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THE WORLD'S ULTIMATE SUPPRESSORS™

18300 MOUNT BALDY CIRCLEFOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA 92708714.545.9444 // 800.828.8809

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A decade ago, SureFire reinvented the suppressor—setting a standard that is unmatched to this day. Now our new SOCOM Series models are setting the bar even higher. U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) recently held the most extensive and rigorous suppressor trials in history. The result: SureFire’s SOCOM556-RC and SOCOM762-RC suppressors were the clear winners, handily defeating all competitors. The advanced, patent-pending technology incorporated into these new designs provides significant advantages like minimized gas blowback as well as the virtual elimination of first-round flash thanks to improved gas-flow dynamics and our innovative new front plate design. These technological advancements are infused into the entire line of SOCOM Series suppressors.

From the start, SureFire suppressors have provided superior sound, flash, and muzzle blast reduction, all core components of our Total Signature Reduction (TSR) philosophy. Our patented Fast-Attach® system permits the mounting of our suppressors solidly to a SureFire flash hider or muzzle brake in seconds—more

securely than before—and lets you remove it just as quickly. They produce minimal and consistent point-of-impact shift compared with an unsuppressed weapon, regardless of attach/detach cycles, and typically improve accuracy. Building on this battle-proven system, all SOCOM Series suppressors feature a greatly improved lock ring and latch, and improved suppressor indexing.

SureFire suppressors are built from U.S. mill-certified high-temp alloys that provide extreme resistance to gas and particle erosion. They typically outlast the barrels to which they are mounted. Weight-efficient materials, coupled with compact size, minimize impact on weapon maneuverability and handling. Additionally, SOCOM Series suppressors boast several innovative new features such as vented blast baffles, internal blast shields, and improved gas-flow dynamics—and they’re built in America to ensure their quality. The result of all this obsessive attention to detail: the world’s ultimate sound suppressors, designed, tested, and built to help you prevail—and get home safely.

tHE WORLD'S ULtiMAtE

SUPPRESSORS™

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THE SUREFIRE SUPPRESSOR STORY

TOTAL SIGNATURE REDUCTION®

SUREFIRE SUPPRESSOR FEATURES

SOCOM SERIES SUPPRESSORS

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Export of all sound suppressors, flash hiders, muzzle brakes, blank safety devices, blank firing adapters, trainers, and high-capacity magazines shown herein requires a valid export license issued by the U.S. Department of State.

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BARRY DUECk DIRECTOR, SUREFIRE SUPPRESSOR DIVISION

Barry Dueck is a former Marine, a co-founding instructor of the SureFire Institute, and a national 3-gun champion. His prime directive—assigned to him by Dr. John Matthews, founder and president of SureFire—is simply to build the absolute best suppressors in the world. Barry and his team have accomplished just that, establishing the standard by which all other sound suppressors are measured. This is his proudest accomplishment: providing our nation’s military and law enforcement professionals with the ultimate suppressors that give them significant advantages in combat.

The Model 1909 sound suppressor was introduced by Hiram Maxim over 100 years ago. And until recently, suppressor technology remained relatively unchanged from that original design. These devices were best suited for close-range engagements of limited duration because they generally affected bullet trajectory and lost efficacy with extended firing strings, often loosening from the weapon or overheating destructively.

SureFire positively transformed the sound suppressor permanently in 2002 with the launch of our Suppressor Division. Groundbreaking design insights—in conjunction with advanced metallurgy—have enabled us to build suppressors that are

extremely effective, compact, lightweight, durable, and easily attached and detached. Our suppressors minimally affect accuracy, and in most cases there is an improvement.

This ballistic consistency combined with extreme durability makes fulltime suppressor use practical. Military personnel, law enforcement officers, and civilian shooters can all benefit from the advantages provided by fulltime use: continual reduction of sound, muzzle flash, and dust/foliage signatures that can reveal your position to adversaries; continual protection against temporary hearing loss that can shut out vital commands and significant sounds; and continual protection against potential permanent

hearing loss that can compromise personal safety, deployment and/or employment options, and overall quality of life.

