FAQ
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How do I purchase one of your suppressors?
Click to reveal.That’s simple. You have four options.
Option 1 – Dealer Transfer
Place an order for a suppressor on our website and have it transferred to your local dealer of choice where they will complete the form 4 suppressor process with you. You will need to have your local dealer send a copy of their FFL & SOT to info@resilientsuppressors.com with your order number. We will not reach out to your dealer for you.
Option 2 – Local Dealer
Purchase from your local dealer or have them order the suppressor you want for you.
Option 3 – Silencer Shop
Purchase through Silencer Shop. They work with dealers in your city to make the process as easy as possible. With finger print kiosk’s and DocuSign’s.
Option 4 – Ship to your door
Place an order through our website and select Capitol Armory Form 4 Service. Your suppressor will be sent to Capitol Armory. Where they will then reach out to you to complete your form 4.
Are your suppressors compatible with ____ brands muzzle device's or QD's?
Click to reveal.That is going to depend on three factors.
Factor 1 – Suppressor Thread Pitch
- You will need to identify your suppressors thread pitch and if your QD is available in that same thread pitch.
HUB / Bravo / 1.375×24 – This is the industries most common thread pitch and has the most versatile mounting. Common in rifle, multi-caliber and sub gun suppressors.
Alpha / 1.125×28 – Most commonly used in pistol suppressors.
Direct Thread – Your suppressor mount cannot be changed out. Most common in Rimfire suppressors or older rifle suppressors.
Factor 2 – Mounting Depth
Allowable Depth – This is the distance from the back of the suppressor to the tip of the blast baffle. All of our suppressors have the allowable mounting depth listed on their product pages.
QD Standoff – Every QD has a different “stand off”. Stand off refers to the difference in location of where the muzzle device mounts to the QD in relation to the back of the suppressor. Some QD’s generate a longer distance from the blast baffle and others decrease the distance.
Muzzle Devices – When choosing a muzzle device and QD to match with your suppressor, you must take into account the “stand off” & how much the muzzle device protrudes past the stand off. This will give you the total distance your combo is protruding into the suppressor. Compare that to the allowable mounting depth and you will know if the setup will work or not. If you do not know the mounting depth of a QD or muzzle device we suggest you reach out to the manufacturer.
Factor 3 – Type
Flash hiders – These are available in 3 or 4 prong as well as closed tine. These are known for rapidly increasing erosion in suppressors. These are not suggested, but close tine is preferred over a pronged flash hider if required.
Muzzle brake – This is the best option for your suppressor if you are looking to run a QD. They will aid in the suppressors performance and prolong the life of the suppressor.
Do you offer a LE/MIL/FR discount?
Click to reveal.We offer a LE/MIL/FR discounts on suppressors only. We do not offer a discount on accessories.
Do your suppressors come with tools?
Click to reveal.None of our suppressors come with tools. They all use standard tools found at your local hardware store. We try to stay away from anything proprietary.
Direct , Tri-lug and Booster – Adjustable Wrench
Jessie’s Girl Endcap – 3/4″ 12 Point Socket
Putnik Mount – Spanner Wrench
Ramblin Man Endcap – 5/8″ 12 Point Socket
What are your torque specs?
Click to reveal.We suggest 30-35 ft/lbs on all mounts.
Snugging them up hand tight is also fine if you do not have a torque wrench in a pinch.
