All About Silencers
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All About Silencers
If you are new to shooting suppressed, or—like many of us—dedicated to preserving your hearing, you will need to add a suppressor to your guns. Duct tape is good for many things, but this isn’t one of them. A solid mechanical connection is the way to go, and that begins with a threaded barrel.
What happens between raw metal arriving at the facility and a serialized suppressor shipping to a dealer’s shelf? Here’s how SilencerCo brings it all together.
As of July 4th, 2025, it’s official: the Big Beautiful Bill has passed—and it’s bringing a major shift to the suppressor world. Starting January 1, 2026, the $200 federal tax stamp on silencers will be eliminated.
American gun rights—past, present, and future. This Independence Day, we celebrate where we’ve been, where we are, and what’s next.
Gun memes aren’t just jokes-they’re cultural currency. While they might seem silly, they’re an important part of the culture and, dare I say, vital to restoring and preserving our natural rights.
Doing our part to stop invasive species. Check out the 2025 nutria hunt: new location, new loadouts, new faces, and of course lots of nutria.
Is it legal to buy and use a suppressor in North Carolina? Absolutely! The state follows the national framework for suppressor ownership.
Looking for the best suppressors for your handgun in 2025? Explore top-rated SilencerCo suppressors for .22 LR, 9mm, .380, .45 ACP, and more—plus our subgun pick
Suppressors and Colorado adventures go hand in hand—just make sure you’re squared away on the legal side before you head out.
The Springfield Kuna: roller-delayed smoothness, low recoil, and exceptional suppressor performance in a surprisingly affordable 9mm platform.
Whether you’re hunting, target shooting, or just want to protect your hearing, Missouri suppressor laws give you a green light—just follow the federal rules.
