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SUPPRESSOR FITTING AND REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS
Below is a guideline to observe when fitting and removing your SUS-TAC suppressor.

 

INSTALLATION OF SUPPRESSOR

  • Ensure the suppressor and barrel muzzle thread is clean and has no visible damage.
  • Apply a small (pea sized) bead of the supplied high temperature grease to the barrel thread and spread it evenly around the diameter.
  • Align the suppressor with the barrel to engage the first thread.
  • Do not force the tightening of the suppressor as it may seize the suppressor onto the muzzle.
  • Continue tightening the suppressor by hand until the back of the suppressor face meets the muzzle shoulder.
  • Ensure the the suppressor is securely fastened onto the muzzle. There must not be any visible gap between suppressor face and muzzle shoulder.


SETUP OF RECOIL BRAKE

  • Remove the protective cap from the suppressor with the supplied 3mm Allen key. TIP - The grub screws do not have to be completely removed.
  • Attach the Recoil Brake to the end of the suppressor.
  • Do not tighten the grub screws to allow positioning of the Recoil Brake.
  • Rotate the Recoil Brake and evenly fasten the grub screws with ports parallel to the ground while the gun is in the firing position.
  • Ensure to tighten the grub screws evenly without applying excessive force.

REMOVAL OF SUPPRESSOR

  • Ensure the suppressor and rifle has cooled to a safe level before attempting to remove it from the barrel.
  • Do not force the removal of the suppressor as it may seize the suppressor onto the muzzle.

STORAGE AND CLEANING OF SUPPRESSOR

  • Always remove the suppressor before storing the rifle to reduce risk any possible debris falling back into the rifle.
  • Shake the suppressor vertically to allow any possible debris to be removed.





*NOTE: Please ensure to read our safety guidelines before using your suppressor.