Advanced Armament Corp. was formed in 1994

1. United State of America. Department of Defense.
MIL-STD-1474D. 12 Feb. 1997. 9 Jan. 2008.
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2. Paulson, Al C. “Silencer History and Performance:
Sporting and Tactical Silencers.” Vol. 1.
Boulder: Paladin Press, 1996.
3. Paulson, Al C. “Silencer History and Performance:
CBQ, Assault Rifle, and Sniper Technology.” Vol. 2.
Boulder: Paladin Press, 2002.
SOUND MEASUREMENT AAC is one of very few silencer manufacturers to employ the proper equipment for testing the effectiveness
of silencer designs. All sound level data published by AAC is gathered using a B&K 3052-A-030 Pulse System set on “A” weighted and peak hold, with a
B&K 2670 ¼-inch microphone. Test conditions are outlined in MIL-STD-1474D.(1) For more information on sound testing procedures, refer to Al Paulson’s
scholarly work, “Silencer History and Performance Volumes 1(2)&2(3).
WHY WE CHOOSE TO PUBLISH PERFORMANCE DATA
We publish sound reduction numbers as a service to our customer base, especially the first time buyer. When you run across a manufacturer that offers
a “general” estimation of performance or posts no performance data at all, you have to ask yourself what they’re hiding. AAC silencers enter service with
the U.S. military after undergoing rigorous evaluation at such esteemed testing facilities as the Naval Surface Warfare Center (Crane Division), Aberdeen
Proving Ground, and Picatinny Arsenal. Anyone seeking verification need look no further than open discussion forums such as silencertalk.com.