Videos tagged with Wolverine PBS-1

This video compares the Dead Air Wolverine PBS-1 and Resilient Suppressors Putnik on an AK-47 platform chambered in 7.62x39mm. It establishes an unsuppressed baseline before demonstrating each suppressor's performance. The Wolverine is noted for handling non-concentric threads, while the Putnik is designed for AK platforms with a focus on gas management and sound reduction.

This video explores the challenges and solutions for suppressing AK-platform rifles, focusing on the Dead Air Wolverine PBS-1. Key issues like over-gassing, port noise, and non-concentric threads are addressed. The Wolverine's design, featuring a funnel-shaped bore and modular mounting system, accommodates these AK-specific problems. Custom builds with high-end barrels can also allow for standard suppressors.

This video showcases a custom-built, chopped, and suppressed RPD light machine gun. It delves into the RPD's history, technical aspects like its gas system and open bolt operation, and its use in historical conflicts like Vietnam. The video also highlights the custom firearm building services offered by Non-Standard Weapons Engineering (NSWE).

This video explores the challenges of suppressing AKM pattern rifles due to non-standard thread pitches and concentricity issues. It highlights the Dead Air Wolverine PBS-1 suppressor as a solution, designed to index off the muzzle rather than the barrel shoulder, accommodating various thread pitches. The PBS-1 also features an oversized bore to mitigate the risk of baffle strikes. The content showcases the Wolverine PBS-1 in use on AKM hosts, noting its design inspiration from the original Russian PBS-1, but without an internal wipe system.