FAQ

We stand by our products and will assist you with any issues. To return a product for service within the United States, contact our Technical Support Department at 866-333-9901 or via email to support@tacticalsol.com for an R/A Number. Once received, our team will inspect, repair, and return the product. However, products damaged due to user error or tampering will be returned as is, or may be repaired or replaced at owner’s expense. Please view our Tech Support page for more information.

Repairs are typically completed within five to ten business days upon receipt of the item. However, in cases where the issue is complex or replacement parts are needed, it may take longer. TacSol will provide updates if the repair is anticipated to exceed ten business days.

For repairs covered under warranty or service agreements, TacSol typically provides customers with a complimentary UPS Ground shipping label upon issuance of an RA number.

• Customers sending items voluntarily are responsible for shipping costs to TacSol, with return shipping factored into service charges. Please note that all items must have an RA Number prior to shipment.
• Per UPS policy, TacSol must provide shipping labels. Customers sending firearms for
  non-covered work are responsible for shipping charges both ways.
• Items arriving without an approved Repair Authorization will incur a $25 fee,
  regardless of potential warranty coverage.
• Customers requesting expedited shipping are liable for additional fees, and TacSol
  cannot guarantee transit times.
• TacSol may utilize USPS for certain return shipments at its discretion.
• For more details on shipping firearms, contact Technical Support at 208-333-9901 x116
  or visit our Tech Support page.

All our meticulously crafted aluminum products receive an anodize finish, which is how they get their lustrous and smooth finish. This smooth finish enhances both the aesthetics and performance of our firearms. Due to the anodizing process, TacSol firearms and parts may exhibit differences in perceived color shading.

If using a TacSol X-Ring TD or Owyhee TD rifle, refer to the this FAQ Section first [insert
jump link to X-Ring Takedown & Owyhee Takedown section].

Ensure the firearm is unloaded, and remove the magazine.

• Use quality ammunition, as different rifles may prefer different commercial loadings.
• If using an optical sighting system, such as a red dot sight or scope, ensure all rings, bases, mounts, etc., are torqued to their respective manufacturer’s specifications.
• Check the action screw (the screw holding the receiver/barrel in the stock) to ensure it's not "biting" into the barrel or Takedown adjustment mechanism. Some stocks may require a shorter screw or a shim between the screw head and stock to prevent damage.
• Look for circular "bite marks" on the underside of the barrel, indicating a screw that's too long or tight. Difficulty removing the barrel or adjusting the serrated ring on X-Ring TD and Owyhee TD models may also indicate an overly tight screw.
• For non-Takedown X-Ring rifles, ensure the barrel is fully seated, and the V-Block bolts are torqued to 25 inch-pounds.

Stock-Specific Accuracy Checks

If equpped with a Magpul Hunter X-22® Stock, check if the barrel lug is installed toward the front of the forend. Test the rifle with the lug removed if installed, as it may be unnecessary with TacSol X-Ring barrels.

• For rifles with a Hogue® Overmolded Stock, ensure the action screw isn't overtightened and that the forend isn't overloaded when resting the rifle.
• If installed in an aluminum chassis-style stock, verify the rifle is fully seated in the recessed cavity.

TacSol can ensure the optimal function of our rifles with the 10-round Ruger® BX-1 magazines. We've found these ten-round magazines to offer the highest reliability and consistency available on the market.

1. Ensure the firearm is unloaded, and remove the magazine.
2. Attach the top rail using the rear mounting screw, but leave it loose.
3. Insert the barrel into the barrel channel, making sure it's seated as far back as possible.
4. Align the barrel to allow attachment of the front rail screw.
5. Once aligned, snugly tighten both screws.
6. Tighten the front grip screw.
7. Apply final torque to the rail screws. *Check for any light shining through the barrel/frame seam. If light is visible, loosen all three screws, gently tap the muzzle of the firearm onto a non-marring surface, and then repeat steps 5, 6, and 7.

1. Make sure the firearm is unloaded and remove the magazine.
2. With the firearm pointed in a safe direction, tighten the serrated ring at the front of the receiver clockwise using only your fingers.
3. Once the ring stops, remove the barrel. For both the X-Ring TD and Owyhee TD, ensure the bolt is pulled or locked to the rear before attempting to remove the barrel.
4. Tighten the ring two more clicks after removing the barrel.
5. Reinstall the barrel. The installation should require "forearm strength" at a minimum, indicating a snug lockup between the barrel and the receiver.
6. If the barrel is too tight, loosen the serrated ring with one click.
7. While the X-Ring Takedown and Owyhee Takedown rifles are highly versatile and can fit into a small pack due to the quick-disconnect feature of the barrel, they cannot be freefloated. For optimal accuracy when shooting off a rest, it's recommended to rest the rifle underneath the magazine well, not the forend underneath the barrel.

Simply use a 1/16th Hex Bit to turn the plug screw [ the plug screw immediately ahead of the rear sight assembly ] counterclockwise by one to two turns. This adjustment should allow the bolt to slide in smoothly.

Please contact Technical Support either by phone at 208-333-9901 x116 or form on our Tech Support Page.

Here's a simple solution: While holding the slide slightly rearward, press the barrel rearward from the muzzle, then proceed with the removal process as usual.

Regrettably, due to regulations set forth by the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968, the ATF categorizes baffles as suppressor components. Consequently, "suppressor parts" are subject to the same restrictions as complete suppressors. As a result, we are unable to offer baffles for individual sale.

This restriction applies even in cases where baffles are lost downrange due to a baffle strike. TacSol cannot provide replacements for missing baffles or end caps.

Yes! If you've encountered a baffle or end cap strike with your TacSol Axiom/Cascade/Aeris Suppressor, replacement components are available. Please contact Tech Support to initiate a Return Authorization (RA) and receive a Shipping Label. It's essential to include all suppressor components when sending it in for replacement.

In the unfortunate event that you've damaged your suppressor's outer tube and are unable to remove the baffles, please note that NFA items cannot be remade according to the ATF's interpretation of the National Firearms Act of 1934. However, TacSol offers the option to purchase a new suppressor at a discounted rate if your suppressor is beyond repair. Please be aware that acquiring a new suppressor would necessitate obtaining a new Tax Stamp at the suppressor owner's expense, as it involves the transfer of an entirely new suppressor. Please see our Tech Support page for more info.