Suppressors

In short, what used to be a niche legal argument is rapidly becoming a mainstream constitutional fight.

Suppressors weren’t just part of NRA 2026, they dominated the conversation.

In simple terms, Kansas is clearing the way for lawful ownership at the state level.

The product debuted at the Infrahex booth and targets users concerned with infrared visibility and safe handling.

JK Armament introduces new 3D-printed suppressors and expands its lineup with rifle, pistol, rimfire, and shotgun options at SHOT Show 2026.

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.

That cooling effect changes how the suppressor behaves during rapid fire. After a mag dump, the exterior stays far cooler than traditional designs.

The core uses 3D-printed Inconel 718, a nickel-based superalloy built for high heat and stress. Ridgeline chose Inconel for reliability, not trend chasing.

With SHOT Show 2026 around the corner, we trace Brandon Maddox’s winding path from prairie dogs to podiums, the FedEx fight, and how $0 tax stamps reshape the suppressor game.