Monolithic firearm suppressor

1. A suppressor for suppressing sounds generated by the discharge of a firearm, the discharge generating propellant gases, the suppressor comprising:

a bore having a first end and a second end, the first end having an inlet aperture and the second end having an outlet aperture; and

a plurality of baffles disposed within the bore, wherein a first baffle is in a slanted configuration, and a second baffle is in a curved configuration having a crest or trough in its middle region; and

a chamber having a volumetric space, wherein the space is at least partially defined by the slanted configuration of the first baffle and the curved configuration of the second baffle.

2. The suppressor of claim 1 , further comprising a removable end cap secured to the second end.

3. The suppressor of claim 1 , further comprising a sleeve substantially enclosing the bore.

4. The suppressor of claim 1 , wherein at least one baffle has a cross-shaped configuration having four open quadrants.

5. The suppressor of claim 1 , where at least one baffle has a configuration that's configured to at least partially prevent gases from mixing with oxygen.

6. The suppressor of claim 4 , wherein the cross-shaped baffle is configured to prevent propellant gases from mixing with oxygen.

7. The suppressor of claim 4 , wherein the cross-shaped baffle is configured to substantially reduce the sound associated with a first round of ammunition fired through the suppressor.

8. The suppressor of claim 1 , wherein the bore and baffles are a unitary monolithic component.

9. The suppressor of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of baffles are configured to cause the propellant gases to generate a plurality of vortices as the propellant gases move from the first end towards the second end.

10. A suppressor for suppressing sounds generated by the discharge of a firearm, the discharge generating propellant gases, the suppressor comprising:

a bore having a first end and a second end, the first end having an inlet aperture and the second end having an outlet aperture;

a plurality of baffles disposed within the bore, wherein the plurality of baffles define a plurality of chambers; and

wherein the plurality of baffles are further comprised of:

a perpendicular baffle configured to prevent the gases from mixing with oxygen;

a slanted baffle; and

wherein the slanted baffle precedes an arcuate baffle having a crest or trough curvature in its middle area.

11. The suppressor of claim 10 , wherein the bore and baffles are one monolithic component.

12. The suppressor of claim 10 , wherein the plurality of baffles define a plurality of chambers, the plurality of chambers further comprising at least one of:

a parallelogram configuration;

a partial “M” configuration; and

a partially skewed “Σ” configuration.

13. The suppressor of claim 10 , wherein the plurality of baffles are configured to cause propellant gases to spin in a plurality of vortices as the propellant gases move from the first end towards the second end.

14. The suppressor of claim 10 , wherein a plurality of vortices generated by the plurality of baffles cause the gases to slow their propagation through the suppressor.

15. A method for suppressing sounds generated by the discharge of a firearm suppressor, the discharge generating propellant gases, the method comprising:

receiving a bullet through an opening of the suppressor, wherein the suppressor comprises a plurality of chambers separated by a plurality of baffles;

receiving the propellant gases associated with the bullet in the plurality of chambers, wherein the configuration of the plurality of chambers cause the propellant gases to spin in a plurality of vortices within one or more of the chambers thereby slowing the propagation of the gases within the suppressor; and wherein a baffle having a cross-shaped configuration with four openings at least partially prevents the gases from mixing with oxygen in the one or more chambers.

16. The method of claim 15 , wherein at least one of the plurality of chambers substantially prevent the propellant gases from mixing with oxygen thereby reducing the sound associated with the first bullet fired through the suppressor.

17. The method of claim 15 , wherein the firearm suppressor is monolithic.