Based on the popular SR-30ALTi, the SR-30K, referred to as the K-Can, from Nosler balances length and noise reduction. Coming in at 2 inches shorter and 2 ounces lighter, the K-Can is more maneuverable, making it ideal for hunting. Not to mention, the lightweight platform won’t cause an unwieldy shift in your rifle’s balance. The Nosler SR-30K K-Can Suppressor Derived from the German word “Kurtz,” meaning “short,” the K-Can features a 2-inch shorter length than the SR-30ALTi. Likewise, employing a proprietary baffle stack design, the SR-30K provides maximum performance in a minimalist packag ..read more

Whether hunting or for the range, a suppressor is a nice addition. Offering sound dampening and recoil reduction, shooting suppressed makes pulling the trigger much more enjoyable. With that said, Maxim Defense offers its PRS suppressor that balances the fine line of strength and light weight ratio. The Maxim Defense PRS Suppressor Part of its MSX suppressor line, the PRS suppressor minimizes the increase in cyclic rate and gas blowback. Likewise, the primary design features include a significant reduction of sound signature, decreased flash signature, recoil reduction, and increased accuracy ..read more

Suppressing your rifle can be a game changer. I’ve been using suppressors for more than 25 years, and one sits on most of my rifles. Sound suppression is important, lack of muzzle blast and perceived recoil reduction more so. Quiet enough to use without hearing protection in a fight or on a hunt, you can stay focused on the threat or game. Suppressors, like the Banish 30 Gold multi-caliber, can have a profound impact on your success. The Banish 30 Gold Multi-Caliber Suppressor Suppressors are a must for defense or duty applications where close quarters or confined spaces are the norm. Rifles ..read more

When shooting a pistol, keeping forward weight down is important for consistency and accuracy. So, selecting the right suppressor can be a big deal. For this reason, Rugged Suppressors adds the new ultralight Mustang22 to their rimfire line of suppressors. Rugged Suppressors Mustang22 Rimfire Utilizing grade 5 titanium, coupled with aircraft-grade aluminum keeps the Mustang22 down to an ultralight 2.4 – 3.3 ounces. The weight depends on configuration, with short and standard configurations possible—in one package. ADAPT Modular Technology allows you to switch between short and standard config ..read more

Whether you are on the hunt or involved in a tactical operation, stealth is a vital component of success. And, although suppressors are not “silencers,” as seen in movies, they do help conceal your shot from a distance. Given that, Sig Sauer has recently released the latest in their line of rifle suppressors with their SLH and SLX. RELATED STORY Class 3 Weapons: Houston Gun Store Owner Shoots, Kills Burglar Sig Sauer SLH and SLX Rifle Suppressors Developed to meet the demands of the U.S. military, both the SLH and SLX feature rugged materials for extreme durability. The SLH comes in two dif ..read more

One year ago this month, Remington announced the split of the brand among seven other companies. The split came as a result of their second bankruptcy filing in just two years. Among the purchasers was JJE Capital Holdings, who also acquired DPMS, H&R, Stormlake, AAC and Parker Brands. And so, AAC announces the relaunch their suppressor brand, with a focus on customer service and new offerings. RELATED STORY <a target=blank href=http://www.desantisholster.com/DIE-HARD-ANKLE-RIG>#014 Die Hard Ankle Rig</a> AAC Brand Suppressor Relaunch Advanced Armament Corporations (AAC), fo ..read more

Dead Air Armament was founded in 2016 and has a reputation for industry leading suppressors. The recent release of their multi-purpose Primal .46 caliber suppressor demonstrates why. From big bore rifle to your pistol, the Primal will handle everything you want to put it on. RELATED STORY Heckler & Koch HK45 The Dead Air Armament Primal Suppressor Designed to be “rifle centric,” the Primal suppressor is optimized for cartridges like the .458 Socom, 45-70 and 450 Bushmaster. However, the multi-purpose suppressor is versatile enough to be effective on sub-caliber handguns as well. The Pr ..read more

It is a buyer’s market right now for sound suppressors. There are dozens of companies making quality models these days, and more are getting into the game. I’m talking manufacturers like Daniel Defense and even CZ-USA. This kind of competition drives prices downward while makers seek new, innovative solutions to help themselves stand out in the marketplace. That’s why we’re starting to see suppressors made with the help of computer modeling programs that can simulate gases expended from firing a round, for example, as well as 3D-printed designs and more. Well, we need to add another new ..read more

The growth of the firearm suppressors over the past decade has been one of the biggest success stories in the gun industry. Though this growth has seen the ups and downs normal to most businesses—some politically driven and some self-inflicted—the number of suppressors on the NFA registry has more than doubled in the past few years. RELATED STORY Chamber-View Universal Handgun ECI Thunder Beast Arms Corporation (TBAC) of Cheyenne, Wyoming, is one of the leaders in firearm suppressors. TBAC makes what are universally regarded as the go-to suppressors for high-end precision ri ..read more

It’s that time of year again: the ATF has unveiled its annual Firearms Commerce report for 2017, a comprehensive overview of—you guessed it—the state of firearms commerce in the U.S. RELATED STORY: It’s Time to Get Loud If You Want the Hearing Protection Act to Pass There’s a ton of data to pore over here. For example, the Firearms Commerce report includes a section on the total number of firearms manufactured in the United States from 1986 through 2015 (the last year for which data is available); the total number of firearms exports from 1986 through 2015; firearms imports from 19 ..read more