All About Silencers
The US Army and Marine Corps are making suppressors standard issue for their front-line infantrymen, but the full-scale adoption of suppressors spanned over a century. The journey began with the pioneering Maxim Silencer.
Whether you’re a hunter or shooting from the bench, the SilencerCo Omega 300 is an excellent choice for a fully welded, multi-caliber suppressor.
Suppressors and handguns are a perfect match. Here’s a breakdown of the best handgun suppressors, tailored for your needs.
Don’t miss out on what a silencer can do for your pistol caliber carbine or subgun. Here are the best PCC and submachine suppressors on the market.
SHOT Show 2024 was a huge success. Here’s a look at what SilencerCo brought to the table this year, and a walk through the show.
Hollywood aside, suppressors have real-world uses for everyday shooters. Here’s a brief look at practical applications for suppressors.
In suppressed firearms, low back pressure technology offers multiple benefits. The Velos LBP offers optimal performance in a 5.56 suppressor.
Muzzle devices serve different purposes. What’s right for one firearm may be all wrong for another. The trick is knowing each gun’s purpose and why you want a specific muzzle device. Here’s a brief rundown on various muzzle device types, what they’re good for, and what they’re not.
Almost all gunshots have a loud enough dB level that they’re not considered “hearing safe.” Silencers change everything.
Direct thread vs. ASR mounts, which is the better option for mounting your suppressor? Here’s a look at how they compare, and a case study.
If you’ve been thinking about adding a suppressor to your hunting gun, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s take a closer look at why and how hunting with a suppressor is such a good idea.
