Hello "The Few The Proud"
Yes, they are in production. Feel free to email me any specific questions about our carbine or suppressed system. You can get more details on our web site. Here's link to our suppressed system's page:
http://www.d3llc.com/#!suppressed-systems/y31ea
Our web site list MSRP. Feel free to email me about a specific build and build time. I can also quote you an exact price via email.
D3LLCgroup@gmail.com
NOTE: We are in the process of moving across town, to a larger space. We expect to be shut down the rest of the month of December so we can focus on getting the new location operational. I'm still reachable via email
For 2016 we will be offering our D3-9SD in three build options
1.
Complete Carbine, built with your accessory options.
2.
Upper Assembly, with or without bolt carrier and charging handle, and your accessory options. This is a great option if you already own a SBR AR 9mm lower or have a standard lower and want to use a 9mm mag block conversion. Or, if you want to save some money and purchase a more budget friendly lower, like the New Frontier Armory Glock lower or the new ATI Glock lower that should be released mid-2016.
3.
Barrel and Suppressor Only, those who want to build something unique. You can use almost any upper and forend, as long as the ID of the forend fits the diameter of our suppressor.
In 2016, we will no longer offer the M-LOK forend as a standard option. The locking system of the M-LOK uses a long screw and thick CAM. We have to shorten the screws and machine the CAMs slightly thinner to make it work. It's time consuming and forces customers to only buy M-LOK accessories from us.
We will gladly offer the M-LOK if you REALLY like the M-LOK system. Just know that you're going to want to order the accessories directly from us and there will be a small fee for the machining of the CAMs and screws.
We also "may" change the suppressor to a non-serviceable version. This is still undecided. Honestly, there really isn't a need to take the suppressor apart and clean it, unless you've shot 30,000+ rounds. There just isn't much fouling or carbon buildup with the 9mm cartridge (unless you are shooting lead, copper washed, or reloaded ammunition). We've just crossed over the 9,000 round mark with our original suppressor and it's still running strong without a cleaning. Every time we unscrew the suppressor off the barrel, we give it a little tap on the workbench and any buildup flakes off.
Besides, we've already had one guy take it apart and was unable to reassemble it without damaging the internal threads on the muzzle cap.