Suppressor

While this may at first seem like a benefit to suppressor manufacturers, this will likely improve the American suppressor market as well.

Completely modular, the Nav 22 can be assembled as a tiny can with just three components or as a full-size suppressor with all eight parts.

By popular demand, SIG has updated the MPX K with a new trigger and a threaded barrel. True Pearce took a few minutes to test it out at SHOT Show 2020.

New for 2020, KelTec has released yet another innovative and cool firearm: the Sub 2000 CQB (Carbine Quiet Barrel). This new beauty from KelTec is an integrally suppressed PCC carbine. It will be available in 9mm and 40 S&W.

Because of the unique design of the “Flow Baffle,” the expanding gasses are slowed and routed radially, between the outer tube and the core to then exit out of vent holes at the muzzle. This high pressure flow carries with it a ton of lead and carbon into the open atmosphere, keeping the inside much cleaner than traditional cans.

Kriss USA, the company behind the futuristic-looking Vector submachine gun, just announced a semi-automatic rimfire version for the American market.

The Omega 36M is backward-compatible with existing SilencerCo accessories and ships with a Charlie end cap and ASR mount.

GSL’s 9mm Stealth suppressors are the most adaptable platform on the market. If you are going to pay a $200 Tax, you want to use this can in every 9mm application.

The Mystic is to-date one of the most versatile suppressors on the market, both with respect to calibers it can be used on as well as mounting devices. It’s tried-and-true, with a number of available adapters.