This video provides an in-depth look at the SR-3 Vikhr, a compact Russian 9x39mm personal defensive weapon (PDW). Mechanically derived from the AS-VAL and VSS Vintorez, the SR-3 Vikhr prioritizes concealability and maneuverability for roles like executive protection. The analysis covers both the original SR-3 model with its top-folding stock and charging handle, and the later SR-3M variant featuring a side-folding stock and a more conventional charging handle. The video features filming and disassembly of a unit from the Royal Armouries' National Firearms Centre collection.
This video provides a detailed look at the OTs-14 Groza, a Russian bullpup rifle chambered in 9x39mm. The presenter discusses its development, modular design, and intended use by Spetsnaz. Despite its exotic status in the West, the video highlights its practical drawbacks, such as being non-ambidextrous and its gas issues when suppressed. It also touches on its limited production and comparisons to other firearms.
This video delves into the history and features of the VSS Vintorez, a Russian silenced sniper rifle developed in the 1980s. It discusses the VSS-M modernization, comparing it to the AS Val, and highlights its unique design elements like the linear hammer, rotating bolt, and integral suppressor. The video explains its intended doctrinal role for special operations and its limitations, noting its appearance in modern conflicts like Ukraine. Access to a rare commercial-sale VSS-M is provided, with thanks to the IRCGN for the filming opportunity.
This video offers an in-depth look at the VSS Vintorez, a unique Russian rifle described as one of the quietest "sniper" platforms. The presenter highlights its advanced design for its time and draws a parallel between its 9x39mm cartridge and the modern 8.6 Blackout, noting similarities in bullet weight. The video features one of the few VSS Vintorez examples available in the United States, providing viewers with a close examination of this fascinating firearm. Links to the presenter's Patreon, research site, and educational institutions are included.
This video features a comparison between the American .300 Blackout and the Russian VSS Vintorez, with a focus on suppressor performance. The content highlights a collaboration with Mat Best and promotes various merchandise and channels, including a second YouTube channel and Instagram. The video also includes a sponsorship plug for LAS Concealment.
This YouTube Short highlights commonly used "Soviet" ammunition by both Ukraine and Russia. While not an exhaustive list, it covers many prevalent calibers seen in the conflict. The video aims to provide a quick overview of the types of rounds encountered, mentioning that some less common calibers like 9x39mm and 12.7x108mm are omitted for brevity. It also includes various affiliate and partnership links for related gear and channels.
This video features a shooting session with the rare VSS Vintorez sniper rifle, hosted by Brandon Herrera during a trip to Texas. The description highlights the VSS Vintorez as a Russian special purpose rifle with an integrated suppressor, firing subsonic 9x39mm rounds, known for its low recoil and quiet operation. The content emphasizes the fun aspect of shooting the rifle, with a brief acknowledgment of the hosts and crew. Sellier & Bellot provided the ammunition.
Brandon Herrera, owner of The AK Guy Inc. and co-designer of the AK-50, showcases a custom-built AK rifle chambered in 9x39mm. The video highlights the build process and a range test of the rifle, emphasizing the caliber's suitability for suppression. Herrera also mentions his entrepreneurial journey and promotes his merchandise and sponsor, SDI (School of Defense and Industry).
This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of the AS VAL rifle. Brandon Herrera, owner of The AK Guy Inc. and designer of the AK-50, uses his "White Board of Knowledge" to explain the inner workings of this highly requested firearm. The content aims to be educational while also documenting Herrera's entrepreneurial journey.
This video features MAC testing Tula 9x39 subsonic ammunition at 200 and 250 yards using a KAK Industries 9x39 upper on an AR15 platform. The shooting is conducted with a Griffin Armament Rev 45 silencer. The description emphasizes viewer support through Patreon, SubscribeStar, and PayPal, and encourages viewers to support the Gun Owners of America. It also includes a disclaimer about safe firearm handling and legal compliance, stating the video is for entertainment purposes only and not instructional.
This video features Max Popenker discussing the Soviet and Russian development of the 9x39mm suppressed rifle cartridge. The conversation covers early attempts to improve suppressors and explores various firearms chambered in this unique caliber, including the AS Val, VSS Vintorez, OTs-14 Groza, SR-3, SR-3M, and VSK-94, as well as the ongoing development of the AMB-17 by the Kalashnikov Concern. The video highlights the history and technical aspects of these specialized firearms and their associated ammunition.
This video from Iraqveteran8888 focuses on the 9x39mm cartridge, providing basic information and insights from Piedmont Cartridge. It includes links to Amazon, Patreon, USCCA, their website, merchandise, and social media channels, along with a standard disclaimer regarding safety and legal use of firearms. The content is aimed at educating viewers about this specific ammunition type.
