For the modern hunter, a suppressor has evolved from a luxury item to an essential piece of equipment. It protects hearing, reduces recoil, and minimizes disturbance to wildlife and nearby hunters. However, adding a suppressor…
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Low back pressure suppressors have revolutionized the shooting experience for modern sporting rifles by reducing gas blowback, recoil and noise while maintaining accuracy and performance. However, many newer firearm enthusiasts are surprised to learn that…
Low back pressure suppressors represent one of the most significant innovations in modern firearms sound suppression technology. Unlike traditional suppressors that create substantial backpressure in the firearm system, these specialized designs aim to minimize the…
Long-range precision shooting demands attention to numerous variables, from wind conditions to bullet drop. However, one often overlooked factor can significantly impact accuracy: thermal mirage through suppressors. This phenomenon, while subtle, can mean the difference…
Contrary to popular portrayal in action movies and video games, suppressors (often incorrectly called “silencers”) do not completely eliminate the sound of a gunshot. Instead, they typically reduce the sound level by 20-40 decibels, depending…
Generally speaking, it is legal to hunt with a suppressor in states where it is legal to own a suppressor. Out of 50 states, 42 allow ownership of suppressors and 41 of those states allow…
The humble .22 LR round has long been America’s favorite for plinking, small game hunting, and introductory shooting. Its relatively low power and minimal recoil make it perfect for new shooters, while its affordability keeps…
If you’ve ever watched an action movie, you’ve probably seen a suppressor turn a gunshot into a barely audible pfft—almost like a whisper. Hollywood magic has led to many myths, one of the biggest being…
Shotguns are known for their distinctive and powerful report—a thunderous boom that sounds different from that of centerfire rifles. This intense sound signature is part of what makes shotguns both intimidating and problematic for sustained…
For many firearm enthusiasts and professionals who use suppressors, the phenomenon known as “first round pop” (FRP) is a familiar but often misunderstood occurrence. This effect, where the initial shot through a suppressor is noticeably…