SilencerCo recently announced the launch of a new service, one sure to make suppressor shooters mighty happy. The new SilencerCo Custom Paint Service brings custom control to shooters, giving the ability to personalize cans like never before. SilencerCo Custom Paint Service Now this kind of serious, we’re talking about seriously stepping up your suppressor game. And nothing sets off custom paint jobs quite like the Cerakote process. Now SilencerCo offers the custom touch of Cerakote, refinishing in one of five colors for just $89. The new service enables shooters to match their suppressor to ..read more

Not everything at the recent Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous in the Grand Tetons made a great deal of noise. SilencerCo was onsite to demo its extraordinary line of trend-setting sound suppressors. The SilencerCo Omega 36M suppressor offers unmatched performance and versatility. RELATED STORY Maxim 9: Why SilencerCo’s Integrally Suppressed Pistol Still Impresses SilencerCo Omega 36M Suppressor Sound suppressors are expensive, and the administrative gyrations required to own one are onerous. As a result, it is intriguing to imagine the possibility of a single registered sound suppressor that co ..read more

Sound suppressors, or “cans,” are devices appended to a firearm to diminish its noise. We strive mightily to mitigate the racket stemming from automobiles, motorcycles, lawnmowers and drunken frat parties, but with firearms, some seem hell-bent on keeping them as noisy as possible. Although sound suppressors unequivocally diminish noise pollution, preserve hearing and generally make you a more neighborly shooter, the prejudices of the uninitiated have conspired to keep these delightful devices out of the hands of most American shooters. There’s a tiny glimmer of hope that m ..read more

To a majority of shooters, one of the most unpleasant things about shooting is the deafening sound that accompanies each shot fired. A combination of expanding gasses and changes in air pressure and air temperature culminate in a noise that can be louder than a jumbo jet taking off. Let that soak in for a second. That’s a sound that’s louder than a widebody on take-off, just inches away from your ears with every shot. I don’t know about you, but I value my hearing, and to keep from losing it I enlist the use of firearm suppressors. Gunshots, which can range between 140 to 175 decibels, can ru ..read more

SilencerCo owns an enviable reputation for turning out quality cans across a wide performance spectrum. The latest, the SilencerCo Harvester EVO, aims squarely at hunters, delivering a lightweight suppressor for carrying afield. RELATED STORY Maxim 9: Why SilencerCo’s Integrally Suppressed Pistol Still Impresses SilencerCo Harvester EVO Details The EVO follows up the earlier Harvester 300, adding a few key new features. It accommodates calibers ranging from .223 Rem. to .300 Win. Mag. SilencerCo bills it as the “ideal suppressor for .30-caliber bolt-guns and rifles.” As such, it comes in ..read more

SilencerCo is a company that continues to impress in the suppressor space. In late 2019, SilencerCo released its Omega 36M. It’s truly the most modular suppressor we’ve seen. In September 2020, SilencerCo joined us at the 2020 Athlon Outdoor Rendezvous in Idaho. There we got a look at a suppressor that for some reason had flown under our radar: The SilencerCo Hybrid 46. RELATED STORY SCO15: SilencerCo Jumps Into the AR Market With Its First Lower What’s the Hype With the SilencerCo Hybrid 46? One thing that comes to mind with SilencerCo is innovation—and there’s plenty of that with the H ..read more

It’s time to take a serious look at what firearm suppressors (also called silencers or cans) can add to your survival strategy. Sometimes your best option is keeping a low profile, which may put you out in the wilderness or constantly on the move. Either way, it’s likely that you’ll need to harvest your own food and probable that you’ll have to defend yourself. A suppressor on your rifle can help you do that more discreetly, but probably not as much as you think it will if you formed your opinions about them based on TV and movies. So what does hunting with a suppressor actually look like ..read more

I’ve long been skeptical and no fan of modular or multi-caliber suppressors. Why? I always felt like something was missing in their overall design, although they supposedly offered “more” than your standard .30 caliber suppressor. But advancements have made them better and a prime example this is the new SilencerCo Omega 36M. RELATED STORY FIRST LOOK: SilencerCo Non-NFA Maxim 9 Is the ‘Quietest Pistol Ever’ SilencerCo Omega 36M Details The Omega has two basic parts: A front portion which is made of 17-4 stainless steel and a rear portion that is made of Stellite. The rear portion gets th ..read more

A lot of things come to mind when someone utters the words “Wilson Combat,” namely its world-class 1911s. However, rifles, shotguns, custom upgrades, and suppressors all fall within Wilson’s wheelhouse. The all-new Wilson Combat QUELL is the manufacturer’s latest suppressor release. RELATED STORY VIDEO: On the Range With the Bill Wilson Ranch Rifle in .300 HAM’R Wilson Combat QUELL Details Wilson designed the QUELL rifle suppressor for extremely rugged and compact use, while offering exceptional sound attenuation. With a magnum caliber rating, the QUELL is an ideal hard-use suppressor for ..read more

By now, everyone knows about the CZ Scorpion and its variants. What some — or most — might not know about is the CZ S2 Ti Reflex suppressor made for the Scorpion. We got our hands on the CZ S2 Ti Reflex at the 2018 Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous. The Scorpion is a pleasure to shoot with or without a can, but with is something truly spectacular. RELATED STORY CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1: Ballistic’s Best ‘Pistol-Caliber Carbine’ How the CZ S2 Ti Reflex Came To Be The S2 Ti Reflex came from increased Scorpion use amongst law enforcement. “We knew the time was quickly approaching when we’d n ..read more