Abstract: A firearm suppressor that includes a mount configured to connect the firearm suppressor to a barrel of a firearm. The firearm suppressor includes a first module connected to the mount. The interior of the first module is a first chamber and the first module does not include a baffle. The firearm suppressor includes a second module connected to the first module. The second module includes a plurality of baffles and at least one peripheral pathway that bypasses a second baffle of the plurality of baffles by fluidly connecting an exterior of a first baffle of the plurality of baffles with an exterior of an exterior of a third baffle of the plurality of baffles. The firearm suppressor includes an end cap connected to the second module.

Abstract: A multi-core suppressor for a firearm. The multi-core suppressor includes a housing having a first and second ends and a central main core positioned within the housing. The central main core has a first end, a second end, and a longitudinal centerline with a plurality of central baffle portions positioned adjacent to the longitudinal centerline and a projectile path through the central baffle portions. The multi-core suppressor includes a first side core positioned between the housing and a first side of the central main core and a second side core positioned between the housing and a second side of the central main core. The first side core has a plurality of first side baffle portions and the second side core has a plurality of second side baffle portions. The first and side baffle portions engage the central baffle portions to form a plurality of baffles positioned within the housing.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The suppressor can include first and second firearm connectors at opposite ends of the suppressor for connecting to firearm mounts of different types. The suppressor can include symmetrical baffling and/or symmetrical gas flow passaging such that sound reduction performance of the suppressor is generally the same notwithstanding whether the first or second firearm connectors is used to connect the suppressor to the firearm. A protector can be used to protect the firearm connector that is not connected to the firearm.

Abstract: A multi-core suppressor for a firearm. The multi-core suppressor includes a housing having a first and second ends and a central main core positioned within the housing. The central main core has a first end, a second end, and a longitudinal centerline with a plurality of central baffle portions positioned adjacent to the longitudinal centerline and a projectile path through the central baffle portions. The multi-core suppressor includes a first side core positioned between the housing and a first side of the central main core and a second side core positioned between the housing and a second side of the central main core. The first side core has a plurality of first side baffle portions and the second side core has a plurality of second side baffle portions. The first and side baffle portions engage the central baffle portions to form a plurality of baffles positioned within the housing.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The suppressor can include first and second firearm connectors at opposite ends of the suppressor for connecting to firearm mounts of different types. The suppressor can include symmetrical baffling and/or symmetrical gas flow passaging such that sound reduction performance of the suppressor is generally the same notwithstanding whether the first or second firearm connectors is used to connect the suppressor to the firearm. A protector can be used to protect the firearm connector that is not connected to the firearm.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The suppressor can include first and second firearm connectors at opposite ends of the suppressor for connecting to firearm mounts of different types. The suppressor can include symmetrical baffling and/or symmetrical gas flow passaging such that sound reduction performance of the suppressor is generally the same notwithstanding whether the first or second firearm connectors is used to connect the suppressor to the firearm. A protector can be used to protect the firearm connector that is not connected to the firearm.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The sound suppressor includes a distal end wall and a flash hider on the distal end wall for reducing flash at an outlet of the suppressor. The sound suppressor can include a core including gas baffling integrally formed with the distal end wall and the flash hider. The flash hider can include a plurality of arms having slots therebetween and extending distally away from the distal end wall.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The sound suppressor includes a distal end wall and a flash hider on the distal end wall for reducing flash at an outlet of the suppressor. The sound suppressor can include a core including gas baffling integrally formed with the distal end wall and the flash hider. The flash hider can include a plurality of arms having slots therebetween and extending distally away from the distal end wall.

Abstract: A firearm sound suppressor and associated methods. The suppressor can include first and second firearm connectors at opposite ends of the suppressor for connecting to firearm mounts of different types. The suppressor can include symmetrical baffling and/or symmetrical gas flow passaging such that sound reduction performance of the suppressor is generally the same notwithstanding whether the first or second firearm connectors is used to connect the suppressor to the firearm. A protector can be used to protect the firearm connector that is not connected to the firearm.

Abstract: A suppressor assembly for a firearm including a barrel, a bore and a muzzle end. The suppressor assembly may include a gas block mount positioned about the barrel, and outer tube configured to be attached to the gas block mount, and a baffle configured to be attached to the muzzle end of the firearm. The baffle is telescopically received and configured to have a clearance fit with the outer tube. The baffle may also include one or more outer edges configured to scrape debris from the inner surface of the outer tube when the baffle is removed from the outer tube.

