The NFA gives a lot of people pause, but if you're willing to travel those waters the benefits in defending your home can be huge ..read more

SETTING THE NEW STANDARD SureFire’s New Low-Pressure, Low-Flash RC3 Suppressor When you’re a legacy company, one that others have been chasing for decades, you can’t just release a new product on a whim. There are expectations and anticipations to manage, because they are held to a higher standard. SureFire is one such company. When Dr. John Matthews (see RECOIL #35)... more ..read more

Shotguns and suppressors?! Take a look at the new JK Armament 12GA can. How does it work? Is it worth it? We'll find out ..read more

Suppressors come in all shapes and sizes, but are the short ones useful or just a fad? Let's take a look at the pros, cons, and best uses ..read more

Reaching for the higher calibers, the Primal Suppressor by Dead Air has just been released. Designed for bigger bore firearms, it stays lightweight enough to be used on more than just Rifles. Capable of multiple mounting methods, it opens the door for more possibilities. Read the Full Release Below: For Immediate Release – Kamas, UT – The industry leader in... more ..read more

Rex Silentium is a small company making a big splash in boutique suppressor service. We recently had the chance to test their MOD X rifle suppressor, and while we’re very happy with its performance, we’re especially intrigued by their approach to customer service and customization. Rex takes a very meat-and-potatoes approach to can construction. They start with 17-4PH stainless steel,... more ..read more

It’s no secret that pistol-caliber carbines are an excellent choice for home defense or as “truck guns.” In that class, there are a couple of great options available — with the SIG MPX being a Cadillac offering. The original 8-inch-barreled version was intended to fill the same-size envelope as the much-vaunted HK MP5 with a modern gas system, AR-style controls,... more ..read more

“Solvent trap” is the current underground moniker for parts and kits used to manufacture your own silencer with an approved Form 1. These are perfectly legal in most jurisdictions, provided you haven’t drilled holes in anything just yet. Why would you want to fill out a Form 1 instead of a factory Form 4 transfer? Time, mostly. As we write... more ..read more