Suppressors

Times have changed. In the past, there’s was a claim about pistol suppressors that, up until recently, still had relevance. The claim was that compared to rifle suppressors, pistol suppressors made less sense. On the other hand, a suppressed rifle can hang harmlessly and comfortably on a sling or sit on a bipod allowing the operator to load mags, and do other administrative duties without having to put the firearm in a less than ideal location. This theory held water until now, with the release of SilencerCo’s Maxim 9.

Mere hours after a lunatic ended the lives of 58 human beings, Hillary Clinton took to Twitter, not to mourn with the victims’ families, but to attack the NRA.

There are a lot of options out there for 9mm suppressors, but not all of them are made equal. The SRD 9 kit from Sig Sauer is arguably the best deal going. Today we are going to take a look at why that is and what you should look for when purchasing a suppressor.

The barrel swap on a Buck Mark is about as easy as it gets when it comes to do-it-yourself upgrades. Just remove three screws. You don’t even need to fully disassemble the pistol. 

Have you heard of the Law Enforcement Commission for Common Sense (LECCS)? Probably not.  I hadn’t either.  It’s a coalition of active and retired law enforcement “leaders” (another word for “big city elites”) that was assembled by Gabby Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly to do the bidding of their anti-gun organization Americans for Responsible Solutions. Last [...]

SilencerCo this week debuted the Maxim 50, an integrally suppressed muzzleloader that is legal in all 50 states.  It’s the first of its kind and yep, it’s legal everywhere, from La La Land to the Big Apple.    

Long-time industry leader Daniel Defense is now commercially 3D-printing hard-use full-auto-rated suppressors. Meet the DD Wave.

“Suppressors can make shooting safer for the millions of hunters and sportsmen that exercise their constitutional right to use firearms every year,” Sen. Lee said in a press release.

Smith & Wesson Corp. has expanded its empire once again, announcing Wednesday that it has plans to acquire suppressor manufacturer Gemtech.