B&T XH-556 from BEAR ARMS near El Dorado Springs, Springfield, MO

The Print-XH RBS 556 556 Ti raises the bar for cutting-edge suppressor design, specifically tuned for the increased pressures associated with 5.56 / .223 firearms. By combining a 3-D printed titanium with a 718 Inconel blast baffle, it delivers a strategic balance of lightweight handling and advanced flash suppression—perfect for high-round-count, high-heat scenarios. Leveraging B&T’s Reduced Backpressure System (RBS) alongside a low-flash endcap, the Print-XH offers an innovative answer to the dual challenges of gas blowback and muzzle signature often encountered in other reduced-backpressure setups.

While the 3D-printed titanium body keeps this suppressor exceptionally light and robust, the 718 Inconel blast baffle plays a key role in taming the muzzle flash often seen in other reduced-backpressure systems. This unified approach ensures consistent, reliable operation in high-heat, high-volume shooting environments—without compromising on overall strength or service life.

B&T’s proven RBS feature keeps bolt speed increases to less than 2%, preventing excessive wear on vital components and reducing gas blowback toward the shooter. At the muzzle, the low-flash endcap helps to further tame visual signature, so you can maintain situational awareness without distracting muzzle flash.

• Hybrid 3-D Printed Design: Lightweight titanium body for easier handling, plus a robust Inconel blast baffle to withstand superheated gases.
• Reduced Backpressure System (RBS): Limits bolt speed increase to under 2%, preserving weapon health and operator comfort.
• Low-Flash Endcap: Minimizes visible signature, critical for stealth and situational clarity.
• No Barrel Length Restrictions: Engineered for full-auto use and ensures flexibility across firearm platforms.
• Weldless Construction: Eliminates traditional weak points, improving reliability over extended shooting sessions.
• User-Friendly Mounting: HUB interface options (1.375×24 TPI) and wrench flats simplify attachment or removal across multiple rifle systems.
• Performance Enhancements:Minimal sparking and flash; negligible bolt speed increase of +/- 1.9% on M4 carbines.
• SOCOM Burn Down Testing: 240 rounds x 95 repeated cycles equating to 22,000+ rounds fired during final testing phase.