Microtech Knives, Inc.

X-ring Customs, LLC

Microtech Defense Industries, Inc.

Donald Ray Helms

Anthony Louis Marfione

Samuel Thomas Seelig

Kenneth William Ey

A bolt-action for a firearm includes a receiver that defines a chamber having a longitudinal axis and a breech end of the receiver. A bolt is at least partially inside the chamber and slidingly engaged with the receiver. The bolt has a locked position that prevents movement of the bolt parallel to the longitudinal axis of the chamber and an unlocked position that allows movement of the bolt parallel to the longitudinal axis of the chamber. A spring under compression is operably engaged with the bolt to bias the bolt away from the breech end of the receiver.

Bolt-action for a firearm

Utility bag

A suppressor for a firearm includes a casing and a plurality of baffles inside the casing. A retainer is releasably coupled to the casing downstream from the plurality of baffles, and the retainer has a downstream surface. A rear cap is releasably coupled to the casing upstream from the plurality of baffles, and the rear cap has an upstream surface and a downstream surface. A downstream rear cap surface feature is defined by the downstream surface of the rear cap and has a complementary shape to the downstream surface of the retainer. When the rear cap is removed from the casing, the downstream rear cap surface feature can engage with the downstream surface of the retainer to remove the retainer from the casing.

Suppressor for a firearm

A suppressor for a firearm includes a casing that defines a rear end opposed to a front end. A plurality of baffles are inside the casing. A rear cap is upstream from the plurality of baffles and releasably coupled to the rear end of the casing, and the rear cap includes an upstream surface. A rear cap surface feature is defined by the upstream surface of the rear cap. A front cap is downstream from the plurality of baffles and releasably coupled to the front end of the casing, and the front cap includes an upstream surface. A front cap surface feature is defined by the front cap, and the front cap surface feature has a complementary shape to the rear cap surface feature so the front cap surface feature can engage with the rear cap surface feature to remove the rear cap from the casing.

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