Description
When SureFire submitted its SOCOM556-RC suppressor for consideration by the US Special Operations Command (SOCOM), they expected that the road to certification would be tough, and yet they were confident that their uncompromising standards would be the fundamental factor in their success. Their design not only passed SOCOM’s rigorous trials, it obliterated the competition in every aspect of performance and durability. What better way to earn the right to wear the esteemed SOCOM name. Designed specifically for use with 5.56 mm (.223 caliber) weapon systems featuring a minimum barrel length of 10 inches, the SureFire SOCOM556-RC2 showcases SureFire’s know-how in cutting-edge suppressor design and incorporates the latest in manufacturing techniques and materials to produce the finest tool of its kind. You can count on the SOCOM556-RC2 to deliver the utmost in sound attenuation and a tremendous reduction in flash and dust signature. There’s no question why it’s their best-selling suppressor model. Precision-built of advanced Inconel alloys and stainless steel, and CNC laser-welded for uncompromising durability, the SOCOM556-RC2’s unique internal baffling design reduces back pressure as well as sound to match supreme accuracy with extreme quiet when compared to an unsuppressed weapon. And SureFire’s patented Fast-Attach (R) system makes attachment/removal of the suppressor quick and easy in any environment, from combat to field sports.
- Durable construction
- Tight tolerances and precision bore concentricity
- Tool-less Fast-Attach design
- Innovative mounting adapters for a precise fit
Suppressors and SBR’s are legal to own in 42 states and growing. Suppressors can be purchased through an authorized dealer but are regulated by the national firearms act [nfa] branch of the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives. This means there are a few extra steps for purchasing a suppressor compared to a regular firearm. The following outlines what you need to legally purchase a suppressor.
Requirements
Be a resident of a state where suppressors are legal
Be at least 21 years of age
Be a united states resident
Be legally allowed to purchase a firearm
Pass an atf background check that usually needs 6 to 9 months to process
Pay a one time tax of $200
Ensure your local chief law enforcement officer gets a copy of your form 4
Materials to purchase a suppressor, you will need to find an authorized dealer in your area. Once you find the suppressor you want, the dealer will assist you in filling out a form 4. This is the form you will send into atf along with the following:
Atf form 4 (duplicate)
Fbi form fd-258s in black ink
$200 check to batfe-nfa
Passport photos
Ate form 5320.23 (if using a trust)
PRODUCT SKU: SFSOCOM556-RC2-DE
