True Pearce

I have close friends who ask on a regular basis what suppressor they should buy that will hunt, work at the range, swap to an AR home defense carbine, and that won’t break the bank.

The SIG Cross PRS weighs in at 14.2 lbs and is the bigger, heavier, fatter younger brother to the original SIG Cross Rifle that weighed in at 6.5 lbs. 

As the story goes, buying a suppressor puts you on “the list”, allowing law enforcement or the ATF to search your house at any time.

Every once in a while I find really cool gear that isn’t way overpriced. Stroup Knives isn’t going to be a secret forever and I’d guess that as demand goes up so will the prices.

This is a review of the suppressor buying process through Silencer Central. 

Almost everyone reading this knows that guns are loud. As we’ve discussed in articles previously, a single gunshot will cause permanent hearing damage. Will suppressors change that and make guns Hollywood quiet? 

I’ve been a fan of razor blade knives since the first time I used one. I was excited to see that Liberty Game Calls is making one they call the Switchback

Depending on the firearms you own you may need to make some modifications, purchase some adapters, or buy some new guns to attach to your suppressor. 

The reason I personally want all my suppressors and machine guns in an NFA/Gun Trust is simply for this one reason: it makes it possible for other people to legally possess my suppressors, SBR’s, or automatic guns.