Preview: Adapteur & Silencieux Silencer Adapter

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posted on March 8, 2026
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Adapteur & Silencieux Silencer Adapter

Cleverly designed and precisely made in France by Adaptateur & Silencieux, the Ruger Mark IV, III and II Silencer Adapter allows those classic models to accept suppressors.

Machined from bronzed steel, the adapter is available in 1/2x20 tpi (1/2 UNF) or 1/2x28 tpi (1/2 UNEF) threading. Machined slots in three of the unit’s four components accommodate the factory front target sight. Installation is simple: Slide the knurled lock ring onto the bull barrel past the front sight, slide the adapter body with thread stud on and hand-tighten the lock ring. A polymer bushing protects the host gun’s finish.

Suggested retail pricing on the suppressor adapter is $149. For more information, visit suppressor-thread-adapter.com

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