Advanced Armament Corp. was formed in 1994

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Advanced Armament Corp. was formed in 1994 by a gang of hardcore weapon enthusiasts who wanted to create the best signature reduction devices on the planet. With our passion for innovation and willingness to challenge the limits of conventional thinking and technology, our commercial and military silencers have quickly become the industry standard. Today, AAC silencers can be found around the globe, giving law enforcement and military forces an essential tactical advantage. Every silencer we create is a product of our proprietary SCILENT design process. The process starts with design studies based on input from customers who serve with elite special-forces groups. AAC’s core group of thinkers and designers then work with these concepts in the virtual world of solid-model engineering. After a run through the latest computational fluid dynamics and finite-element-analysis software, our inventions take shape as prototypes which are tested for sound, flash, and durability. Only the most cutting-edge, effective products survive this process and make it to the final product stage… and into this catalog.
CONTENTS CAGE: 3K8N3 CAN U 4 >LEGALITY 5 >HISTORY 7 >HOW SILENCERS WORK 8 MATERIALS & FINISHES 10 DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 12 FLASH HIDERS 14 MUZZLE BRAKES 16 MOUNT SYSTEMS 18 RIMFIRE SILENCERS 20 PISTOL SILENCERS 30 RIFLE SILENCERS 40 300 AAC BLACKOUT 70 RIFLES & UPPERS 72 ACCESSORIES 84 LIFESTYLE 86 APPENDIX 88
Page 4 and 5: Silencers are legal for civilian ow
Page 6 and 7: Maxim and the Maxim Silent Firearms
Page 8 and 9: HOW SILENCERS WORK Firearm silencer
Page 10 and 11: MATERIAL SELECTION The baffles in a
Page 12 and 13: RIFLE CORE WELDING
Page 14 and 15: MUZZLE FLASH TEST Lake City XM193 A
Page 16 and 17: .338 90-TOOTH BRAKE MOUNT 7.62mm 51
Page 18 and 19: RATCHET MOUNT (51T) The revolutiona
Page 20 and 21: ELEMENT 2
Page 22 and 23: PILOT 2 The PILOT 2 is a compact,
Page 24 and 25: PRODIGY Often imitated but never e
Page 26 and 27: ELEMENT2 New for 2012, the ELEMENT
Page 28 and 29: 1022-SD The 1022-SD is an integral
Page 30 and 31: Ti-RANT 9
Page 32 and 33: EVOLUTION-9 The EVO-9 has been the
Page 34 and 35: Ti-RANT Ti-RANT 45S NSN: 1005-01-5
Page 36 and 37: Ti-RANT-9 / Ti-RANT-9S CAL: 9mm W
Page 38 and 39: SOUND TESTING Ti-RANT 9S Tubes
Page 40 and 41: MK13-SD & REMINGTON RSASS
Page 42 and 43: RANGER 3 New for 2012, the RANGER
Page 44 and 45: M4-2000 NSN: 1005-01-543-4656 The
Page 46 and 47: SR5 With the SR5, AAC took the bes
Page 48 and 49: MINI4 / MINI7 The Mini4 (5.56mm)
Page 50 and 51: CYCLONE / HUNTER The CYCLONE and
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762-SDN-6 NSN: 1005-01-597-7126 Th
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SR7 The new for 2012 SR7 is a mult
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300-TM Based on the military teste
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MK13-SD NSN: 1005-01-599-7024 Avai
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TITAN-SS / TITAN-TI The TITAN ser
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TiTAN-QD Building upon the groundb
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CYCLOPS Want a compact, light-weig
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MG-SD NSN: 1005-01-599-7029 The mi
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SOUND TESTING MG-SD at night
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30-ROUND STANDARD 5.56mm MAGAZINES
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*Short Barreled Rifle (SBR). All NF
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*Short Barreled Rifle (SBR). All NF
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*9 and 12.5 inch uppers require NFA
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AAC 300 BLK HANDI-RIFLE Shown with
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300 AAC BLACKOUT)MICRO7 RIFLE AAC
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MOLLE POUCH ELEMENT and PILOT 2 PUS
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MINI PATCH 4-PACK WATER BOTTLE VELC
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SILENCER COMPARISON AT-A-GLANCE OVE
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RIFLE MODEL RANGER 3 M4-2000 SR5 MI
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93 APPENDIX
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DEFINED Negligent or abusive use is
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