SureFire’s revolutionary suppressor technology has continued to evolve. Our SOCOM Series of suppressors introduces advanced features such as improved gas-flow dynamics and a patent-pending front plate design that minimizes first-round flash signature to unprecedented levels. We spare no effort in our research and development efforts because we know that the the peacekeepers and warfighters who keep us safe—both at home and overseas—deserve nothing less.

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In a combat context, signatures are anything that reveal a warfighter’s presence or position to the enemy. They include:

∞ Visible signatures such as muzzle flash, light from illumination tools, light reflection

∞ Audible signatures such as gunshots, talking, open radios

∞ Olfactory signatures such as fuels, solvents, fire, cooking, tobacco, scented products

Total Signature Reduction (TSR) is SureFire’s systematic effort to minimize the signatures of military personnel and LEOs operating in combat-like conditions, such as SWAT teams. It is driven by a simple yet powerful concept: In combat, soldiers are both safer and deadlier when their presence and location are unknown to the enemy. The less the signature, the more quickly, safely, and easily an operator can approach, strike unexpectedly, and change position.

The concept is specifically mentioned in the Joint Chiefs of Staff publication titled Joint Vision 2010 :

Advances in low-observable technologies and the ability to mask friendly forces will also continue over the next 15 years. Signature reduction will enhance the ability to engage adversaries anywhere in the battlespace and improve the survivability of forces who employ it.

SureFire is currently focused on reducing battlespace signature caused by firearms, acoustic communication, and artificial illumination of all types. Our signature-reducing product lines include:

Sound SuppressorsArguably the most important area of signature reduction concerns a warfighter’s rifle. When fired, it produces two strong signatures that can be easily detected at great distances—muzzle flash and muzzle

report. It also produces secondary signatures visible at significant distances—raised dust and debris and/or foliage movement from muzzle blast. Sound suppressors mitigate all of these— with an exception: most suppressors do not eliminate first-round flash. SureFire’s new SOCOM Series sound suppressors use improved gas-flow dynamics and a patent-pending front plate design that virtually eliminates first-round flash, a technological breakthrough in this area.

Sound suppressors also provide four additional benefits unrelated to signature detection by the enemy. The reduced sound levels protect the shooter and his team members against both temporary and permanent hearing loss; reduced muzzle flash preserves the shooter’s dark-adapted vision; attenuated muzzle gas blast minimizes raised dust, keeping the shooter’s view unobstructed; and attenuated recoil allows bullet impact observation and faster follow-up shots.

Infrared-Output WeaponLightsA second key area of signature reduction is stealth, which is another subject highlighted in Joint Vision 2010 :

Adaptations to this increasingly lethal battlespace will be warranted. These adaptations are likely to take the form of increased stealth, mobility, dispersion and pursuit of a higher tempo of operations among elements within the battlespace.

Stealth options range from simple measures such as dark clothing for night operations to technologically advanced measures such as clothing that masks thermal signature, or infrared technologies related to night vision devices. SureFire's involvement in the latter includes our V-Series WeaponLights, IR-output Helmet Lights, and other infrared illuminators.

Learn more at www.surefire.com/TSR

tOtAL SIGNAtURE REDUCtION®


ONlY SUREFIRE SOCOM SERIES SUPPRESSORS

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2 ADVANCED INTERNAL VENTING Reduces back pressure, thereby reducing suppressed cyclic rate and gas blow back on the operator.

3 PATENT-PENDING FRONT PLATE DESIGN Virtually eliminates first-round flash (in conjunction with proprietary gas-flow dynamics), a significant technological breakthrough.

4 SPECIAL ALLOYS Resist extreme temperatures and erosion from super-heated gases and particles.

5 REDUNDANT WELDS Mean no parts loosen due to extreme heat, impact, vibration, or hot /cold cycles; eliminate crack propagation inherent with continuous circumferential welds.

6 FAIL-SAFE BAFFLES Designed to allow an unbalanced or defective projectile to pass through the baffles and continue safely downrange instead of exiting the side wall.

