Noah Corek
Cocked, Locked and a Smoking Barrel
- Intent: To create a line of suppressor accessories that Hekler'Kok can market
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- Manufacturer: Hekler'Kok Defense Industries
- Affiliation: Hekler'Kok Defense Industries
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Whisper-class Suppressor Series
- Modularity: Individual baffles can be removed to lengthen or shorten the suppressor depending on the caliber
- Production: Minor
- Material: Titanium-Alusteel Alloy (Tube), Stellite (Baffles) and CeramiCoat (Tube Coating)
- Compatible with a Variety Amount of Calibers
- Comes in two types: Pistol and Rifle
- Textured Tube Base
- Individually Replaceable Baffles
- Dual Attachment Method
- Whisper Quiet: The main benefit of the suppressor is the fact that it turns a slugthrower shot, which is usually even louder than a blaster shot, into a very quiet affair making it easier on the shooters ears and more stealthy
- High Heat Warning: The way the suppressor quiets down the slugthrower shot, by trapping the gases of the weapon and releasing them slowly, also leads to the suppressor heating up and can easily burn unprotected skin
Looking to expand their markets yet again the design team at Hekler'Kok began looking at market research to see where they were deficient. They were surprised to find out that a lot of third party companies were building and selling accessories and the like for Hekler'Kok weapons. Deciding to cut out the middle man for customers, and increase their own revenue stream at the same time, the team began looking to build accessories they could market to their customers.
After doing some more research they found that the most in demand product in the aftermarket market were suppressors. With this in mind they began designing a suppressor they could market that would have their official seal of approval. As always the began by trying to decide which type they would use and they landed on a simple cylindrical design.
The next step in their process was to of course choose the materials that would be involved in suppressors construction. They decided to make the outer tube out of their trademark Titanium-Alusteely alloy to help with weight and durability. The baffles of suppressor were made out of stellite, as this cobalt-chromium alloy with a hint of tungsten is designed to resist wear and high temperatures. Lastly the entire suppressor was coated in CeramiCoat to prevent external wear.
While there wasn't many features you can add to a simple suppressor the design team did their best. They made the suppressor compatible with various calibers, all the ones that they market and some that they even don't. Besides being adaptable to different calibers it also comes in two sizes: one for pistols and one for rifles. A textured tube base on the suppressor gives users a area to more easily grip when attaching or removing the suppressor. Individually replaceable baffles make cleaning, repair and adjusting the suppressor to different calibers much easier. Lastly the design team gave the weapon a dual attachment methods either a direct thread attachment or a quick attach/detach method.
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