Operation and Maintenance Manual

3. Carefully tighten the silencer onto the host firearm's muzzle threads in
the “ON” direction indicated on the piston. See Figure 2.
REMOVING YOUR Ti-RANT 45-M FROM A HOST FIREARM
1. Always keep the host firearm pointed in a safe direction.
2. Render the firearm safe by removing the magazine, completely unload-
ing the firearm and engaging the safety to the "SAFE" position. See the
firearm's owner's manual for detailed instructions.
3. Verify the silencer is at ambient temperature. If the silencer is hot, allow
it to cool.
CAUTION! Never handle a hot
silencer without heat-resis-
tant gloves, as this may lead
to skin burns and/or personal
injury.
4. Carefully unscrew the si-
lencer from the host firearm's
muzzle threads in the oppo-
site of the “ON” direction in-
dicated on the piston. See
Figure 3.
CONFIGURING YOUR Ti-RANT 45-M FOR COMPACT USE
WARNING! Only perform configuration procedures on silencers that
are not mounted to a firearm. Attempting to configure a mounted si-
lencer could lead to property damage, personal injury and/or death.
1. If the silencer is mounted to a host firearm, remove it. See “Removing
your Ti-RANT 45-M from a host firearm”.
2. Grasp the silencer around the front module and unscrew and remove
the front end cap. See Figure 4.
3. Grasp the silencer around the circumference of the main tube body and
unscrew and remove the front module. See Figure 5.
4. Thread the front end cap
fully into the main tube body.
See Figure 6.
CONFIGURING YOUR
Ti-RANT 45-M FOR
FULL-SIZE USE
WARNING! Only perform con-
figuration procedures on si-
lencers that are not mounted
to a firearm. Attempting to
configure a mounted silencer
could lead to property dam-
age, personal injury and/or
death.
1. If the silencer is mounted to
a host firearm, remove it.
See “Removing your Ti-
RANT 45-M from a host
firearm”.
2. Unscrew and remove the
front end cap from the main
tube body. See Figure 7.
3. Thread the front module fully
into the main tube body. See
Figure 8.
4. Thread the front end cap
fully into the front module.
See Figure 9.
DISASSEMBLING YOUR
Ti-RANT 45-M A.S.A.P.
SYSTEM
The A.S.A.P. System can be
quickly and easily disassembled for cleaning, maintenance, or to simply
swap one piston for another with a different barrel interface thread. It is
SILENCER MODEL Ti-RANT 9-M P.5 SILENCER MODEL Ti-RANT 9-M P.6
Figure 3
Unscrew in opposite
direction of “ON”
rotation arrow.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
Front Module
Front End Cap
Front Module
Main Tube
Body
Main Tube
Body
Front
End
Cap