RESILIENT FREE BIRD .36 CAL SUPPRESSOR
RESILIENT FREE BIRD modular .36 cal suppressor with 17-4 stainless construction, HUB compatibility, and flexible multi-host performance.
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Description
RESILIENT FREE BIRD Features
The RESILIENT FREE BIRD is a modular .36 caliber suppressor built for shooters who want one can that covers a wide mix of pistol-caliber, subsonic rifle, and centerfire rifle use. Resilient designed it for flexibility first, so it can move across different host platforms without locking the user into a narrow role. As a result, it works well for shooters who value broad compatibility and adaptable setup options.
Its modular design allows the shooter to shorten the suppressor to better match the host firearm and intended use. In addition, the FREE BIRD uses HUB or Bravo 1.375x24 thread compatibility, which opens the door to a wide range of direct-thread and QD mounting solutions. Integrated wrench flats also make installation more straightforward. Because Resilient builds it from 17-4 stainless steel and rates it for full-auto use, it combines versatility with the kind of durability many shooters want in a multi-purpose suppressor.
The platform also stands out for its broad caliber coverage. Resilient lists it for use with 9mm, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, 300 Blackout, .338 ARC subsonics, 5.56, .223, 7.62x39, and several larger rifle cartridges within stated barrel restrictions. That wide operating window gives the FREE BIRD a practical role for shooters trying to simplify a multi-host suppressor lineup.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Resilient Suppressors
Model: Free Bird
Type: Modular multi-caliber suppressor
Construction: 17-4 stainless steel
Finish: Cerakote
Mounting Interface: HUB / Bravo 1.375x24 compatible
Included Mount: 1/2x28 Ti direct thread adapter
Additional Notable Specs: Modular length-adjustable design, integrated wrench flats, full-auto rated, includes 9mm endcap
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