詳細
Quicksilver TITANIUM* Series Toy Silencer (for non-US) and Solid Aluminum Tube (for US)
Logos & trademarks are licensed by Quicksilver
There are three colors available:
- Black tungsten oxide (Matte Black)
- Bead blast titanium (Matte Silver)
- Spun titanium (Shiny Silver)
Features:
- 14 mm C.C.W.
- Made In Taiwan
- Aluminum Tube
- Caliber: 6 mm B.B.
- Materials Aluminum
- Titanium Color Finish
*Real Quicksilver is made by Titanium. Toy version is made by MadBull and is made of Aluminum.
Review of Quicksilver by US Department of ARMY:
(Full Doucment)
Quote: Of all the suppressors we evaluated, the QSS Suppressor performed the best.
PROS:
Easily mounts onto the weapon
Lightweight
Maintained a tight group at 50 meters
This suppressor cools quickly
This suppressor was quieter than any other suppressor evaluated
Muzzle flash reflected the lowest signature using thermal imagery
CONS:
Removal of the birdcage flash-hider is necessary for installation
You must use barrel locktight in order for the suppressor not to rotate and loosen
Story about Quicksilver:
Quicksilver is famous for their high qualtiy titanium silencers. Their customers include SWAT, Federal Air Marshall's, FBI, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, and other elite agencies. They have been successfully used both here in the U.S. and in Iraq.
Shop Error Sets Quicksilver Manufacturing in Motion
My younger brother, Christopher, and I have always been firearms enthusiasts. We had a partnership in an ear, nose and throat practice in Alabama. One of our patients had previously worked for a Class II manufacturer and got us interested in silencer design. Christopher had purchased some machine shop equipment from an estate so we decided to get a federal firearms license to manufacture our own silencers. Our first efforts involved silencing a Ruger 10-22 rifle and an old Ruger Mark 1 pistol that I had. These seemed to work very well, so we moved up to 9 mm submachine gun silencers. The 9 mm proved to be much more of a challenge and took close to a year of work before we had a satisfactory design.
In 1999 Christopher moved back to California and I had to close the medical practice due to degenerative disc disease in my spine. After moving to Idaho I continued to make suppressed Ruger rifles and pistols in small numbers. This came to the attention of a local gun store owner, who also owned a machine shop. We worked together on producing a larger number of .22 suppressors, which sold quite well. In 2002 I was working on a design for a .223 suppressor and decided to make it out of titanium, since it seemed to me that the units made of steel were much too heavy.
I was working on the design for the blast baffle and lost track of how many revolutions my rotary table had made in the milling machine. I had accidentally cut one of the slots twice as long as I intended. The piece was virtually finished, so I decided to go ahead and test it in the suppressor. To my surprise and delight, I found that the baffle produced excellent sound suppression and even seemed to mask the sonic crack at close distances. I had the machine shop produce ten copies of the original design on their Mazak CNC machine. This was the original production run that started our line of titanium sound suppressors.
I contacted Al Poulson to test and possibly write an article about our new suppressor. He tested the unit extensively and published an article in Guns And Weapons For Law Enforcement. About the same time I was also introduced to John Shaw, owner of MidSouth Institute and former world pistol champion. I sent him two of our suppressors for evaluation and testing. John later recommended these to several of his acquaintances, which started a chain of events that led to sales to government agencies, law enforcement and movie stars.
Quicksilver Manufacturing LLC went from a part time hobby to a full time business in 2006 with nationwide sales and continues to grow at an astounding pace.
Jay J. Quilligan, M.D.
Quicksilver Manufacturing LLC
Official Website: www.qsmsilencers.com
NOTE: The U.S. Version of Toy silencer will be "Solid Aluminum Tubes." US Version is a non-functional barrel extension.
