Yessir! We were doing some gas flow simulations and for giggles we said, what if we swap more baffles for more airspace? Frankly we were shocked at the simulation results so we decided to build one and test it. It turns out a perfect mix airspace and baffles is the key. The SOS-Hunter only needs four long chambered baffles to be ridiculously quiet and you can shed or add baffles as desired to adjust the overall length of the suppressor.

No, it hasn’t occurred in testing. All you need to do is hand tighten it snugly (no need to get too tight or strain tightening) when assembling it and you’re ready to rock. If you find a configuration that you love and want to make it semi permanent a few drops of rocksett on the threads and you’re locked in.

No it doesn’t. There are different grades of aluminum. We machine a solid round bar of premium grade 7075-T6 to make this suppressor. All aluminums are not created equal and 7075 is king. It’s super light and as strong as steel. The issue with aluminum is the melting point. Over 600 degrees F and it can start to get weird. However you aren’t getting this puppy to 600 without some truly radical shooting. Light bump fire? sure. Belt fed full auto? As my Italian friends would say, fougettaboutit.

Here in lies something very special about the SOS design. The key, and I do mean the key to suppressor cleaning is maintenance. The problem with any other suppressor is it’s the devil to take apart, so of course you’ll not want to maintain it regularly (because you aren’t a glutton for punishment). With the SOS-Hunter you will be able to disassemble the suppressor easily by hand, wipe off the crud, apply a thin coat of fresh lube (frog lube paste works wonders), and reassemble in less than a minute; with your eyes closed.

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