Kalashnikov KR-9 / Mystic X / A-DAP Target: 1st Look

Published on May 27, 2019
Duration: 7:29

This video provides a first look at the Kalashnikov KR-9 pistol-caliber carbine, the Liberty Suppressors Mystic X, and the A-DAP target system. It details the process of installing a 3-lug adapter and the Mystic X suppressor onto the KR-9, demonstrating its suppressed firing characteristics. Initial impressions of the setup are positive, highlighting ease of use and enjoyable shooting experience.

Quick Summary

The Kalashnikov KR-9 is a 9mm pistol-caliber carbine, often compared to the MP5. Suppressor installation involves a 3-lug adapter for compatibility with suppressors like the Liberty Mystic X. The A-DAP target system from Tactical AR500 Targets Inc. is also featured, along with 147-grain Minuteman Munitions.

Chapters

  1. 00:11Introduction & Overview
  2. 00:18A-DAP Target Unboxing
  3. 00:36Target Assembly & Features
  4. 01:26Steel Target Setup
  5. 01:57Kalashnikov KR-9 Introduction
  6. 02:24Loading KR-9 Magazines
  7. 03:14First Shots with KR-9
  8. 03:58Suppressor Installation
  9. 04:57Suppressed KR-9 Shooting
  10. 05:17More Suppressed Shooting
  11. 05:51Initial Impressions & Future Plans
  12. 06:47Tracksuit Explanation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kalashnikov KR-9 and what caliber does it use?

The Kalashnikov KR-9 is a 9mm pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) that is often described as Russia's answer to the MP5 submachine gun. It offers a compact and versatile platform for various shooting applications.

How is a suppressor installed on the Kalashnikov KR-9?

Installing a suppressor on the KR-9 typically involves removing the factory muzzle brake and installing a 3-lug adapter, which then allows for quick attachment of a compatible suppressor like the Liberty Mystic X.

What are the key components of the A-DAP target system?

The A-DAP target system from Tactical AR500 Targets Inc. includes components for assembly, such as a base, target plates (including a 5x5 inch hostage plate add-on), and uprights, designed for use with AR500 steel targets.

What type of ammunition was used with the KR-9 in this review?

The reviewer used 147-grain 9mm ammunition from Minuteman Munitions. The ease of loading this specific ammunition into the KR-9 magazines was noted as a positive feature.

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