Videos tagged with Silenced Pistol

This video appears to be about a "Quiet Miami Vice Glock," suggesting a focus on a suppressed Glock pistol with a theme potentially inspired by the popular TV show. The content likely involves showcasing the firearm, its quiet operation, and possibly modifications or accessories related to its aesthetic. Given the title, expect to see a Glock pistol, likely in a concealed carry or tactical context, with an emphasis on its sound suppression.

This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining the PSS, a unique Soviet-designed silenced pistol. The discussion covers its origins, design features, disassembly, and the specialized SP-4 captive-piston ammunition. It highlights the pistol's intended use for covert operations and special forces. The video also promotes 'World of Guns', a game where the PSS is available for free for a limited time, and provides links to download the game and further resources about the firearm.

This YouTube video review focuses on the SilencerCo Maxim 9, a modern integrally suppressed pistol. The content aims to provide an accessible look at this firearm for a broad audience, highlighting its unique features and potential applications. The video likely explores the benefits of integrated suppression in a pistol platform and its appeal to firearm enthusiasts.

This video focuses on the Type 64, a unique silenced pistol from China, highlighting its historical context and design. The title and description emphasize its 'coolest' aspect, suggesting an exploration of its features and potentially its role in special operations or during the Cold War era. The content is likely to appeal to those interested in historical firearms, obscure military hardware, and silenced weapons.

This video discusses the reported death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with speculation that a B&T Station 6 (VP9) silenced pistol was used. The content aims to explore the implications of this incident for silencers and firearm discussions, based on the title and description.

This video delves into the history and design of the Makarov PB, a specialized silenced variant of the Makarov pistol introduced in 1967 for covert KGB operations. The description highlights significant design modifications, including a two-part silencer and relocated recoil spring, while retaining the 9x18mm Makarov caliber and standard magazines. The video acknowledges the scarcity of official information and production numbers for the PB, suggesting it might still be in production. Gratitude is extended to the IRCGN for providing access to film this rare firearm.

This YouTube video focuses on identifying the best suppressed handgun chambered in .45 ACP. The title explicitly mentions "BEST .45 ACP Suppressed Handgun," indicating a review or comparison of firearms that meet these criteria. Given the nature of the title, the content likely involves evaluating performance, features, and suitability of various handguns for suppressed shooting with this specific caliber.

This video explores the PT-83, a rare silenced prototype variant of the Polish P-83 pistol. Designed for the military, the PT-83 featured a fixed barrel and a unique recoil spring placement below the suppressor, along with a clever trigger-based slide locking system to keep the slide closed during firing. Despite its innovative design, the project was ultimately cancelled, with only a few prototypes ever being produced. The video showcases one such prototype, thanks to access granted by Works 11.

This video provides an in-depth look at China's Type 64 suppressed pistol, a unique firearm introduced in 1965 and utilized during the Vietnam War. The analysis highlights its distinctive features, including a rimless .32 ACP cartridge, a dual-mode (blowback semi-auto and manual single shot) firing mechanism employing a miniaturized AK bolt, and a two-chamber suppressor with baffles and wire mesh. It also mentions the development of a special frangible round for specific tactical situations. The video contrasts the Type 64's substantial weight with its successor, the Type 67, and notes the historical significance of the featured pistol once belonging to Mitch Werbell III.