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2/27/2024 4:26:33 PM EDT
[Last Edit: kedminster][Edited]
Energetic Armament has joined ARFCOM as an industry partner and I will be your tour guide!

My name is Karl Edminster and I am one of the founders and design engineers at Energetic... AMA!

Need to contact me? [email protected] or you can call/txt 617.966.9675

Here is a link to our website: Energetic Armament
2/27/2024 5:00:39 PM EDT
[#1]
Welcome!


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Arfcom pricing?
2/27/2024 5:23:10 PM EDT
[#2]
When I click on "Learn More" under accessories, it takes me back to the home page.

What innovations do you think your suppressors bring to the table?
Andrôn gàr epiphanôn pâsa gê táphos - Pericles
3/4/2024 3:44:15 PM EDT
[#3]
Is my Gen 1 ARX a collectors item now? Seeing as how crazy the material costs to make it?
Fuck Cancer. Love you Pop.
3/12/2024 6:14:22 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By rippr334:
When I click on "Learn More" under accessories, it takes me back to the home page.

What innovations do you think your suppressors bring to the table?
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Our engineering focus is on efficiency. In our design process we seek to get the most db/oz. (primary) and dB/in. (secondary). We believe most of our shooters want to get the most performance they can out of a silencer without overshooting the design to a point of diminishing returns as it often the case with other suppressors that seek the most dB reduction in terms of absolute numbers.

Additionally we hold several patents on our serial ID ring. This innovation lets us do same-day warranty core replacements and provides a clean and efficient path to future core upgrades. We are currently licensing the serial ring IP to several other manufacturers.

Our Vox-S represents an innovation in the use of new and novel aerospace materials with a core stack of C300 Nickle-Cobalt Maraging Steel. This high tensile steel allows a very light and strong core that can handle high temperatures. This allowed us to bridge the capabilities gap between Steel/Inconel/Stellite cans and Titanium cans through applied material science.

Karl Edminster
Chief Enginerd
Energetic Armament

PS: Thanks for letting me know about the website error. I will pass that along to our webteam to correct.
3/12/2024 6:16:54 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By voodochild:
Is my Gen 1 ARX a collectors item now? Seeing as how crazy the material costs to make it?
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Lets just say it may be awhile before we produce more ARX. We got a little ahead of ourselves and let engineering ambition outpace business practicality.

Karl Edminster
Sometimes Impractical Engineer
Energetic Armament
3/12/2024 6:41:59 PM EDT
[#6]
Did I miss the prices on the site?
Silent Brigade 1-20-20
3/13/2024 10:50:38 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By weapons_free:
Did I miss the prices on the site?
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You can get pricing through any of our dealers. Some of the big dealers that are associated with ARFCOM are Hansohn Brothers, Capitol Armory and Silencer Shop. All great folks to buy from.
3/13/2024 1:54:54 PM EDT
[#8]
Thanks for being here!

I for one, would welcome more lightweight options; that is my main criteria along w/ performance and price.

If a lot of folks were honest with themselves, very few will ever 'test' the capabilities of a 'hard use' suppressor, but would certainly enjoy the benefits of lightness, length, and maneuverability.  Question for those who have been- would an average Carbine Course test the limits of a lightweight silencer (say Diligent Defense Enticer Ti?).  Has anyone seen one fail at a rifle course?

Similar to sports cars, we all like the idea of 500/600 HP, but few would ever use it on any sort of regular basis.  I know, the few outliers will come here and say I mag dump daily while driving my Porsche at 200 mph (good on 'ya!). Or some simply want to be able to if needed. But whutabut' the SHTF, Zombie, Haitian Cannibalism coming to my 'hood?  Well,  burning out the baffle stack on your suppressor might be the least of your worries, amirit?

Perhaps give us 2 options: Ti for average use, SS or Inconel (or whatever) for hard use.

QUESTION:  Is a hi back pressure the best for bolt guns (trapping the gasses for the longest period).  Is there anything like a double endcap solution, one endcap with vents for semi auto, one with no vents for bolt guns.

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