Disavowed Group

Disavowed Group started as a government-funded research project and evolved into a commercial suppressor manufacturer. Their entire product line stems from collaboration with US SOCOM and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory—the kind of institutional backing most suppressor makers never get.

They don't use traditional baffle designs. Instead, Disavowed Group relies on 3D printing with Inconel 718 and selective laser melting to create suppressors that handle heat and erosion differently than stamped or machined alternatives. Inconel 718 is an aerospace-grade nickel alloy—it's what NASA uses on spacecraft. That material choice matters when your suppressor is absorbing repeated thermal cycles.

Their manufacturing process uses high-fidelity computational models before anything gets printed, meaning the internal geometry is optimized for acoustics and heat management before the first unit ships.

• •Inconel Suppressors — Heat and erosion resistant. Routine inspection and periodic cleaning keeps performance at peak levels.

• •Titanium Suppressors — Extremely durable but require different care than stainless steel. More sensitive to carbon fouling and harsh chemicals. Available in rifle, pistol, and rimfire versions.

Disavowed Group provides detailed cleaning instructions specific to each material:

• •Inconel units respond well to standard cleaning schedules with appropriate eye and hand protection
• •Titanium suppressors need tighter cleaning rhythms than Inconel, especially rimfire models (rimfire ammo produces more fouling per round)
• •Titanium pistol suppressors require material-specific care protocols

All cleaning should be done with the firearm unloaded and standard range safety procedures followed.

Disavowed Group sells suppressors nationwide through a dealer network. They maintain a "Where to Buy" locator on their website to help customers find authorized dealers in their area.

Products include warranty registration and come with detailed cleaning instructions specific to material type. Customer support covers both technical questions and service inquiries.