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SliencerCo is proud to unveil its latest suppressor with the new Velos Low Back Pressure suppressor, or LBP for short. The Velos LBP is SilencerCo’s answer for customers seeking optimal performance from a dedicated 5.56 suppressor.
When suppressing an AR-15, one of the things end users have to contend with is the gases being pushed back into their faces while shooting suppressed. As time has passed, adjustable gas blocks and gas-busting charging handles were designed to help mitigate the gases the end user is exposed to. Gemtech has taken it further and introduced their new GVAC upper receivers.
Gemtech is well-known within the industry for making robust and innovative suppressor systems. That desire for innovation has led to their newest .30 caliber suppressor, the Neutron 7.62. The Neutron was designed to strike the perfect balance between size, strength, and weight. This suppressor can be used on a short-barreled rifle, designated marksman rifle, or hunting rifle.
Gemtech is well-known for making innovative, robust, and rugged suppressors. Their desire for innovation has led to their newest suppressor, the Abyss. The Abyss is a dedicated 5.56 suppressor that can reliably run .223 REM, 5.56 NATO, 6mm ARC, and 5.7x28mm. Gemtech designed the Abyss to be a hard-use suppressor that can be used on various barrel lengths. The Abyss is made of stainless steel and titanium and finished with a high-temperature Cerakote.
Dead Air is known for making high-quality, rugged, and reliable suppressors. At Shot Show, Dead Air announced their new Mojave 9 suppressor. The Mojave 9 is a 3-D printed modular suppressor featuring titanium baffles and a lightweight design. The baffles are designed to create reduce blowback and allow for optimal signature reduction.
Since their creation, Surefire muzzle devices and suppressors have been a proprietary technology for the company. Before, end users didn’t have any options for choosing a suppressor outside of Surefire’s ecosystem until now. At this year’s Shot Show, B&T announced new suppressors compatible with Surefire muzzle devices.
In a modern-day suppressor, you would expect less recoil, a reduced sound signature, less muzzle flash, and a smoother shooting experience. Most suppressors aren’t specifically geared towards Precision Rifle Shooting(PRS), until now. Maxim Defense is proud to introduce its new lineup of PRS suppressors.
Cadex Defense is proud to announce the CDX-SS Seven S.T.A.R.S. Covert chambered in 300BLK, 223 Remington, 308 Winchester, or 6.5 CM. The .300 Blackout and .223 are available in 11.5” barrels with longer suppressors.
Energetic Armament is a suppressor company known for building high-quality, lightweight, rugged, and durable suppressor systems. The Vox-S is one of the most popular suppressors that the company sells. Back in 2019, Energetic Armament announced the compact version of the Vox-K with the “K” indicating Kurtz which is German for “short”.
Over the last couple of years, we have seen more and more firearm manufacturers release their line of suppressors. A little over a month ago Daniel Defense released its Wave lineup of suppressors. FN America has stepped into the arena and recently released the FN Rush 9Ti pistol suppressor.
