Adding a suppressor, muzzle brake, or flash hider requires cutting threads onto the end of your barrel. However, a muzzle device is only as good as the threads it sits on. If the threads are even slightly crooked, your muzzle device will align incorrectly, causing catastrophic “baffle strikes” that can permanently destroy an expensive suppressor.

When you trust us with your barrel threading, we utilize specialized CNC or manual lathe setups to cut perfectly concentric threads, ensuring flawless alignment with the exact centerline of your bore.

Supressor Fitting

A barrel-mounted suppressor (commonly called a “silencer”) is a specialized metal tube that screws or clamps onto the muzzle of a firearm. Its primary purpose is to drastically reduce the loud report and muzzle flash generated when a shot is fired