7 MINIMAL WEIGHT and LENGTH Increase weapon maneuverability and stowability; reduce carried weight.

∞ SUPERIOR DESIGN, MATERIALS, and CONSTRUCTION

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1 FAST-ATTACH® SYSTEM—Now Improved The original Fast-Attach system has been improved in five distinct ways since we first introduced this groundbreaking

innovation. First, the locking ring surface is over one-third wider, providing a better grip during attachment and detachment. Second, the locking lever itself is even stronger. Third, the locking lever is now surrounded by a raised section of the locking ring, further reducing the remote possibility of accidentally releasing it. Fourth, individual parts of the Fast-Attach mechanism are now easily replaceable in the field by a soldier or armorer. And fifth—exclusively with the latest SOCOM Series suppressors—improved indexing of suppressor and adapter due to a tab in a low-carbon area, for easier removal after extended firing. See pages 14-15 for the latest SureFire 3-prong flash hiders and muzzle brakes, the second component of our exclusive Fast-Attach system.

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Slide suppressor over adapter Tighten locking ring Suppressor installed


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Keeping a SureFire suppressor on

your weapon fulltime not only gives you

sound, flash, and dust/foliage signature

reduction, but it also helps protect you

from temporary hearing loss that can

shut out crucial commands or sounds,

compromising your safety and your

mission. Fulltime use can also protect

against permanent hearing loss that

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deployment options, and impact your

quality of life.

FULLTIME SUPPRESSION.FULLTIME PROTECTION.

UNSUPPRESSED

∞ MINIMAL & CONSISTENT POINT-OF-IMPACT SHIFT

◊ Watch the SureFire Suppressor video at: www.surefire.com/video-channel/suppressors

SureFire tests each suppressor to ensure that it meets our strict standards for accuracy (less than one minute of angle) and point-of-impact shift (less than one minute-of-angle shift in group center, compared with the unsuppressed weapon).

Targets show typical results when SureFire SOCOM Series suppressors are attached to a firearm: minimal shift from firearm’s point-of-impact in unsuppressed mode.

FIREARM USED: Remington 700 in .223 Remington, 20" barrel, SFMB-556-1/2-28 muzzle brake/adapterAMMUNITION: Black Hills 77-grain BTHPRANGE: 100 yards LEFT-HAND GROUP: UnsuppressedRIGHT-HAND GROUP: SureFire SOCOM556-MINI suppressor

Unsuppressed group size:

5mm x 3mm

SOCOM556-MINI SUPPRESSOR

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SureFire SOCOM Series Fast-Attach® sound suppressors—which incorporate the revolutionary core improvements key to SureFire’s recent USSOCOM contract award—provide unprecedented performance in the attenuation of sound, flash, and dust/foliage signatures. Our patented Fast-Attach® system, recently upgraded for easier removal after extended firing, produces a minimal, consistent point-of-impact shift compared with the unsuppressed weapon, and typically improves group size. Constructed of U.S. mill-certified high-strength materials, SureFire suppressors are lightweight, compact, and intended for fulltime use. In fact they should outlast the barrel on your weapon.

For a complete listing of all SureFire suppressor and adapter models visit: www.surefire.com / suppressors

SOCOM SERIES FASt-AttACH®//SOUND SUPPRESSORS

NSN: 1005-01-599-6997 (SOCOM556-RC-DE)

SOCOM556-RCFOR 5.56 mm RIFLES & CARBINES

USSOCOM CONTRACT WINNER∞

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CALIBER WEIGHTDIAMETERLENGTHCONSTRUCTION

5.56 mm

14.5 oz (411 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

5.3 in (13.5 cm)

High-temp alloy & stainless

5.56 mm

14.7 oz (417 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

5.5 in (14.0 cm)


5.56 mm

17.0 oz (482 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

6.2 in (15.7 cm)


SOCOM556-RC // SOCOM556-MINI // SOCOM556-MINI MONSTER //

SOCOM556-MiNi MONStERFOR 5.56 mm RIFLES & CARBINES

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SOCOM556-SBFOR 5.56 mm RIFLES & CARBINES

SOCOM556-MONStERFOR 5.56 mm RIFLES & CARBINES

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5.56 mm

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6.2 in (15.7 cm)


5.56 mm

17.5 oz (496 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

6.5 in (16.5 cm)


5.56 mm

23.2 oz (595 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

7.0 in (17.8 cm)


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SOCOM762-MiNiFOR 7.62 mm RIFLES & CARBINES

Optimized for rifles and carbines chambered in 7.62x35 and 7.62x39; also provides sufficient suppression for rifles and carbines (with a 16" barrel or longer) chambered in 7.62x51.

