It took a long time to get the first batch through production, but they are done and they look good so there's the good news.
I don't think they really could have worked out any better.

Sexy!

Who if any is your Local Dist.?

I believe Greg with K&E is getting setup with them.

Discount Gun Sales also stocks some of our products. They don't have any M4SD II's but they have 9 locations and we have worked with them.

all i can say is

Most Excellent!

I love the design of these. The whole quick detach w/o special fittings is great. Now if only I could find a dealer who did discounts for teachers. :D

Thanks guys I really appreciate getting some feedback. We posted on snipers hide, and we have probably multiple hundreds of hours into these and crickets over there.

These are kind of unique in that they are seamless- there are no visible welds- no seams- nothing aesthetically compromising at all- they are cosmetically basically perfect, and they perform with anyone on the market which is a tough crowd with some very highly funded companies playing. They are pretty neat suppressors.

We designed these based on consumer input that suggested that cosmetic appearance of our previous products was something people wanted to see improve, and based on a feeling that "winning" products in this industry were no compromise products and that low cost wasn't a desirable consumer objective in these products. To that end, these have a full 718 inconel baffle stack and are engineered to be very durable.

what other muzzle devices does this fit on?

They fit on A1/A2 flash suppressors, and our 4 muzzle devices which include a low concussion tactical compensator, a flash comp (which has a little bit better muzzle control coupled with better flash reduction), a muzzle brake, and an upgrade flash suppressor.

They fit on YHM phantoms but we don't reccomend the "compensator" with the slots moves toward one side, because it is fairly flimsy. The standard phantom with the 4 equidistant slots will fit, and we recommend it if any YHM device. They appear to be mild steel, they erode fast, and are a little thin. Our flash suppressor (and all of our M4SD-II family devices) are high strength, wear resistant, precipitation hardened 17-4 stainless steel, and the geometry is thicker in all areas in order to maintain a longer service lifespan. If you take a look you'll notice all YHM suppressor mounts have the equidistant slots.

You get us all hot and bothered and don't even post a damn price.

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It's not listed on their site yet, but the original M4-SD is only $550 (MSRP).

we are ready to sell these badboys now

The $755 tax included was an introductory price for the people who were really taking one for the team in buying into something totally unknown and waiting 9 months for us to build them which miraculously they did and were pretty dang patient so hats off to them we couldn't have done it without them. It was a direct price so they all had to pay transfer fees at the dealer.

Our MSRP is $1050, but there is a lower MAP (minimum advertised price) so the street price will probably be a little lower than that. We tried for years to attract buyers with lower prices but I don't think that really works in NFA as can be attested by the fact that we really didn't get anywhere in the 5-6 years we were doing that. The customers buy what is locally available and what is cool and what is cool seems to be effected largely by what is distributed, and products without dealer incentives don't get distributed, so they will never be cool, or widely available.

Evan and Nick are headed to the SHOT Show, and with luck he'll be able to sell us out of these, and maybe even book another run. The cans are hella expensive to run, to the extent that our pre-order was shooting them out to door pretty close to actual manufacturing cost which obviously isn't sustainable. They are really cool though, and I think we should be making 1000 at a time rather than 100. Hopefully we can make that happen in the coming year.

Nick is a partner in a self sealing target company that is somewhere between the ground floor and fully established, and Evan and Nick (and I) as well as a few other partners are also planning to start a training company. So far it looks like the team for that will be bringing about 90-100 years of combined experience in the tactical community to that venture and I think it will be a great group that will help us train some people, expand all 3 companies, and co-promote products.