Who owns Advanced Armament Corp?
Remington Arms
Advanced Armament Corporation/Parent organizations
How old is Kevin Brittingham?
The 42-year-old multimillionaire started selling guns when he was in high school, opened an NFA shop selling silencers, and then incorporated Advanced Armament Corporation when he was 19. His marketing prowess mated with an uncanny sense of innovation alone would get him going in the right direction.
Is AAC owned by Remington?
Well, it’s official, Remington, a Freedom Group, Inc./Cerberus Capital Management L.P.-owned company, has acquired/purchased Advanced Armament Corp. (AAC).
Who designed the honey badger?
Q Honey Badger 7″ 300 BLK SBR The original Honey Badger was developed at AAC by previous owner and Q CEO, Kevin Brittingham and his R&D team…
Who Purchased AAC?
Remington/Freedom Group
Since then, four other Ti-Rant units have hit the market, making this line of silencers renowned throughout the industry. Acquired by Remington/Freedom Group in 2009, AAC continued production in Georgia until 2014, when manufacturing was consolidated at the Remington Outdoor Company facility in Huntsville, AL.
Where is the AAC M4-2000 made?
Producing out of awe-inspiring Alabama, AAC designed this suppressor with the goal of creating a reliable, versatile silencer for firearm enthusiasts. Throw in the premium accuracy and convenience offered by the M4-2000, and they hit yet another bullseye in the industry.
Why choose Advanced Armament Corporation?
AMERICA’S PIONEER AND LEADER IN SOUND SUPPRESSION. SINCE 1994. Advanced Armament Corporation has pioneered every major advancement in silencer technology. Powered by our unparalleled commitment to innovation at the best facilities in the industry, we are proud to bring you the quietest and most effective firearms silencers on the planet.
What makes the M4-2000 so durable?
Constructed with lightweight and sturdy Inconel, the M4-2000’s extreme durability is heightened by the welding together of the baffles, creating a completely sealed inner core. This also allows for the unit to be full-auto rated on barrels as short as 10” in length.
Is the AAC M4-2000 the right suppressor for your AR-15?
Moreover, its compact size (6.6”) merely adds to the suppressor’s maneuverability. With a sound reduction range of 32–34 dB, the proof is definitely in the pudding with the AAC M4-2000. Getting one for your AR-15 is making more and more sense…
