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JK Armament introduces new 3D-printed suppressors and expands its lineup with rifle, pistol, rimfire, and shotgun options at SHOT Show 2026.
The company rolled out multiple new SKUs, with several already shipping. The focus stays on turnkey setups and broader caliber coverage. Pricing spans entry-level rimfire to hard-use shotgun cans.
Pro Core Series Goes 3D Printed
The biggest shift at the JK Armament booth was the move into 3D printing with the new Pro Core series. The first release is the 5.56K, built from 17-4 stainless with a Haynes 282 core.
JK positions it as a hard-use 5.56 suppressor meant for duty and training abuse.
The Pro Core line also includes a .30 caliber titanium suppressor and a 9K titanium model. The .30 cal ships with a taper mount and muzzle device. The 5.56K includes the same taper mount setup. The 9K ships with a titanium three-lug and a matching male three-lug device. Each can arrives ready to mount out of the box.
New Pistol and Shotgun Options
JK Armament also added the RPX9K, a dedicated 9mm pistol suppressor. It ships with a 1/2×28 piston and targets users who want a simple, turnkey pistol setup. Buyers can choose black or FDE finishes.
Shotgun shooters get a new JK Armament BREACHER 12K Ti. This was specifically designed for use with the Genesis Arms Gen 12 shotgun. JK confirmed expansion plans for .410 and 28 gauge suppressors. Those smaller gauges remain the only models not yet shipping.
Pricing and Availability
Pricing covers a wide range. The short rimfire suppressor starts around $325 MSRP. The titanium 12-gauge breacher tops the lineup at $1,495 MSRP. JK says the lineup aims to cover most budgets and use cases.
Most new suppressors are already in stock. Customers can order now through JK Armament’s website, distributors, or local gun shops. The .410 and 28 gauge models are the only exceptions, with shipping scheduled for later.
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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.
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