7.62x39 PBS-1 Suppressor for AK Rifles

[Hoppum]

After a genuine PBS-1 suppressor for 7.62x39 AK Rifles, if anyone's got one that they're willing to part with, let me know.

[froggy]

They are in stock in the beautifull CR & cost Kc 10,600 / £ 365 (+postage)
If it is 100% legal for you to receive one, do you want me to ask if they can export one for you ?

[Dark Skies]

After a genuine PBS-1 suppressor for 7.62x39 AK Rifles, if anyone's got one that they're willing to part with, let me know.

To save on disappointment you might want to specify the thread required for your particular rifle.
14mm left hand thread or M24 x 1.5 right hand thread?

[froggy]

That is the one I was offered . They fit AK4, AKM and Serbian M70 .

[Hoppum]

They are in stock in the beautifull CR & cost Kc 10,600 / £ 365 (+postage)
If it is 100% legal for you to receive one, do you want me to ask if they can export one for you ?

To be honest I don't know the legalities of importing one myself, obviously I've got a slot on my ticket for one, perhaps a more knowledgeable member can enlighten us?

To save on disappointment you might want to specify the thread required for your particular rifle.
14mm left hand thread or M24 x 1.5 right hand thread?

Ah yes! 14mm LH Thread is what I'm after.

[snayperskaya]

After a genuine PBS-1 suppressor for 7.62x39 AK Rifles, if anyone's got one that they're willing to part with, let me know.

To save on disappointment you might want to specify the thread required for your particular rifle.
14mm left hand thread or M24 x 1.5 right hand thread?

Genuine Russian PBS-1's are all M14 left hand thread, the Russian's never produced a suppressor for the AK-74 (M24x1.5 thread for muzzle brake).The only M24x1.5 thread suppressor they did produce was the special PBS-5 that was designed specifically for the 5.45x39 AKS-74U carbine.

During the Soviet-Afghan conflict and the First and Second Chechen Wars the Russian military continued to field the 7.62x39 AKM and AKMS fitted with the PBS-1 if a suppressed AK was required, despite the AK-74 being the standard issue rifle by that time.The PBS-1 was actually only good for around 15 shots before the rubber 'wiper" needed to be replaced, these rubber wipers were carried as spares.They also used special sub-sonic rounds with them that used a longer, heavier bullet (193gr) that was known as the "7.62 US" and had the GRAU index 57-N-231U, it could be indentified by the purple laquer used to seal the bullet and primer whereas regular M43 rounds had red laquer.