Welcome YHM to the board!

[Twinsen]

Welcome to the board, YHM! You've got a bunch of guys here that love your 308 silencers. I also know you guys make a lot of stuff I hear nothing about that I'd like to know more about. Feel free to use the space to peddle your wares, post pics of cores, announce new offerings and such.

I think you'll be pleasantly surprised if you appear approachable and are open about your products. A manufacturer or two have done very well for themselves in increasing sales multiple-fold by doing so.

Guys, Plunky just created this section for them. I don't know if they have whatever user accounts they'll want yet.

[Yankee Hill Machine]

Hello folks we are humbled to be so kindly welcomed to NFA Talk.
Us here at YHM are working feverishly to design, and manufacture some of today's hottest firearm accessories.
Yankee Hill has some freshly redesigned gear that we have updated with Keymod mounting capabilities. Our Suppressor Department just released the Sidewinder for pistol caliber rounds, I am sure you all will love the stats on this can. Light quiet, and surprisingly affordable, hearing safe all the way to .45!
We are always up to something, "like" our Facebook page (/OfficialYHM) to stay up to date with our newest products and Summer Sales.
If you haven't checked out our website recently, then you definitely owe it to yourself YHM.net

I would be happy to assist anyone with any YHM related questions, concerns, and complaints...oh and I also take complements

-Dave

[areekalaan]

YHM LT = bees knees on 300blk sbr

[ArevaloSOCOM]

Welcome aboard!!

[Plunky]

Welcome Dave, glad you could join us!

[Gibal]

Welcome to the fold, YHM!

[dj_fatstyles]

both daves need to fight to the death. there can be only one. LOOOOOL.

[doubloon]

Welcome.

You get a fair mixture of accolades mixed with mud slinging on various boards. It will be nice to see some of it sorted out in a [mostly] impartial forum.

[no4mk1t]

Welcome YHM.

Now that we have two Daves that are silencer manufacturers, are we going to have to assign call signs?
Maybe D1 and D2 for short?

[hypervdh]

Originally Posted by areekalaan

YHM LT = bees knees on 300blk sbr

Good news!! I'm waiting for a form 4 to clear on a ULT.

[Twinsen]

Question 1: How much weight have you shed going from quad rail to keymod?

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by Twinsen

Question 1: How much weight have you shed going from quad rail to keymod?

rail for rail, id like to know this too.

[Yankee Hill Machine]

Our lightest Quad Rail is the Black Diamond Series which has already been through as much weight reductions as a quad rail can, without sacrificing overall structural rigidity.
We have been able to maintain a consistent 21-23% drop in weight across the board when comparing against the Black Diamond of the same size.

Black Diamond............. KR7

• Carbine 12.6Oz.....10Oz
  
• Mid 15.2Oz..........11.8Oz
• Rifle 19.9Oz.........14.8Oz

Other advantages of YHM specific Keymod, include octagonal shape forcomfortable grip and to combat against fatigue, more options for precise customization of accessories on all 8 facets. 7 Keymod sides and a continuous picatinny rail across the top.

If you are into the light weight, and low profile game, then please check out our S.L.K. Series (Slim Light Keymod)
You have to really hold one to apperciate it's weight, or lack thereof.

• Carbine 6.7Oz
• Mid 7.8Oz
• Rifle 9.8Oz

Originally Posted by Twinsen

Question 1: How much weight have you shed going from quad rail to keymod?

Originally Posted by phoenix

rail for rail, id like to know this too.

[Twinsen]

Thanks! I like the direction rails have taken.

[Haywood Jablome]

-Sporter taper 10/22 Barrel w/TP. (Stainless)
-M92 Rail
-14 LH FH for M77 waiting on LT can.
All are more than fairly priced and acceptable quality.

-I had one interaction with CS over an issue that I admitted was MY fault and they still took care of me.

Second only to Liberty.

[Yankee Hill Machine]

http://yhm.net/10-22-integrally-supp...rels-1418.html

YHM makes Ruger 10/22 integrally suppressed barrels, and they are user serviceable
**Not on the website, but the decibel reduction is -35 to -40 dry

Originally Posted by zulusierra

-Sporter taper 10/22 Barrel w/TP. (Stainless)
-M92 Rail
-14 LH FH for M77 waiting on LT can.
All are more than fairly priced and acceptable quality.

-I had one interaction with CS over an issue that I admitted was MY fault and they still took care of me.

Second only to Liberty.

[Haywood Jablome]

Originally Posted by Yankee Hill Machine

http://yhm.net/10-22-integrally-supp...rels-1418.html

YHM makes Ruger 10/22 integrally suppressed barrels, and they are user serviceable
**Not on the website, but the decibel reduction is -35 to -40 dry

Are those based on your new .22 design or the Mite?

[Yankee Hill Machine]

It is a Monolithic system more like the Mite, the Stinger's new design is a interlocking baffle system which has been proving very effective, and also easy to service and maintain.
The Stinger is slightly quieter, and you have the option to swap between different .22 hosts, I just personally like the clean, sleek look of an integrated barrel.

Originally Posted by zulusierra

Are those based on your new .22 design or the Mite?

[mgmonkey]

First can I bought was your 5.56 Phantom in 2009. Built like a tank!

[Yankee Hill Machine]

Thank you MG! Phantom's have basically just had some cosmetic changes over the years. A very solid design in general!