Frequently Asked Questions

Please refer to our Fitment page.  

If you’re still unsure, send us a message with the following information:

• The gun(s) you’re suppressing (firearm type, caliber, barrel length, handguard length, etc.)
• The suppressor(s) and other mounting part(s) you’re using
• How often you shoot suppressed vs unsuppressed
• How often you shoot unsuppressed in dark conditions
• Any other considerations or personal priorities

Use our Product Finder Tool to purchase directly through Comstock Armory dealers.

Comstock parts are manufactured in the US by our domestic manufacturing partners.  View our How It's Made page for pictures of some of our parts in process.

Generally speaking, the steel and titanium adapters are functionally identical.  The main differences are cost (steel is less expensive) and weight (titanium is lighter).  Because the adapter isn't being directly blasted like the muzzle device or suppressor body, there’s no concerns about sparking or erosion.

Please see the installation instructions linked in the description of each product.

Recommended tools:

• Torque wrench
• Appropriately sized crows foot wrench
• Vise or tool to secure rifle upper and/or suppressor body
• Rocksett

If you do not have these tools available, we highly recommended having installation done by a qualified gunsmith.

All Comstock products have a lifetime warranty, and we’re happy to work with you to make things right.  Please send us a message with the following information:

• Describe the problem in as much detail as possible (include pictures if necessary)
• Describe what you’ve already tried to address this (if anything)
• The specific part model(s) you have
• Which gun(s) and suppressor(s)
• Which dealer you got it from and roughly when you received it

We no longer offer gunsmithing, engraving, slide cut milling, or coating services.  At this point, we’re purely focused on our suppressor mounting parts.

No, as much as we’d like to accommodate these requests, custom work is relatively inefficient and expensive.  In order to ensure we’re keeping up with demand for our current parts, we keep our machine time dedicated to production batches as much as possible.  

That said, you’re more than welcome to suggest new parts you’d like to see.  We use this feedback (among other things) to decide which items to prioritize and make next.

We don't do direct sales, but Banshee Defense carries most of our parts and offers discounts for this.

We don’t do individual direct sales, but our parts are available at dealer price through Allen Arms and Zanders.

No, Comstock Armory does not buy firearms.