Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a suppression system for a firearm, including: a barrel having first and second portions, wherein a wall thickness of the second portion is less than that of the first portion; and an integrally mounted suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a firearm suppressor including a multi-material baffle configured to reduce at least audible discharge and muzzle flash. For example, a cone insert of the baffle may be formed of a first material, and a tubular member of the baffle may be formed of a second material different from the first material. The baffles may include a proximal circumferential flange having a plurality of through-wall ports through which fluid may be directed into a chamber defined by exterior surfaces of the baffles and the interior surface of an external can. The disclosure also relates to a firearm suppressor endcap having a plurality of through-wall ports radially disposed on a tubular body of the endcap, and a conical ramp configured to direct fluid across the conical ramp and through the plurality of through-wall ports of the endcap during operation of the suppressor.

Abstract: A suppressor assembly can include an external can having first and second ends. A muzzle brake can be positioned along the first end and configured to be coupled to a firearm. The assembly can include a first expansion chamber and a second expansion chamber disposed within the tubular body with a portion of the muzzle brake extending through the first and second expansion chambers. The muzzle brake can include a first muzzle chamber fluidicly coupled to the first expansion chamber and a second muzzle chamber fluidicly coupled to the second expansion chamber. Multiple baffles can be positioned within the external can between the first expansion chamber and the second end of the external can, including first and second baffle sets that each include a first baffle and a second baffle. The assembly can also include an endcap coupled to the second end of the external can.

Abstract: A suppressor assembly can include an external can having first and second ends. A muzzle brake can be positioned along the first end and configured to be coupled to a firearm. The assembly can include a first expansion chamber and a second expansion chamber disposed within the tubular body with a portion of the muzzle brake extending through the first and second expansion chambers. The muzzle brake can include a first muzzle chamber fluidicly coupled to the first expansion chamber and a second muzzle chamber fluidicly coupled to the second expansion chamber. Multiple baffles can be positioned within the external can between the first expansion chamber and the second end of the external can, including first and second baffle sets that each include a first baffle and a second baffle. The assembly can also include an endcap coupled to the second end of the external can.

Abstract: The disclosure generally relates to systems, devices, and methods for sound suppression for firearms. In various embodiments, the firearm suppressor can include a barrel system of a predetermined length to prevent supersonic projectile (e.g., bullet) speed. Further, the firearm suppressor can include a plurality of chambers that can substantially contain the gases released from a projectile and thereby reduce the sound generated by the expansion of the gases release upon firing the projectile.