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Ian's PBS-1 Wolverine suppressor finally arrived!

In this video we discuss the history of suppressors in general, the original Soviet PBS-1 and its application, along with how the AK industry is evolving in the US.

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Carl Volt

Look forward to listening to this. I never even knew Ian was buying a DA can.

Marty

Ironic--I just JUST watched the Dead Air interview with The Gun Collective. Maybe it's a sign!!

Kenny VanCleave

I had a dream, that anyone could walk into a gun store, sporting goods store or Walmart and buy a silencer over the counter and all you have to pay in addition to the purchase is the sales tax. Than I woke up in communist America.

Nic Smith

Faxon is making AK barrels now. Do I sense a rebarrel project for the Krinkov for capatibility with this can?

Garth Johnson

Guys, Please tell me more about the piggyback rail system on the VZ58. I have an old (Pre VZ2008) rifle and would love to put a scope on it. Also, what scope is that? Thanks

Patrick OConnor

There are $25 endoscopes on the internet (Amazon) that you can use to check concentricity of 30 cal or larger bores. They hook up the USB port on your phone. They look forward, unlike borescopes. They are made commonly in 5.5mm, 7mm, and 9mm. I have not used a 5.5mm to know if they work in 22 bores. Some come with a 45 degree mirror to look at the bore, but I don't know how well that works either. They also come with a rigid cable or floppy cable. Check Amazon. I recently got one in 7mm to run cable in my house, and I also looked in my 44 cal integral to verify the terrifying noise I once heard in it was not a baffle strike. I heard a fwooomp-woooosh noise. Tossed the endoscope down the can, no damage anywhere. The first time you use one, it'll pay for itself.