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The Wolverine PBS-1 earned its reputation as one of the most adaptable AK suppressors out there, and a big part of that is its mounting system. The WV122 Lock Ring is the factory part that cinches everything down, keeping the collar seated securely as it engages the front sight block pin so the can stays aligned and locked in place while you shoot. AK-pattern rifles are famous for muzzle threads that are all over the map, and the Wolverine's collar-and-lock-ring setup is what lets it shrug off a heavy firing schedule without walking loose. When that ring gets damaged, lost during a mount swap, or just worn from years of use, this is the exact piece you need to get everything back in fighting shape.
On the Wolverine, the lock ring does more than hold things together. It tightens down against the collar to lock it in position, which is what keeps the suppressor from rotating or backing off under recoil. It also controls collar travel during mounting: spin the ring back until the body threads are just visible, seat the collar, then snug the ring forward against it. If your ring has taken a beating or the threads are chewed up, mounting gets sloppy and repeatability suffers. Swapping in a fresh factory ring is a five minute fix that restores that solid, confidence-inspiring lockup the Wolverine is known for.
This is a genuine Dead Air component, machined to the same tolerances as the ring that came on your PBS-1 from the factory. No guesswork, no fitment surprises, no aftermarket workarounds. It threads onto the Wolverine body exactly like the original, and it pairs with the full lineup of Wolverine thread inserts and mount options, so whether you run your can on a 14×1 LH AKM, a 24mm AK-74, or something in between, the lockup stays consistent. It is a small part, but it is the one doing the heavy lifting every time you send rounds downrange, so keeping a spare in the range bag is never a bad call.
It threads onto the Wolverine's body and tightens down against the mounting collar to lock it in position. That keeps the suppressor seated, aligned, and secure while the collar engages your rifle's front sight block pin. It also lets you lock the collar in place once everything is set.
No, this ring is made specifically for the Wolverine PBS-1 and its mounting system. Other Dead Air cans like the Sandman or Nomad use different mounting hardware. If you own a Wolverine, this is the correct factory part.
With the collar and spring off the suppressor, thread the ring onto the body, then reinstall the collar and spring. For mounting, back the ring off until the body threads are just visible so the collar gets full travel, seat the collar on your mount, then snug the ring firmly against it to lock everything down.
It depends on how you got your adapter. Some Wolverine adapters, like the WV211 HUB adapter, are sold bundled with a lock ring, while thread inserts typically are not. This standalone WV122 is the right pick if yours went missing, got damaged, or you want a spare for mount swaps.
| UPC | 810128162555 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | WV122 |
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