No longer do you have to live with just one permanent setting on a silencer. With future front cap releases it'll also be adjustable across the entire spectrum of sound, flash, and gas reduction just by swapping out the front cap. This allows you to have a traditional type silencer and a flow bypass type silencer all in one simple package. They're also the only dual function silencers available that can be converted simply by changing out the front cap with a 7/8' wrench. Titanium white sparking is a separate thing from flash and can't be controlled with a flash hider. The internal coating also limits/eliminates titanium white sparking depending on cartridge and barrel length. They're internally coated with hexagonal boron nitride which decreases friction, increases surface hardness, and prevents fouling from sticking in the first place which eliminates the need to clean because fouling can't easily stick to internal geometry, though they still could be cleaned if ever required. The titanium silencers also have a proprietary heat treatment applied which further increases strength and hardness. Simplicity in design eliminates small, complex cavities and other undesirable features. The first chamber is immediately vented and gas is allowed to flow around the first core and is then reintroduced to the main flow further down stream and this also helps reduce thermal signature. The Hyperion VCD design itself makes the silencer stronger than any other comparative silencer by better controlling heat and pressure to prevent hot spots from forming. That applies to all materials, not just titanium, and failures like that are part of why CGS no longer gets silencers welded by another silencer company. Even if the weld looks perfectly silver on the exterior you can easily have something that looks fine on the outside but the weld won’t penetrate properly for a number of reasons such as electrical problems within the machine itself, operator error, contamination, etc, so it’ll be super weak and it won’t be caught until the weld failure occurs in the end users hands as their using it. The monolithic structure and lack of welds make CGS rifle silencers very strong and eliminates failures, concentricity problems, and QC issues from welds. This eliminates welding issues such as welds breaking and their byproducts such as warping, entirely. There are no welds so there are no welds to fail and no welds to warp causing concentricity problems along the length of the silencer. Our manufacturing process creates parts with even higher strength and hardness than billet or forgings or castings or MIM, and does so with increased material density. The additive manufacturing process we use makes our rifle silencers far stronger than other comparative rifle silencers for a few reasons. Can I just call the number?Office number should be 57, but here's a write up a did a few days ago for Arfcom a few days ago regarding all the CGS rifle silencers: I would actually love to discuss this with you offline.

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