SOCOM68FOR 6.8 mm RIFLES & CARBINES


7.62 mm

17.0 oz (482 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

6.2 in (15.7 cm)


6.8 mm

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1.5 in (3.8 cm)

6.2 in (15.7 cm)


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7.62 mm

19.5 oz (553 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

8.4 in (21.3 cm)


7.62 mm

29.3 oz (831 g)

1.5 in (3.8 cm)

9.3 in (23.6 cm)


SOCOM762-MG // SOCOM762-RC // NSN: 1005-01-599-7027 (SOCOM762-RC-DE)

USSOCOM CONTRACT WINNER∞

SOCOM762-MGFOR 7.62 MACHINE GUNS

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SureFire’s new patent-pending 3-pronged 3P flash hiders feature ridged, assymetric tines that will withstand the rigors of combat. They are precision machined from U.S. mill-certified heat-treated stainless steel bar stock—with impressive 200,000 psi tensile strength—and finished with an Ionbond DLC coating. SureFire flash hiders typically eliminate 99% of muzzle flash, even when used on short barrels. They also serve as rock-solid attachment points for SOCOM Series Fast-Attach® suppressors, with labyrinth seals to prevent carbon buildup and an advanced design that provides multiple bearing surfaces to ensure superior suppressor alignment and to prevent the audible ringing of the tines inside the suppressor.

To view complete line of flash hiders, visit www.surefire.com/FlashHiderAdapters

FLASH HiDERS //

Bare muzzle: M16 with 10.5” barrel, M855 ammunition

With SureFire flash hider: M16 with 10.5” barrel, M855 ammunition

◊ Watch the video How to Install a SureFire Flash Hider at www.surefire.com/video-channel/flashhiders

Shown: SF3P-556-1/2-28 Shown: SF3P-762-5/8-24 Shown: SF3P-68-5/8-24


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SureFire's latest muzzle brakes, built from heat-treated stainless steel, enhance the performance of your AR-15, M4, M14, or other weapon. They greatly reduce recoil and muzzle movement to keep you on target for faster follow-up shots. Our proprietary Impulse Diffusion design minimizes side blast and rear-directed concussion that can negatively affect the shooter and nearby team members. SureFire muzzle brakes also serve as rock-solid mounts for SOCOM Series Fast-Attach® suppressors. Most SureFire muzzle brakes include blind pilot holes at the 6 o'clock position for pin-and-weld capability on short-barrelled rifles, which requires a standard hand drill and appropriate bits. To view complete line of muzzle brakes, visit www.surefire.com / MuzzleBrakeAdapters

MUZZLE BRAKES //

Frames taken from a video of two consecutive rapid-fire shots, fired from the shoulder by Mike Voigt using an AR-type 5.56 mm rifle with a SureFire muzzle brake. White dot is a fixed reference point on muzzle brake. Frames for

each shot arranged vertically. For each vertical sequence:

Row 1 Immediately before shot is fired

Row 2 Shot is fired

Row 3 Point of maximum rearward weapon movement

Mike Voigt used a SureFire muzzle brake to win two USPSA Multi-Gun Nationals, two International Tactical Rifleman's Championships, two Superstition Mountain Multi-Gun Championships, and the MGM Iron Man Multi-Gun.

Shown: SFMB-556-1/2-28 Muzzle Brake

◊ Watch the SureFire Muzzle Brake video at surefire.com/video-channel/muzzlebrake

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NOTE: SureFire SOCOM Series Fast-Attach sound suppressors and

current-generation flash hider/suppressor adapters and muzzle

brake/suppressor adapters are not compatible with previous SureFire

Fast-Attach sound suppressors, muzzle brakes, or flash hiders.


