Yankee Hill Machine Goes Retro Dirt Bike - With Turbo -The Firearm Blog

An employee of Yankee Hill Machine with a superior artistic hand and a flare for the retro dirt bike scene, used a customer’s Honda CR125 dirt bike as inspiration for this unique AR15 build. Besides the color and and decals, the builder used a Fox Air Shock for the handguard. I love it.

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Here’s a custom build one of our employees did using a circa 1970’s Fox Air Shock for the handguard. The included Pic of a YHM customer’s 1977 Honda CR125 with Fox Air Shox was used for inspiration.

And while I have your attention, you should be introduced to the YHM Turbo, a new stainless steel and inconnel 5.56 rifle silencer. Yankee Hill Machine has always been known for affordable performance, especially in the realm of silencers.

The Turbo™ was designed to meet the increasing demand for a quiet, yet lightweight sound suppressor that won’t break the bank. As the current state of the suppressor industry grows and evolves, the demand for a high-tech, cost effective suppressor becomes more apparent.

The new Turbo™ utilizes a tubeless design made from heat treated 17-4 stainless steel along with a heat treated 718 Inconel blast baffle. The combination of these materials allows the suppressor to be full auto rated and designed for rigorous use. The overall length measures 6.5” with a 1.5625” diameter -all while weighing in at a surprising 13.5 oz. Having an average sound pressure level of 134dB on a 14.5” AR shooting 55 grain ammo, the Turbo™ is well within the hearing safe threshold of 140 dB.

Built with the same care, quality, and attention to detail that has defined the YHM® brand for generations. With an MSRP of $489 (which includes a Q.D. brake) the Turbo™ was created to supply the modern suppressor community with a full-featured suppressor at an affordable price.