket and Back Country pants, alongside multi-purpose carry solutions. Viewers can expect product demonstrations, behind-the-scenes insights, and interviews with industry experts.

The PTR Vent 1 suppressor demonstrates exceptional performance, outperforming the CAT JL in sound suppression and back pressure reduction according to extensive testing. Its lightweight titanium construction and 'Purposely Induced Porosity' technology contribute to its 'Hollywood quiet' rating. The review covers detailed sound and flash testing across multiple calibers (300BLK, 5.56, .308) and distances, validating its versatility and effectiveness.

The PTR Vent 3 and Radical Defense LS 5 suppressors are compared for AR-15 platforms. Despite the Vent 3's superior tone and premium titanium construction, the LS 5 offers nearly identical performance in sound suppression and flash mitigation at a significantly lower price point, making it the overall recommended choice.

The PTR Vent series suppressors utilize innovative 3D-printed titanium foam (PIP technology) for heat absorption and gas management, inspired by historical designs. Testing shows minimal blowback on a 9mm KP-9. The 5.56 model features radial vents to reduce internal pressure and blowback. Pricing is around $1,500 for 5.56/7.62 and slightly less for 9mm, with recommended cleaning every 1,000-1,500 rounds.

This YouTube video features a sound comparison test of the PTR Vent 3 suppressor. The description highlights its MSRP of $1499, suggesting it offers a balance of price and performance, potentially being one of the quietest and best-sounding options available. A link to a Pew Science review is provided for further technical analysis. The video also promotes Bauer Precision with a discount code.

This video debunks common suppressor myths, emphasizing that sound reduction is only one factor. It highlights the importance of flash suppression, especially for tactical applications, and discusses how suppressor size impacts performance. The analysis covers downrange sound characteristics, first-round pop, and the trade-offs of weight, gas blowback, and fouling, concluding that 'Duty' sized cans often offer the best balance.

The Aero Precision Lahar-30 suppressor offers significant value, costing 50-33% of mainstream options while maintaining high performance. It's available in three sizes (K, Standard, L) and is recommended for those navigating the NFA process. Pew Science is cited as a reliable resource for objective suppressor performance data.

This ARFCOM News update covers several significant firearm-related legal and industry developments. It highlights a lawsuit against the LA Mayor for closing gun stores, Governor Cuomo's refusal of Remington's offer to produce PPE, and a substantial increase in NICS gun sales. The video also mentions the First Responder Discount at TNVC for medical professionals, the Brady Campaign's call for increased gun store inspections, and new product announcements from PEW Science, FN, CZ, and Lantac. The report focuses on legal challenges and industry news impacting gun owners and manufacturers.