This guide details the field stripping process for the Russian PSS silent pistol, a specialized firearm developed for KGB and special operations. The process is straightforward, involving the rotation of a muzzle piece to remove the barrel assembly. The video highlights the unique captive-piston ammunition (SP4) that seals gases within the case, contributing to its suppressed operation. Expert Ian McCollum provides an analytical breakdown of its mechanics and historical context.
This entry details Russia's PSS silent captive-piston handgun, as explained by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers the unique SP-4 ammunition, the pistol's feeding mechanism, and its sound suppression capabilities, noting its sound profile is comparable to a suppressed .22 caliber firearm. The analysis highlights the mechanical compromises inherent in its design.
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