Modular rails, suppressor-ready muzzle devices, optic mounts, and ergonomic controls — printed and machined in-house for rifles, pistols, and everything you run alongside them.
Zero-shift optic footprint adapters and rail sections cut to exact tolerance, built to run on the same rail and footprint standards top-tier rifle and pistol platforms already use.
Thread-pitch matched muzzle devices and QD mounts engineered to carry the added mass and heat of a suppressor without walking your zero.
Extended controls, textured grip panels, and trigger guard geometry shaped around how a hand actually sits on a rifle or pistol under recoil.
Small-batch enclosures, brackets, and mounting hardware for armorer benches and range builds — the parts that hold everything else together.
A running lineup of what's leaving the shop this month. Every piece shown is built around a suppressor-hosting rifle or pistol from the start, not tacked on after.
Free-float handguard, direct-thread suppressor mount, and a low-profile optic riser milled to a single zero-shift footprint.
Suppressor-height co-witness sights, extended slide serrations, and a stippled grip module tuned for a fast, controllable follow-up shot.
Prototypes get shot, dropped, frozen, and left in a truck bed before anything ships. If it can't survive a real hunt or a real range day, it doesn't leave the shop.
"Ran the free-float rail through an elk season in sleet and scree with a can hung off the end. Zero didn't move once." — Wren Castellano, backcountry rifle guide
Every mount and muzzle device starts here. Three printers run in parallel out of a humidity-controlled filament room, and every part gets a hand-inspection pass before it touches a rifle or pistol.
Glass-filled nylon and carbon-reinforced polymer make up most of the queue — both rated for the heat cycling that sits right behind a suppressor.
High tensile strength and structural rigidity under harsh environmental heat and kinetic impulse conditions.
Shock-absorbing flexible components designed for recoil dampening, bumper pads, and high-friction contact points.
Heat-cycled sleeve and housing stock rated for sustained contact near a suppressor or muzzle device without warping.
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