Abstract: A quick connect for a pistol suppressor includes a housing having a first end, a second end, and a central bore with an upper portion, a lower portion, and an internal shoulder separating the upper and lower portions. A piston is within the central bore of the housing. The piston includes a piston shoulder that creates an upper recess within a central bore of the piston. A ring having a locking profile is selectively connected to the second end of the piston between the housing and the piston and a spring is positioned around an exterior of the piston. A wave spring is positioned in the upper recess of the piston adjacent the piston shoulder and a washer. A cap with a central opening and an internal locking profile is connected to the piston with the wave spring biasing the washer towards the locking profile.

Abstract: A suppressor assembly for a firearm including a barrel, a bore and a muzzle end. The suppressor assembly may include a gas block mount positioned about the barrel, and outer tube configured to be attached to the gas block mount, and a baffle configured to be attached to the muzzle end of the firearm. The baffle is telescopically received and configured to have a clearance fit with the outer tube. The baffle may also include one or more outer edges configured to scrape debris from the inner surface of the outer tube when the baffle is removed from the outer tube.

Abstract: A quick connect for a pistol suppressor includes a housing having a first end, a second end, and a central bore with an upper portion, a lower portion, and an internal shoulder separating the upper and lower portions. A piston is within the central bore of the housing. The piston includes a piston shoulder that creates an upper recess within a central bore of the piston. A ring having a locking profile is selectively connected to the second end of the piston between the housing and the piston and a spring is positioned around an exterior of the piston. A wave spring is positioned in the upper recess of the piston adjacent the piston shoulder and a washer. A cap with a central opening and an internal locking profile is connected to the piston with the wave spring biasing the washer towards the locking profile.

Abstract: A quick connect for a pistol suppressor includes a housing having a first end, a second end, and a central bore with an upper portion, a lower portion, and an internal shoulder separating the upper and lower portions. A piston is within the central bore of the housing. The piston includes a piston shoulder that creates an upper recess within a central bore of the piston. A ring connected to the second end of the piston is positioned between the housing and the piston and a spring is positioned around an exterior of the piston. A wave spring is positioned in the upper recess of the piston adjacent the piston shoulder and a washer is positioned within the upper recess of the piston. A cap with a central opening and an internal locking profile is connected to the piston with the wave spring biasing the washer towards the locking profile.

Abstract: A quick connect for a pistol suppressor includes a housing having a first end, a second end, and a central bore with an upper portion, a lower portion, and an internal shoulder separating the upper and lower portions. A piston is within the central bore of the housing. The piston includes a piston shoulder that creates an upper recess within a central bore of the piston. A ring connected to the second end of the piston is positioned between the housing and the piston and a spring is positioned around an exterior of the piston. A wave spring is positioned in the upper recess of the piston adjacent the piston shoulder and a washer is positioned within the upper recess of the piston. A cap with a central opening and an internal locking profile is connected to the piston with the wave spring biasing the washer towards the locking profile.

Abstract: A suppressor for a firearm having dynamic baffles that move together during the discharge of a firearm. A dynamic baffle assembly may be positioned within a housing that may be connected to a barrel of a firearm. A projectile path passes between dynamic baffles of positioned within the housing. The dynamic baffles include engaging faces that are adapted to permit the passage of the projectile through the dynamic baffles. The gas created from the discharge of ammunition impinges upon the engaging faces causing the movement of the dynamic baffles towards each other. The movement of the dynamic baffles may slow the flow of gases created by the discharge of ammunition and reduce the noise created during the discharge of a firearm.

Abstract: A quick mount adapter for a firearm that includes a cylindrical adapter base having a first portion, a second portion, and a central bore. The central bore includes a first bore having a smaller diameter and a second bore having a larger diameter. A portion of the second bore is threaded and an exterior portion of the housing includes threads. The quick mount adapter includes a biasing mechanism and a washer being positioned within the second bore of the adapter base. A collar having a central bore and an internal locking profile in the central bore is threaded into the adapter base to retain the washer and biasing mechanism within the second bore. The quick mount adapter includes a spacer comprising a hollow cylindrical housing having a top surface, a central opening in the top surface, and a plurality of annular openings positioned around the central opening.