The Administrative Offices of Advanced Armament Corp will be closed for the Holidays and we will return to work the Monday after New Years. From all of the AAC family . . . Thank you, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Nice picture in from Mark

Allen Arms has an event last week where Santa showed up. Awesome family fun

Santa picked out a 762SDN6 on the Robinson XCR for himself I guess. He’s been very very good this year

There have been a lot of static shots on the Internet. Here is a shot just to show you that it’s not just a prop, the Honey Badger is more bite then bark.

Just a little something to brighten your Wednesday

In the last couple of days we have explained the need in the market place for a deeper socket version of the 100209 flash hider, but how do you tell the difference?

A picture Jason and I worked on today

Externally the two look almost identical, but the difference becomes apparent when you look into the socket.

The newer, on the left is deeper and was designed to accommodate muzzle threads up to .750″, where the older version on the right was made to accept threads up to .620″

I’m sure everyone that views our web site knows who Chris Costa is. You may also know that he has his own training company now, “Costa Ludus“. Please take a few minutes and check Chris’ site and consider him when shopping for world class firearms training.

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Our great friend Blue Force Brittney wore hers to a Pat Rogers Rifle training course

Speaking of the length of threads and the Ruger Scout Rifle, among others, having longer threads, how does that effect the use of a Cyclone or other direct thread silencers?

Check out this rifle shot without, then with the Cyclone. Note the lake of recoil and muzzle flash with the Cyclone.