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Diamondback Firearms enters the suppressor market with a new, fully 3D-printed Ventra lineup focused on low backpressure, HUB compatibility, and compact form.
That move marks a notable expansion for the Florida-based manufacturer, which previously centered its efforts on firearms rather than NFA products.
The new Ventra suppressor line includes three models designed to cover rimfire, 5.56, and .30 caliber rifles. All three are shipping now and aim to balance durability and sound reduction.
Diamondback’s First Suppressor Line
Diamondback’s Ventra suppressor lineup includes a .22 LR suppressor, a dedicated 5.56 model, and a .30 caliber option. Each suppressor uses a fully 3D-printed construction with Inconel and 17-4 stainless steel, including stainless steel end caps. The company leaned on additive manufacturing to fine-tune internal geometry rather than chase extreme lightweight numbers.
Internally, each Ventra suppressor uses an asymmetric baffle design paired with venting technology intended to reduce backpressure. That approach targets semi-auto shooters who want less gas to the face and smoother cycling. Diamondback says the goal was to make the rifle more enjoyable to shoot without heavy tuning.
Size, Sound, and Mounting Options
The 5.56 suppressor measures roughly 5.5 inches long with a 1.5-inch diameter. Diamondback positions it as a compact option for short-barreled and general-purpose rifles. Sound performance is quoted in the mid-130 decibel range, which keeps it in hearing-safe territory depending on ammo and host.
All Ventra suppressors are HUB compatible, giving users the flexibility to run their preferred mounting system. Each unit ships with a direct-thread mount. The suppressors are offered in black and FDE finishes.
Full-Auto Rated and Market Pricing
Every suppressor in the lineup is full-auto rated, reflecting Diamondback’s focus on durability over lightweight use cases. The materials and construction support sustained fire without limiting the suppressor to slow strings.
Pricing starts at $575 for the .22 suppressor. The 5.56 model lists at $998, while the .30 caliber suppressor comes in at $1,148. Diamondback confirms that all Ventra models are already available on the market.
Expanding Beyond Firearms
This Ventra suppressor launch signals Diamondback’s intent to compete in a crowded suppressor space with modern manufacturing and practical features. Rather than chasing niche specs, the company focused on compatibility, heat tolerance, and shootability.
SHOT Show 2026 marks Diamondback’s first step into suppression, but not a tentative one. Learn more HERE.
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Mitchell Graf is a dedicated hunter, competitive shooter, and firearms enthusiast. As a former instructor and president of Oklahoma State’s Practical Shooting Team, he has a strong foundation in marksmanship and competition shooting. These days, he spends as much time as possible chasing pigs and coyotes with night vision and thermal optics.
When he’s not in the field or on the range, Mitchell works as a full-time Mechanical Engineer in the Aerospace and Defense industry and manages a part-time farming operation. Whether he’s behind a rifle, designing parts, or working the land, his drive for precision and performance remains the same.
Experience:
– Mechanical Engineer – Full-time professional in the Aerospace/Defense industry.
– Competitive Shooter & Instructor – Former President and Instructor of Oklahoma State’s Practical Shooting Team.
– Night Vision & Thermal Hunter – Passionate about night time predator and hog hunting.
– Part-Time Farmer – Working to provide for my family, and raise food for this great nation.