St. Cloud, Minnesota – Maxim Defense, the premier manufacturer of precision firearms, suppressors, and accessories, is proud to announce the new QD Suppressor System, the latest addition to the hugely successful MSX Suppressor line.
Maxim Defense QD Suppressor & Flash Hider System
This new suppressor utilizes a proprietary flash hider to quickly attach and remove the suppressor without the use of tools. The QD Suppressor and flash hider are multi-caliber compatible, making them perfect for military, law enforcement, hunters, sports shooters, and firearm enthusiasts.
“We couldn’t be more excited about this new suppressor and flash hider system,” said David Farrell, Vice President of Commercial Sales, Maxim Defense. “The QD is the only quick detachable suppressor system on the market that’s fully serviceable and maintainable, giving it a longer lifespan and better performance.”
Available in the DSX, DS, and DS-K models, the QD suppressor system allows for use across multiple calibers, making it easy for customers to use one suppressor for several different firearms, saving both time and money by only needing one tax stamp. Utilizing a patented M-Kore™ technology, the QD ensures unmatched durability and optimized performance. This suppressor is UTM safe and passed SOCOM’s rigorous endurance and destruction tests, proving it can withstand extreme conditions and heavy use. The new QD and flash hider are finished with a CR-DLC coating, providing better resistance to wear, heat, and carbon buildup; making maintenance easier and less frequent, ensuring long-term reliability and durability.
The new QD Suppressor is designed and engineered to be reliable, versatile, and easy to use. Once the flash hider is installed, the QD is quick to attach and remove without the need for special tools or complex steps. The thicker 1-16th ACME threading ensures better torque transfer for a safe and secure fit. The QD is compatible with multiple muzzle devices (including CGS), giving users the ability to choose based on their specific needs. When the QD suppressor is not attached, the flash hider muzzle device functions very effectively.
Key Features include: Technical Specifications:
- Multi-Caliber Compatibility – Length: DSX/DS: 7.9” / DS-K: 6”
- Patented M-Kore™ Technology – Weight: DSX/DS: 21oz / DS-K: 18oz
- Fully Serviceable by the end user – Diameter: 1.75”
- Compatible with CGS muzzle devices – Flash Hider Thread Pitch:1/2 x28 – 5/8×24
MSRP: $1,150 – $1,550 (Includes suppressor and QD muzzle device)
Live Inventory Price Checker
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MAXIM DSX-QD SUPPRESSOR 7.62 GRY | BattleHawk Armory | $ 1595.00 |
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MAXIM PRS-QD SUPPRESSOR 6.5CM GRY | BattleHawk Armory | $ 895.00 $ 861.49 |
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Maxim Defense DSX-D Suppressor - Black | 5.56NATO | BattleHawk Armory | $ 1395.00 $ 899.99 |
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Maxim Defense DSX-D 5.56 Suppressor | Rainier Arms | $ 1255.50 |
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Whether in the field or at the range, Maxim Defense suppressors are engineered and designed to perform exceptionally well under a variety of shooting conditions. They offer Increased reliability and longevity due to low gas blowback and low gain in host firearm cyclic rate compared to other, more traditional suppressor designs. They also drop sound to well below hearing-safe levels, decrease flash, decrease recoil, and increase accuracy.
To learn more about the Maxim Defense QD Suppressor and their complete product offerings, please visit www.maximdefense.com and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
About Maxim Defense
Maxim Defense is a development company aiming to provide the Military and First Responders with the next generation of tools and equipment to succeed in today’s most extreme environments. The company primarily engages in firearm, suppressor, and accessory manufacturing, focusing on R&D to produce better, lighter, and more reliable firearms and accessories. As an industrial-design-centered organization, Maxim seeks to improve and enhance existing weapons platforms alongside developing cutting-edge technologies for redefining the future. Maxim Defense is headquartered in St. Cloud, MN.
I’ve never fired a weapon with a suppressor attached, but I’ve seen a shooter with one attached to his rifle on the LGR and it unbalanced the weapon to be barrel heavy. When he fired the weapon hearing protection was still needed. Anyone know what the decibels would be for these?