Enhanced Versatility and Customization: The Power of Choice Attachment of Suppressors/Silencers Perhaps the most well-known and often-sought-after use for a threaded barrel is the attachment of a suppressor, also sometimes called a silencer. Suppressors work by containing the expanding gases that propel the bullet, thereby reducing the noise and flash associated with firing a firearm. … Read more
Introduction Planning to enhance your firearm’s capabilities in Washington State? Perhaps you’re considering adding a suppressor, muzzle brake, or other accessory requiring a threaded barrel. Understanding the specific legal requirements in Washington State concerning threaded barrels is more than just a good idea—it’s essential for responsible firearm ownership. This guide is designed to demystify the … Read more
Understanding the Threaded Barrel The Mechanics of Threads At its core, a threaded barrel is a firearm barrel with external threads cut at the muzzle end. These threads are the key to its versatility, designed to accept various attachments, primarily muzzle devices and suppressors. Unlike standard barrels, which may have a smooth, flat muzzle, the … Read more
