AGF Defcom

AGF Defcom brings 25 years of manufacturing experience to the rapidly expanding suppressor market. The Nevada-based manufacturer has invested in additive manufacturing technology to 3D print suppressors, positioning themselves at the forefront of a sector experiencing unprecedented growth.

The suppressor market has grown 265% in just five years, and the removal of the federal $200 tax stamp has created pent-up demand that's driving manufacturers toward advanced production methods.

This growth trajectory created a unique window for AGF Defcom to deploy 3D printing—a technology that conventional manufacturers can't easily replicate.

What sets AGF Defcom apart isn't just the 3D printing capability—it's their partnership with 6K Additive to operate a closed-loop upcycling program. Here's how it works:

• •Metal scrap from production gets converted into high-performance powder via 6K Additive's proprietary UniMelt microwave system
• •That powder becomes feedstock for 3D printing suppressors
• •This eliminates scrap disposal costs while generating premium domestic powder supply

According to CEO Zoltan Kovacs: *"We have successfully transformed what was once a logistical and financial burden into a high-value asset that directly improves our bottom line."

The quality of metal powder is non-negotiable in additive manufacturing. By partnering with 6K Additive and recycling their own scrap, AGF Defcom ensures consistent, high-performance feedstock while maintaining complete vertical control over their supply chain.

This isn't a startup experiment. AGF Defcom's quarter-century track record in manufacturing provides the operational foundation needed to scale 3D printing into production. The combination of proven manufacturing discipline with cutting-edge additive technology positions them to capture significant market share as suppressor demand continues its steep trajectory.