Suppressor

The new AAC Illusion provides a new twist on the traditional silencer design–a tubular can with a shape that means you won’t need new sights. And we’ve found some new 9mm ammo that runs clean in suppressors. Read the review.

The Smith & Wesson M&P pistols don’t get as much love as they deserve. Now there’s a new M&P for those devotees who want to quiet down their range time. How well do the new .45 ACP M&Ps work? Read our review.

Looking for some 9mm that’s dialed down a bit for use with suppressors? Check out American Eagle’s new 124 grain 9mm. Read our review.

Looking for a suppressor that offers multi-caliber versatility, but doesn’t sacrifice performance? Check out the Gemtech One. This is a rifle can that can handle anything–read our review.

The first thing you notice about the Gemtech GM-22 is its amazingly light weight. While the GM-22 is approximately the same size as other .22 rimfire suppressors on the market, the all aluminum construction shaves a lot of weight from the package.

VooDoo Innovations, VDI, is releasing a new series of Glock-compatible pistol slide assemblies, including optics-ready, for the Glock 17 and Glock 19.

Many GLOCK owners have voided their warranties by milling the slides for red dots. Now the GLOCK 17 and 19 come in the MOS configuration. Optic ready GLOCKS? We think it is the best idea we’ve heard in a long time.

Ever wonder what happens when you put 1,000 rounds through a rifle just as fast as you can? It isn’t pretty. Our man Jim Grant knows all too well. He’s put a Century C308 to the test. Check out the epic results and the stunning video.

As new silencers are hitting the market all the time, it’s hard to tell which is the quietest. I’ll bet a ham sandwich that the AAC Ti-Rant 45M is up near the top of the list.