All About Silencers
The Get Home Bag version of the 30X features a threaded barrel and suppressor height sights. The little Tomcat quickly became one of my favorite suppressor hosts.
If you’re ready to get your own suppressor, getting a tax stamp is part of the process.Here’s a quick guide to answer your questions.
If you’ve ever wondered what a Nielsen Device is, what it does, or if you need one for your suppressor, you’ve come to the right place.
KelTec SUB 2000—9mm Gen 2 and 5.7mm Gen 3—versatile, capable, and both perform even better suppressed, as you’d expect.
From its modular chassis to VIS optics system, the Springfield Echelon is a standout. See how it shoots and performs suppressed on the range.
Virginia suppressor laws explained: how to buy, legal use, and local restrictions for hunting, carry, and range shooting.
This tournament’s a celebration of skill, camaraderie, gear, and a nod to Chubbs Peterson, the OG mentor who knew it’s “all in the hips.”
If you’re into PCCs, these five suppressed setups deliver reliable, quiet performance that just works—no fuss, no headaches, just good shooting.
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.
