Firearm silencer assembly and method of use

1. A firearm suppressor assembly comprising:

a. a muzzle mount further comprising a base and a front housing extending longitudinally from the base, wherein said base is operable to attach to a firearm, and wherein the front housing further comprises an open front end, a baffle chamber disposed within the front housing, and a plurality of relief ports that communicates with the baffle chamber;

b. an elongate member comprising a top wall and a bottom wall extending from a proximal end of the elongate member to an opposing distal end, each having an outer surface and an inner surface, wherein a plurality of barriers connected to the inner surface of the top and bottom wall define an initial expansion chamber and a plurality of baffle chambers within the elongate member, wherein the initial expansion chamber is operable to receive the front housing of the muzzle mount, wherein the proximal end of the elongate member is operable to attach to the muzzle mount;

c. an outer tube operable to enclose the elongate member;

d. an end cap, wherein the end cap is operable to attach to the distal end of the elongate member; and

e. a blank firing adaptor comprising a stem attached to a head, wherein the stem is sized and dimensioned to fill the bore, wherein the head is operable to be fastened to the open front end of the muzzle mount,

wherein a bore operable to receive a projectile extends longitudinally through the muzzle mount, elongate member, and end cap.

2. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 wherein the head of the blank firing adaptor and the inner surface of the front housing of the muzzle mount are threaded to allow the blank firing adaptor to be securely fastened to the muzzle mount.

3. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 further comprising at least one outlet port disposed within the initial expansion chamber, at least one discharge opening at the distal end of the elongate member, at least one opening along the perimeter of the end cap, and at least one recessed channel machined in the outer surface of the top or bottom wall and extending longitudinally along the length of the wall, wherein the port communicates with the discharge opening via the recessed channel, and wherein the discharge opening communicates with the opening of the end cap.

4. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 wherein the distal end of the elongate member comprises a recessed region, such that an enclosed cavity is formed around the bore and between the distal end and the end cap.

5. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 4 wherein one or more openings of the end cap communicate with the recessed region.

6. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 wherein the end cap further comprises threads operable to fasten within the bore of the distal end of the elongate member.

7. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 wherein the base of the muzzle mount is fastened to the proximal end of the elongate member using a detent ball bearing and spring system.

8. A firearm suppressor assembly for use with a blank firing adaptor, comprising:

a. a muzzle mount further comprising a base and a front housing extending longitudinally from the base, wherein said base is operable to attach to a firearm, and wherein the front housing further comprises an open front end, a baffle chamber disposed within the front housing, and a plurality of relief ports that communicates with the baffle chamber;

b. an elongate member comprising a top wall and a bottom wall extending from a proximal end of the elongate member to an opposing distal end, each having an outer surface and an inner surface, wherein a plurality of barriers connected to the inner surface of the top and bottom wall define an initial expansion chamber and a plurality of baffle chambers within the elongate member, wherein the initial expansion chamber is operable to receive the front housing of the muzzle mount, wherein the proximal end of the elongate member is operable to attach to the muzzle mount;

c. an outer tube operable to enclose the elongate member;

d. an end cap, wherein the end cap is operable to attach to the distal end of the elongate member, wherein a bore operable to receive a projectile extends longitudinally through the muzzle mount, elongate member, and end cap; and

e. a blank firing adaptor comprising a stem attached to a head, wherein the stem is sized and dimensioned to fill the bore, wherein the head is operable to be fastened to the open front end of the muzzle mount.

9. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 8 wherein the head of the blank firing adaptor and the inner surface of the front housing of the muzzle mount are threaded to allow the blank firing adaptor to be securely fastened to the muzzle mount.

10. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 8 further comprising at least one port disposed within a portion of the outer wall defining the initial expansion chamber, at least one discharge opening at the distal end of the elongate member, at least one opening along the perimeter of the end cap, and at least one recessed channel in the outer surface of the top or bottom wall extending longitudinally along the length of the wall, wherein the port communicates with the discharge opening via the recessed channel, and wherein the discharge opening communicates with the opening of the end cap.

11. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 8 wherein the distal end of the elongate member comprises a recessed region, such that an enclosed cavity is formed around the bore and between the distal end and the end cap.

12. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 11 wherein one or more openings of the end cap communicate with the recessed region.

13. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 8 wherein the end cap further comprises a stem that is sized and dimensioned to fit within the bore at the distal end of the elongate member.

14. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 13 wherein the stem of the end cap and the bore disposed within the distal end of the elongate member are threaded to allow the end cap to be fastened to the distal end of the elongate member.

15. The firearm suppressor assembly of claim 1 wherein the base of the muzzle mount is fastened to the proximal end of the elongate member using a detent ball bearing and spring system.

16. A method for firing blank projectiles while using a suppressor, said method comprising the steps of:

f. providing a firearm;

g. providing a firearm suppressor assembly comprising;

a muzzle mount further comprising a base and a front housing extending longitudinally from the base, wherein said base is operable to attach to the firearm, and wherein the front housing further comprises an open front end, a baffle chamber disposed within the front housing, and a plurality of relief ports that communicates with the baffle chamber;

an elongate member comprising a top wall and a bottom wall extending from a proximal end of the elongate member to an opposing distal end, each having an outer surface and an inner surface, wherein a plurality of barriers connected to the inner surface of the top and bottom wall define an initial expansion chamber and a plurality of baffle chambers within the elongate member, wherein the initial expansion chamber is operable to receive the front housing of the muzzle mount, wherein the proximal end of the elongate member is operable to attach to the muzzle mount;

an outer tube operable to enclose the elongate member; and

an end cap, wherein the end cap is operable to attach to the distal end of the elongate member, wherein a bore operable to receive a projectile extends longitudinally through the muzzle mount, elongate member, and end cap;

h. providing a blank firing adaptor comprising a stem attached to a head, wherein the stem is sized and dimensioned to fill the bore, wherein the head is operable to be fastened to the open front end of the muzzle mount;

i. attaching the base of the muzzle mount to the barrel of the firearm;

j. fastening the blank firing adaptor to the front housing of the muzzle mount;

k. sliding the elongate member over the front housing of the muzzle mount;

l. sliding the outer tube over the elongate member;

m. fastening the end cap to the second end of the elongate member; and

n. discharging a blank projectile through the firearm.