Videos tagged with YHM

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.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Nexus Evo Gen 2, a highly modified CZ Scorpion platform, focusing on its performance enhancements for rapid semi-automatic fire. The presenter, PSR, a recognized expert on the Scorpion platform, details the integration of a custom Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) and the benefits of the bearing-delayed blowback operating system. The review covers significant upgrades like the HBI SR handguard, Timney trigger, and various barrel and suppressor configurations, demonstrating its potential for competitive shooting and high-speed applications.

This guide details the process of modifying an AR-15 for full-time suppressed use, focusing on barrel selection, gas system optimization, and the 'single stamp' concept. It highlights the technical considerations of fast twist rates and the legal implications of permanently attaching suppressors. The information is presented with the technical depth expected from an experienced firearms instructor.

Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) introduced their new Victra 12 shotgun suppressor at SHOT Show 2025. This 12-gauge suppressor is user-configurable to 12, 10, 8, and 6-inch lengths, weighing 25 ounces in its longest configuration. A key feature is its replaceable choke system at the endcap, designed to improve shot patterns by being the last point of contact for the shot.

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 video demonstrates the assembly and use of a YHM R45 suppressor on a Glock 45 pistol. It highlights the suppressor's effectiveness in reducing muzzle flip and sound during live fire. The Glock 45 is shown equipped with an Olight Baldr S weapon light and a Trijicon SRO-style red dot sight.

This YouTube video focuses on movement drills performed with a Palmetto State Armory (PSA) rifle and a YHM (Yankee Hill Machine) suppressor. The content emphasizes practical application and shooting techniques, suggesting a focus on improving proficiency with a budget-friendly rifle setup. The use of a suppressor indicates an interest in sound mitigation and potentially tactical applications. The overall theme revolves around enhancing rifle handling and shooting skills in dynamic scenarios.

This video covers a wide array of new firearm and accessory announcements from major manufacturers. Key highlights include Palmetto State Armory's concept guns like the Vuk and Jakl bullpup, new ammunition lines from Remington, Winchester, and Federal, and innovative suppressors from YHM and SilencerCo. The review also touches on new optics, handguns from Bul Armory and Oracle Arms, precision rifles, and emerging lever-action and PCC platforms.

This video highlights the importance of accurate rifles, showcasing a range test with a Primary Arms 5x prism optic and a Holosun 509T red dot. The user demonstrates engaging man-sized targets at distances from approximately 330 yards to over 600 yards, emphasizing the satisfaction of a well-zeroed rifle. Several firearm components and accessories are listed, including a YHM T2 suppressor, Ballistic Advantage barrel, Midwest Industries rail, Modlite PLHV2 light, Geissele SSAE trigger, and B5 SOPMOD stock.

This video features a comparison between two Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) suppressors, the Fat Cat and the Turbo T3, at Suppressedfest 2023. The reviewer, a YHM enthusiast, tests both cans on a 5.56mm rifle. While the Fat Cat is touted by YHM as their quietest 5.56 option, the reviewer's on-site experience suggests otherwise. The Fat Cat appeared quieter but produced more felt recoil. The Turbo T3, however, was found to be nearly as quiet with significantly less felt recoil, leading the reviewer to recommend the T3 Turbo for its balance of suppression and handling.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of the 6mm ARC and 6.5 Grendel cartridges out to 1000 yards, featuring detailed rifle builds and objective ballistic data. The analysis highlights the 6mm ARC's superior long-range efficiency and the 6.5 Grendel's consistency and hunting suitability. The instructor's transparent methodology and deep understanding of ballistics underscore the high authority of the content.