Innnnnnnnnteresting:

No threads or permanent quick disconnect attachment at all… it just sits next to the barrel 🤔.  The hand clap science they did in the video isn’t enough to convince me this is a good idea.  Conventional suppressors stay with the barrel even when it tilts (such as the Glock barrel does when the weapon is cycling), that Glock rail isn’t exactly something I would trust to hold that big thing and not move.  I’d hate to get some speed holes I didn’t want in a suppressor.

Ugh 0:54 we see that the guy has a spikey base plate on his glock magazine.  Cool accessory brah:

The look of the suppressor is really low effort… I like that in this case though.  They could have went crazy with the fillets and chamfers and logos and recesses but no.  They really owned the functional brick look. EDIT: Looks like I spoke too soon. After I embedded the video I see that the video screenshot contains what I guess is the final version 😂.

Man that guy demoing the product is TIER -23 AF.

I don’t know if Fischer Development has a website, because if they do I can’t find it.  It says they are “distributed” by ISSC Austria though, so you can click through to that site and bother those guys for info if you really want.

Thoughts?

Gat tip: doublequestionmark