Videos tagged with R9

Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) celebrates its 75th anniversary at SHOT Show 2026 with the introduction of the Victra 20 modular 20-gauge shotgun suppressor and a 'Greatest Hits' box set. The Victra 20 offers configurable length from 4 to 10 inches, while the box set features gold Cerakote versions of popular YHM suppressors. The presentation highlights YHM's history and manufacturing expertise.

Chris Graham, President of Yankee Hill Machine (YHM), discusses the company's history, product philosophy, and the evolution of the suppressor market. YHM is known for producing high-performance, affordable firearm components and suppressors, a strategy rooted in their family-owned business model and in-house manufacturing. Graham highlights the company's commitment to value, customer satisfaction, and adapting to market trends, including the rapid processing of NFA forms.

This YouTube Short showcases the CZ Scorpion SBR, specifically mentioning its pairing with an R9 suppressor. The video likely provides a brief visual or auditory demonstration of the firearm in action. Given the SBR designation, it's implied to be a short-barreled rifle configuration. The inclusion of the R9 suppressor suggests a focus on sound suppression and potentially a compact or integrated setup.

This guide details the installation of the YHM SRX suppressor mounting system, presented by an expert firearms instructor. It covers the transition from the older Phantom QD system to the newer SRX, highlighting the SRX's tapered interface and friction-based sealing mechanism. The guide emphasizes the benefits of the SRX system, such as reduced carbon locking and consistent alignment, while also noting potential limitations with specific suppressor models and available thread pitches.

This video from Exile Armory showcases several firearms available for purchase, including a Mossberg 500 in .410 bore with wood furniture, a Colt Defender in .45 ACP, and various revolvers and pistols from Smith & Wesson and Rock Island. The presenter also briefly touches on the process and requirements for purchasing Class 3 items, such as suppressors, which involve tax stamps and specific paperwork.