FOR Systems Monarch 762 Ti Black

Specs:
Material: Titanium
Method of Manufacturing: DMLS
Weight: 10.9 oz
Length: 7? (without a mount)
Diameter: 1.75?
Bore: .30 cal
Finish: C Series Cerakote (Black, FDE, ODG, or RAW media blasted finish)
No mount is included, but we recommend closed tined flash hiders or brakes to be ran with our design. 3 prong flash hiders are not recommended as it diminishes performance based on our findings with in-house testing
Barrel length restrictions: 10.5” 5.56 & similar cartridges, 10.5” supersonic .300blk or 7.62×39, 5.5? .300blk subs, 16” .308 and similar cartridges, 18” .300 win Mag and larger magnum .30cals
Full Auto Rating: 30 rounds per minute, after 90 rounds allow a 10 minute cool down period. 
Design Highlights:
“PFM” Baffle Technology (Preferential Flow Management) is incredibly efficient in both flow regimes while maintaining minimal back pressure
Venting array helps direct sound away from the shooter and bystanders behind the muzzle
Incredible flash suppression for a high flow rate design
DMLS manufacturing method allows for design elements not seen in other technologies
Maintains suppression efficiency even on small calibers like 5.56
Integral DMLS printed flash hider end cap
Knurling design helps with removal/tightening of suppressor by hand
Wrench flats (1.5?) to help with install or removal of mounting system
1.375×24 HUB threads allows user to run mounting system of their choice
Intended cartridges: .300 BLK, 7.62x39mm, .308 win, 5.56. (.30 cal and smaller)
 

MONARCH 7.62 Ti USERS MANUAL (Included in the box as well)

Mounts: All 1.375×24 RH TPI Mounts will work. Distance from shoulder to blast baffle is 1.59”. Please check mount and can with an alignment rod while mounted to an empty/unloaded rifle.

Cleaning: We recommend the Monarch 7.62 be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner with a Cerakote safe solution every 5000-10,000 rounds or when you feel performance has been reduced. We can do this for a flat fee. See website.

Warranty: If it is our fault, we will take care of you at no expense. If it is your fault, it will be on a case by case basis and up to our discretion. If it is due to gross negligence you will be covering the cost of the repair.