Videos tagged with Suppressor Baffles

This video introduces new additions to CMMG's Zeroed suppressor line, focusing on the new .46 caliber suppressor and its 'K' variant. It details the construction, hub compatibility, and installation of these suppressors, emphasizing user-serviceability for the .22LR model and standard maintenance for others. The expansion includes full-length and 'K' versions for .556, .30, and the new .46 caliber suppressors.

This episode of The Gun Collective Podcast features Ian and Will from Stink and Things LLC, discussing their unique approach to firearm accessory design and manufacturing. They highlight their focus on creating parts the market doesn't offer, often with a humorous branding twist. The conversation delves into their innovative products like high-capacity magazines for Kel-Tec firearms, a two-way action trigger for AR-15s, and their ambitious Bison conversion kit for 9mm AKs. They also explore the capabilities of industrial 3D printing, including SLS nylon and carbon fiber, and its potential to revolutionize firearm component manufacturing.

This guide details how to clean a Gamo Arrow PCP airgun using the BOOSTEADY cleaning kit. It emphasizes the importance of removing suppressor baffles for thorough cleaning and provides a method to prevent cleaning solution from entering the transfer port. The process involves disassembling the suppressor, cleaning the barrel with specific depth control, and reassembling the components.

This video provides an in-depth look at the manufacturing process of Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) suppressors, featuring insights from owner Kevin Graham and Jon Patton of The Gun Collective. The tour highlights YHM's third-generation family business history, advanced machining techniques like Wire EDM and CNC TIG welding, and the use of high-grade materials such as Inconel 718 and 17-4 stainless steel. The process covers everything from initial stamping and baffle clipping to precision boring and final Cerakote finishing, emphasizing quality control and durability.

This episode of TGC News covers a Remington 700 bullpup chassis from MK Machining, highlighting operational challenges with the bolt handle placement. It also reviews the integrally suppressed Air Force Airguns Condor SS air rifle, noting its unregulated status and sound profile. A segment on ATF actions against a man making muzzle brakes, deemed suppressor baffles, raises questions about regulatory clarity. Finally, the show discusses Lehigh Defense Control Chaos ammunition for home defense, emphasizing its energy dump and penetration characteristics.

This entry details the De Lisle Carbine, a suppressed WWII bolt-action rifle. It covers its historical development, unique suppressor design featuring metallic baffles for exceptional quietness (around 85 dB), and its use of a modified Lee Enfield action and 1911 magazines. The carbine's role in special operations and its NFA status in the US are also highlighted.