HIGH-CAPACITY MAGAZINES Reliable, smooth-feeding SureFire High-Capacity Magazines reduce reload downtime and increase your ability to continuously engage targets. Constructed of hard-anodized aluminum and compatible with M4/M16/AR-15 variants and other firearms that accept STANAG 4179 magazines. Available in 60- and 100-round versions. Carry pouches sold separately.

www.surefire.com/magazines

RAPID TRANSITION SIGHTS Dueck Defense Rapid Transition Sights provide the quickest transition between longer- and closer-range target acquisition, increasing a shooter’s efficiency in combat or competition. Designed by SureFire’s Barry Dueck, these sights mount to a Picatinny rail—offset roughly 45° from center—making transitioning from optical to iron sights merely a matter of canting the weapon and acquiring a sight picture. Also useful when your primary optical sight is fogged up.

www.surefire.com/rts

WEAPONLIGHTS SureFire WeaponLights are compact and lightweight, maintaining weapon maneuverability; are extremely durable, functioning reliably in the harshest conditions; and are ergonomic, making them as easy to use as the weapons they’re mounted on.

www.surefire.com/weaponlights

SUREFiRE® ACCESSORiES //

SELECt SUREFiRE® tActicAL products //

SF-TRAINER-556SF-TRAINER-762 The SureFire Suppressor Trainer mimics the length, weight, and attachment system of a SOCOM556-RC or SOCOM762-RC suppressor for training with frangible ammunition and/or marking cartridges (e.g. Simunition® FX®). Machined from aerospace aluminum and Mil-spec hard anodized, it provides no sound attenuation, and is not legally classified as a suppressor. Simunition® and FX® are registered trademarks of General Dynamic Ordnance and Tactical Systems Canada, Inc.

BLANK FIRING ADAPTER (BFA) BLANK SAFETY DEVICE (BSD)Both models were developed for realistic weapons training and resemble SureFire sound suppressors in size and weight but are coated in a durable yellow finish. The BFA is strictly a training aid, while the BSD serves that same purpose but can also trap up to three negligently fired live rounds. A fired live round also ruptures the BSD's safety partition, resulting in a noticeably louder sound and a downward blast of muzzle gas through the safety ports, alerting the operator and those around him. The BFA is not designed to trap a live round.

Shown: SF-BFA-556 Shown: SF-Trainer-556

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WARRANtYTHE SUREFIRE NO-HASSLE PROMISEWe’ll do what it takes to keep your SureFire gear running smoothly.SureFire warrants that if you—our customer—purchase one of our products, and we determine that it is defective in material and/or workmanship during your lifetime, we will repair or replace it for free or refund your money—no hassle! There are just a few exceptions noted below.

Electronics, rechargeable batteries, and chargers are warranted for two years from the date of purchase. SureFire hearing-protection products are warranted for 90 days from the date of purchase.

Our warranty does not cover consumables or normal wear-and-tear, or damage resulting from abuse, alterations, unauthorized repairs, or use contrary to SureFire’s user manuals.

To help protect your investment SureFire offers reasonable rates to repair damage to our products not covered by our warranty, such as a core rebuild for a suppressor damaged by improper use. You will be provided with a quote for approval before work begins.

WARRANTY CLAIMSFor warranty claims, contact Customer Service at 800-828-8809 (toll free) or 714-545-9444 to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Carefully pack your SureFire product and ship pre-paid (no CODs please) to the mailing address provided by Customer Service. SureFire will pay any reasonable cost to return the item to you.

TO LOCATE THE NEAREST SUREFIRE SUPPRESSOR DEALER:

Web: www.surefire.com/dealer-locatorCall: 800–828–8809 U.S.A. 00–800–7843–7843 UK & Germany

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CIVILIAN OWNERSHIP OF SOUND SUPPRESSORS

In most states it is legal for civilians to own a firearm sound suppressor. Research your state laws to determine if you may own a suppressor. If the answer is yes, your nearest SureFire Suppressor Dealer can assist you in working through the legal requirements.

STANDARD DISCLAIMEREXCEPT AS SPECIFIED ABOVE OR PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW: ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED CONDITIONS AND WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR ACCURACY OF ANY INFORMATIONAL CONTENT, ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED AND DISCLAIMED BY SUREFIRE; AND IN NO EVENT WILL SUREFIRE BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES HOWSOEVER ARISING AND REGARDLESS OF THE THEORY OF LIABILITY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. PRODUCTS, PRICES, AVAILABILITY, SPECIFICATIONS, AND OFFERS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE.

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