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The Army Evaluation Task
Force has tested our QSM Titanium .223 suppressor against other major
manufacturers and has found it superior in all respects!
"This suppressor is the solution
to reducing the risk of detection by suppressing the sound, as well as the
muzzle flash of the weapon. I would deploy this piece of equipment in a
heartbeat."
SFC
Reagan OIF/OEF Combat Infantry VeteraN
UPDATE: The Army just
informed us that our little 9 ounce titanium .223 suppressor has just passed the
1,200 round mark in durability testing. They stated it has maintained
accuracy and sound reduction throughout testing and they're still shooting it!
Their exact words were "You're heads and shoulders above the competition".
Email compliment on file.
3-19-08. LATEST UPDATE: "The suppressor is doing just
fine. We have shot more and more with full auto, to see if it had any
problems, and the only problem we have had is that it seems that the weapon
cannot keep up with our firing demands!"
Email compliment on file.
"I am very impressed with Quicksilver Manufacturing suppressors and how tough
they are. I also mounted it on an M249 squad automatic weapon and was
simply amazed with the results. Thanks Quicksilver!"
CHAD S. HORTON, SGT. U.S. ARMY, BAQUBA, IRAQ (written statement on file)
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"Recent testing with
users at MidSouth has resulted in very positive feedback on both the sound
suppression levels and light weight of the QSM suppressor. I can and
do highly recommend this unit for anyone seeking serious sound suppression in a
highly reliable unit."
John Shaw, Owner MidSouth Institute,
7 August 2006
"Quiet as an MP5SD, this 9.5 ounce M16 silencer is the lightest ever!"
Copy of
Al Poulson's
article in
Guns & Weapons For Law Enforcement,
"QSMS .223 Suppressor", Jan. 2003 issue available by request.
"..offers a compelling mix of
performance characteristics. When used as a .22 rim fire suppressor, it delivers
a most impressive 40 to 41 decibels of sound reduction... I have evaluated
AR15/M16 suppressors that were several times larger and heavier that weren't as
quiet."
Copy of AL POULSON'S article in
Small Arms Review,
"Quicksilver Titanium Ultralight Silencers", Nov. 2004 issue available by
request.
"It's really good to know your
service and reputation is still as I remember it. You were always top
notch to deal with. Never any surprises."
JERRY BELL, THE GUN ROOM, 27
November 2007 (email statement on file)
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