Description
Includes the Recce Armorer’s Tool that supports Recce and Paladin rear geometry along with the Mount Adapter Driver to assist muzzle device removal with Griffin’s newest muzzle devices.
Due to unprecedented demand, for the foreseeable future ALL dealer silencer orders must be placed through your assigned sales rep. Silencer orders placed via the webstore dealer portal will NOT be fulfilled at your dealer pricing tier. We apologize for any inconvenience.
$19.95
In stock
Includes the Recce Armorer’s Tool that supports Recce and Paladin rear geometry along with the Mount Adapter Driver to assist muzzle device removal with Griffin’s newest muzzle devices.
| Weight | 2 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |

For the life of the product, we will repair or replace the product if it becomes damaged or defective for any reason other than loss/theft, misuse, or natural wear.

Founded in 2005, Griffin Armament is the oldest privately-owned suppressor manufacturer in the US and maintains its comittment to pushing the envelope.

Griffin products are manufactured in Griffin's Watertown, WI facility headquarters by freedom-loving Americans, for freedom-loving Americans.
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Chris –
Hope I never need it but I got it.
Adam Krolikowski –
Works like a champ. Pretty much a life saver when my blast shield was stuck to my taper mount.
Jeffrey –
I wish I knew about this tool when I purchased my RECCE 5. I had to send it back to remove the taper mount muzzle brake from the silencer.
Corey Hayes –
My Recce 5 was stuck on the taper mount and I tried every imaginable trick to loosen it. I finally contacted Griffin and they pointed me to this tool. One quick twist and it was free.
Lupe Valdez –
Have not had to use it …. I hope I don’t either but better have it and not need it … than to need it and not have it !! It’s hold a very nice n tight fit on my Recce7
John from MD –
I should have bought one of these when I bought the suppressor. Makes it super easy to loosen up after a hot range session.
Rob Beals –
This simple kit made short work of removing a stuck muzzle device, in my Recce 5. Easy fix for the future, for when sufficient muzzle device torque plus application of high temp anti-seize to the suppressor threading fails during can removal.
Juan Ayala –
Exactly what I needed to get a stuck Suppressor off the muzzle brake.
Definitely something to keep in your tool kit/range bag.
MS –
My flash hider came off of the barrel with the suppressor stuck to it. After a lot of grief, I ordered, received and used this tool to easily remove the muzzle device from the suppressor.
Anonymous –
My fault for not confirming the torque on my muzzle device but this is exactly what I needed to get me back up and running.