Silencer Central doesn’t just selling suppressors from a variety of manufacturers, they have developed a customer support process that makes it simple for the consumer to purchase and take delivery of a suppressor. With dealers in all 42 states allowing suppressor ownership, they collect your information, establish the needed Trust and coordinate the application for the Tax Stamp and then once approved, deliver the suppressor to the consumers house.

So, what does Silencer Central charge for all this service, processing and follow up? The cost is included in the purchase price of the suppressor. Prices range from $345 for a .22 can up to $2978 for a Barrett 50 BMG suppressor.

When you’re ready for your first or next suppressor purchase contact Silencer Central.

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About the author: Jeff Cramblit is a world-class competitive shooter having won medals at both the 2012 IPSC World Shotgun Championship in Hungary and more recently the 2017 IPSC World Rifle Championship in Russia. He is passionate about shooting sports and the outdoors. He has followed that passion for over 30 years, hunting and competing in practical pistol, 3gun, precision rifle and sporting clays matches. Jeff is intimately familiar with the shooting industry – competitor, instructor, RO, range master, match director. Among his training credits include NRA Instructor, AR-15 armorer, FBI Rifle Instructor, and Officer Low Light Survival Instructor. As a sponsored shooter, Jeff has represented notable industry names such as: Benelli, 5.11 Tactical, Bushnell, Blackhawk, DoubleStar, and Hornady. He has been featured on several of Outdoor Channel’s Shooting Gallery episodes and on a Downrange TV series. Jeff’s current endeavors cover a broad spectrum and he can be found anywhere from local matches helping and encouraging new shooters as they develop their own love of the sport, to the dove field with his friends, a charity sporting clays shoot, backpack hunting public land in Montana, or the winners podium of a major championship.