New Suppressors from Advanced Armament Company (AAC)!

Talking to AAC about the new Element 3 and the Mini 5! The Element 3 is a reborn legend in the history of AAC. Once the golden standard for rimfire in suppressors, the Element 3 is an up to date version of the Element legacy. Best in class performance, no first round pop, and rated now for the ever growing 5.7×28 caliber, the Element 3 is sure to exceed all expectation.
The Advanced Armament Ranger 5 Mini is an ultra-compact silencer for CQC rifles and carbines chambered in .223/5.56. It’s fully-welded Inconel 718 and 17-4 Stainless Steel baffles provides durability on short barrels and under intensive schedules of fire. Now with overbore baffles for 6mm and HUB threads, the suppressor can be installed and removed in seconds to your favorite mounting system. Although it’s made for a very compact footprint, it significantly reduces the sound and flash signatures. On 10.3″ or longer barrels, it’s below the 140 decibel threshold for OSHA safety standards.

[@zhaag]

JJE (PSA's parent company) owns AAC now, correct? so when will we see economically priced everyman silencers hit the market? surely if PSA can build a MP5 under 1k a decent silencer under $300 could be managed.

[@tehclefty5317]

Get a job.

[@youreright7534]

They can't build an mp5 any cheaper than anyone else. That's why they abandoned it

[@floridaman727]

How does AAC even exist still and what has the project design manager been doing to stay employed over the past 15 yrs

[@fusionvic]

He was interviewed over a year ago and he said when JJE bought out AAC, they let AAC do their thing and so they brought the gang back. Josh left a Government Contracts position to come back to AAC. Since they are based in Huntsville, AL - I'm assuming he worked somewhere in Redstone in ACC perhaps. I don't blame him for leaving the Government Contracts job to come back and do something he's passionate about.