1.75SS Suppressor

Tip to Tail – Everything you could want to knowMuzzle device:

We offer proprietary quick-detach muzzle devices which makes mounting your suppressor a breeze. We utilize a shallow tapper for a solidly concentric marriage between the muzzle device and your suppressor. The shallow tapper allows for more surface engagement, which will prevent the threads from backing off and loosening your suppressor. It is almost like a mechanical Loctite. The muzzle device also engages with the first baffle inside of the suppressor, allowing a second point of contact for concentricity.

They are offered in .30 cal (5/8-24) and 5.56 (1/2-28) thread pitches.

We will also be offering Muzzle Brake and Flash Hider options.

Principal Housing:

The principal housing is the NFA registered part. By design it is the most protected part on the suppressor. We have designed it in a way that all the threads are protected by some form of thread protector. This ensures that no matter what happens to your suppressor, your taxable housing will remain protected. It is made of 303 Stainless Steel. 303 is a true stainless steel and thus should last a lifetime without ever rusting.

Baffle Stacks:

The baffle stacks are all 303 stainless steel as well. They are easily swapped into whatever configuration you need. This allows you to balance your desired dB vs the weight you are willing to carry. Here in Northern Idaho, hunting steep hills with the added weight of a suppressor is often a no-go for your average hunter. But without configuration you might be willing to add a super shorty set-up, just to take that sharp bite off the muzzle blast. But if you wanted to take the same rifle to the range for an afternoon of fun, you can go with the full baffle set-up and enjoy the benefits of a lighter recoil and softer dB rating, which makes the event even more enjoyable. Another good example of the modularity of this suppressor is that you can pick your baffle set-up based on your caliber. If you want to run a 9mm, you can get away with as little as 4 baffles, keeping it light and short. Bump it up to a 11.5 inch 5.56, and you can switch to 6 baffles. If you go with a 16 inch 5.56, your best bet would be 5 baffles. Then you can hop over to a Scar 17S, and use 8 baffles. Finish the day with .338 LM, and you will want the full baffle set-up. With all these different rifles, you only need one suppressor.

Each one of our baffles also has a carbon steel thread adapter so you will never need to worry about galling between the two baffles. They also feature a ½ hex for easy disassembly.

End Cap:

We have designed a fully modular end cap. This cap can cover anything from 45 cal all the way down to a 22lr. Most of your suppressor effectiveness is how tight you keep the end cap hole. The smaller the hole, the quieter the can. Our end cap utilizes an aluminum “choke”—it is essentially an aluminum washer that necks down the ½ hole to your desired hole diameter. This design protects the entire suppressor, and we have made it the weak point for the entire can. If you get a baffle strike (and the reality is, over the lifetime of your suppressor you will get one), the narrowest part of the suppressor is the soft aluminum nose cap. It will break away freely without damaging any other part of the can. It is an off-the-shelf washer that can be replaced in seconds. They are inexpensive, so you can keep a few on hand. And if you don’t buy them from us, they are available on McMaster-Carr with next day delivery.

Part # 90459A101 and 90474A181

Always check for concentricity before using your suppressor.

We recommend that you torque your suppressor to 30 Ft Lbs before using. We do not recommend just hand tightening the unit as it might loosen with use.

Always use an Anti-Seize on all threads to prevent galling and protect your threads.

Product Liability Disclaimer for Suppressor

WARNING: This suppressor is a regulated firearm accessory and must be used in strict accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws. Failure to comply with these laws or the guidelines provided by the manufacturer can result in serious injury or death.

By purchasing, possessing, or using this suppressor, you acknowledge and agree to the following:

1. Assumption of Risk: The use of this product involves significant risk. Please always check that the firearm is unloaded. The purchaser and/or user assumes full responsibility for the safe handling, installation, and use of the suppressor.
2. Proper Use Required: This suppressor is designed for lawful use on compatible, legally owned firearms only. Improper installation, unauthorized modifications, or use with incompatible firearms or ammunition may cause malfunction, resulting in severe injury, permanent disability, or death.
3. No Liability for Misuse: The manufacturer, distributor, and seller disclaim all responsibility for any damages, injuries, or deaths resulting from misuse, negligence, illegal use, or unauthorized modifications of this product.
4. Legal Compliance: It is the user’s sole responsibility to comply with all federal (including the National Firearms Act), state, and local laws regarding the purchase, ownership, use, and transportation of this suppressor. Improper or unlawful use may result in criminal prosecution, civil liability, serious bodily injury, or death.
5. Indemnification: The purchaser/user agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the manufacturer, distributor, and seller from and against all claims, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from or related to the use, misuse, or unlawful possession of this product.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.