Abstract: A locking firearm silencer mount or firearm muzzle accessory mount improvement system and method. The coupling device provides an internal thread and sealing taper, as well as an actively sprung locking collar with one or more locking positions. The muzzle device provides a thread and sealing taper operatively associated to the mount socket. The threads on the mount and muzzle accessory effectuate mating between the locking mount and the firearm muzzle accessory in a single axial orientation.

Abstract: A firearm muzzle accessory coupling device improvement system and method. The coupling device provides a front alignment taper of 17-25 degrees included angle, and an intermediate outer diameter providing a thread of 14 to 18 threads per inch. The muzzle accessory provides a mounting interface socket having an operatively associated thread on the inner circumference of a through bore. The threads of the coupling device and muzzle accessory effectuate mating between the coupling device and the firearm muzzle accessory in a single axial orientation.

Abstract: A baffle for silencers which are adapted to reduce system heating, better protect shooter hearing, and reduce the amount of combustion gas vented in the shooters face and eyes during the use of gas operated, self-loading firearms.

Abstract: A firearm muzzle accessory coupling device, system and method. The coupling device provides a front alignment taper and an intermediate outer diameter providing a plurality of successively alternating clearance recesses and pattern threaded lugs, wherein each lug provides a unique outward thread. The muzzle accessory provides a mounting interface socket having a plurality of successively alternating socket clearances and pattern threaded socket lugs along an inner circumference of a through bore. Each socket lug providing an inward thread dimensioned and adapted to receive the unique outward threaded muzzle accessory, thereby effectuating a plurality of compatible mating axial orientations between the coupling device and the firearm muzzle accessory.

Abstract: A baffle for silencers which are adapted to reduce system heating, better protect shooter hearing, and reduce the amount of combustion gas vented in the shooters face and eyes during the use of gas operated, self-loading firearms.

Abstract: A firearm muzzle accessory coupling device, system and method. The coupling device provides a front alignment taper and an intermediate outer diameter providing a plurality of successively alternating clearance recesses and pattern threaded lugs, wherein each lug provides a unique outward thread. The muzzle accessory provides a mounting interface socket having a plurality of successively alternating socket clearances and pattern threaded socket lugs along an inner circumference of a through bore. Each socket lug providing an inward thread dimensioned and adapted to receive the unique outward threaded muzzle accessory, thereby effectuating a plurality of compatible mating axial orientations between the coupling device and the firearm muzzle accessory.

Abstract: A sight mount for firearms includes a pair of sight rings each including a top ring half joined to a base ring half at interfacing surfaces. The interfacing surfaces define a first split and a second split, each disposed along horizontal planes that are vertically offset from one another. The pair of sight rings define an internal bore for supporting a riflescope. The offset split interface allows a plurality of planar attachment surfaces to be integrated for ambidextrous mounting of accessories.

Abstract: A sight mount for firearms includes a pair of sight rings each including a top ring half joined to a base ring half at interfacing surfaces. The interfacing surfaces define a first split and a second split, each disposed along horizontal planes that are vertically offset from one another. The pair of sight rings define an internal bore for supporting a riflescope. The offset split interface allows a plurality of planar attachment surfaces to be integrated for ambidextrous mounting of accessories.

Abstract: A user configurable and maintainable firearm sound suppressor is provided. The sound suppressor is a magnum powered rifle suppressor that can be configured to provide suitable use on a high-powered rifle or a pistol. A mount interface of the suppressor can be replaced and a dual taper baffle can be removed and replaced with a pistol recoil booster system which allows optimal use for both rifles and pistols. The dual taper baffle and rifle or magnum mounting interface adds safety factor such that system durability and safety are not compromised. The user configurable and maintainable firearm suppressor allows the end user to have ideal firearm handling characteristics for a wide variety of firearms, reducing the need to purchase numerous sound suppressors for a collection of firearms. A novel two-part end cap allows disassembly of the suppressor and prevents inadvertent loosening of component parts during use.

Abstract: A user configurable and maintainable firearm sound suppressor is provided. The sound suppressor is a magnum powered rifle suppressor that can be configured to provide suitable use on a high-powered rifle or a pistol. A mount interface of the suppressor can be replaced and a dual taper baffle can be removed and replaced with a pistol recoil booster system which allows optimal use for both rifles and pistols. The dual taper baffle and rifle or magnum mounting interface adds safety factor such that system durability and safety are not compromised. The user configurable and maintainable firearm suppressor allows the end user to have ideal firearm handling characteristics for a wide variety of firearms, reducing the need to purchase numerous sound suppressors for a collection of firearms. A novel two-part end cap allows disassembly of the suppressor and prevents inadvertent loosening of component parts during use.

Abstract: A wire spring retained end cap for a firearm sound suppressor is provided. The discharge end of the firearm sound suppressor has a notched internal bore and a female threaded portion that receives a threaded male portion of the end cap. The threaded end cap has a channel and wire spring disposed within the channel. The wire spring biases a detent within one of the notches of the internal bore, thereby preventing the end cap from loosening during use of the firearm sound suppressor. The end cap is easily removed to clean or service the firearm sound suppressor.

Abstract: A firearm suppressor is provided. The suppressor includes a cylindrical body having first end and a second end opposite the first end. The cylindrical body includes an internal bore, the first end includes a receiving bore and the second end includes a discharge bore aligning with one another. The present invention further includes a plurality of baffles secured within the internal bore. Each of the baffles include a frusto-conical sidewall having an apex opposite a base. The apex includes an axial bore and is disposed towards the receiving bore. The base is disposed toward the discharge bore. The apex includes a semi-circular cut from the sidewall into the axial bore, forming a semi-circular protrusion. Further, a port is formed through the sidewall on an opposite side of the semi-circular cut and below the apex.