Ridgeline Suppressors

[1AngryGoat]

Anyone here have experience with a Ridgeline Suppressor? They’re only an hour away here in NM but I haven't had a chance to swing by. I saw they teamed up with a local national lab and I'm curious how their cans actually perform.

Anyone own one? How’s the performance and QC?

 

[Old Man with Gun]

I've never heard of them, but personally, being local is the last criteria I would use in a suppressor decision. If you go local I'd add how long have they been around, likely to stick around and will they fix your suppressor for free even when the baffle strike could have been avoided like many of the big guys do.

From their website they look all 3D printed, first question I'd have for them is if they do any manufacturing in house. If they use subcontractors to make them, do they have any capacity to fix them?

 

[1AngryGoat]

Thanks for the advice! I’ll definitely try to ask those questions if I get a chance to stop by. I’m new to suppressors and, honestly, I’ve never even seen or heard one in person. That’s why I wanted to visit their shop and check them out for myself.

From what I’ve heard, they actually 3D-print their own suppressors. They mainly run a precision machine shop that makes parts for local labs and other companies in the area.