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

"Just a quick note to let you know how pleased I am with the new silencer I purchased from your firm.  The quality is absolutely outstanding and it functions exactly as you stated it would. The entire process was made very easy by you with your knowledge and professional approach to the subject.  You now have a new client as well as a friend for life.  I recently forwarded a memo to my Chief of Police requesting a field review of this item for utilization by both members of our SWAT team and Patrol Rifle members.  Again, thanks for a great product and for the cordial, friendly approach you take in your business dealings.  They are both a rare commodity."

 Steve Findley, Detective Captain

Pocatello Police Dept.

(email compliment on file)

I swallowed my pride to send you these pictures and story which testify to the durability of your suppressors. I was shooting the tried and true subsonic Trailboss load in my 16" bolt gun. I decided to try a shot through my 18" poly rifled AR-10. The action cycled and the shot seemed louder than I expected. Hmmm...something isn't right here. I was beginning to investigate when the dinner call sounded. Dinner took an hour and a rabbit hunt passed another hour or more. When I returned to the back deck I noticed a target that needed taken and grabbed the first rifle I saw. I let the bolt home and touched off a round without any thought to what took place hours earlier...not good. You can see the results on my new Noveske barrel with a donut of thread left in my suppressor which flew 20 yards down range which took some time to find in the sage brush. A chunk of barrel was found days later high above stabbed in my brother's gable vent. Nobody was hurt, including my QSM suppressor. I reverse tapped the donut remaining from the barrel and threaded it out. The suppressor threads were straight and true with only two small witness marks on the serialized face with no depth, just enough to remove a tiny amount of finish. The 20 yard toss and enough energy to obliterate a barrel and only 2 tiny witness marks. I would be happy to send you the can with a sack of shrapnel and return shipping so you can see for yourself. The first bullet luckily traveled about 2" past the gas port which allowed most the pressurized air between the two bullets to escape. I could have lost my brother or myself from this accident and I did loose a nice AR-10 barrel, but I did gain more faith in your cans. I look forward to getting the second one...

(email statement on file)

This is a heads up to all of us who shoot subsonic loads and we're so grateful to our customer for allowing us to share his story.  We did bring this titanium suppressor back to the shop for a thorough internal inspection, which it passed. 

 

"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)

"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)