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Subsonic versus supersonic ammunition — here’s the breakdown of what they are, what they’re used for, and understanding the differences them.
The ATF Form 4 process is required to legally purchase a silencer. The process is mandated by federal law and by the ATF. Let’s take a look at the process, and the wait times for approval from the ATF
Most suppressors provide a more comfortable experience, but the Velos LBP 556K takes it to the next level with its low back-pressure design and a gas-free experience.
By reducing visible flash, a flash hider prevents the blinding light that can impair vision in low-light conditions. Here’s what you need to know.
Which 30 caliber suppressor is best for hunting? What about full auto or for SBRs? We’ve got you covered with this list of 30 caliber suppressors with task-specific applications.
What is a muzzle brake, and how does it work? Does a suppressor act as a muzzle brake? Let’s sort it out.
A compensator can help make shooting easier by reducing muzzle rise. Here’s how it works, and a look at the new SilencerCo ASR RCB Compensator.
The STEN deserves to rank among the great weapons of WWII and the 20th century. What about running it suppressed?
While the term ‘suppressor’ may be familiar and self-explanatory, the key to understanding suppressors is their simple, effective operation.
Find out how to purchase a suppressor, pass down a suppressor, travel with a suppressor, or hunt with a suppressor.
Silencers or suppressors, does it matter what you call these devices? We’re here to answer your questions on the subject, and it all starts in 1902 with Hiram Maxim.
