Suppressors

Designed for the .50 BMG and featuring an integrated muzzle brake, SureFire's SOCOM50-SPS suppressor does away with a majority of an extreme long-range rifle's recoil and muzzle flash. It also does a number on its report too.

Lovingly dubbed "Cindy" and "Eliza", the integrally suppressed shotguns from Phoenix Weaponry speak with a soft voice, but pack a punch.

Big happenings in the heartland, with CZ-USA and Creative Arms throwing their hats into the suppressor marketplace.

In the market to buy a suppressor? We give you the NFA history, purchase considerations and top new models to help you hush up your gun.

Find out what makes and models of suppressors are out there and what will best serve your needs.

Featuring an integrally-suppressed barrel, Daniel Defense's DDM4ISR proves a nimble and quite carbine.

If you looking for greater accuracy, on top of hearing protection the answer is an emphatic yes. A suppressor will pay you back tenfold in results.

Versatile and affordable, Ruger's Silent-SR makes going suppressed simple.

Building reduced loads can greatly expand the versatility of your favorite rifle.

Adaptable for specific applications, the Revolution 9 is like having multiple suppressors in one package.

With five variants covering a wide-spectrum of calibers, CMMG's DefCan Suppressor line is ready to hush up a lot of rifles.

The Recluse earned a patent for more than its sound-suppression capabilities; it also has the ability to make any round sub-sonic.

With a rifle built from premium parts and materials, Phoenix Weaponry quietly sneaks the .338-06 back into the spotlight.

Along with turning to some of the most cutting-edge materials, such as titanium and Inconel, Silent Legion suppressors are designed to perform over a vast spectrum of calibers and firearms.

Should you take apart your suppressor to clean it? The answer is yes/always for some and no/never for others. Knowing the answer for your suppressor can save you time, money and aggravation.

If you make a mistake mounting your new suppressor, you may not get a second chance. Putting the right one on correctly, and putting the right one on the compatible rifle, will avoid a busted suppressor, perhaps a broken rifle, and maybe even injuries to you or bystanders.