FAQ

Suppressor legality varies by state. As of now, suppressors are legal for civilian ownership in 42 states, while eight states (California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, and Hawaii) prohibit them. Additionally, some states may have restrictions on hunting with suppressors. To ensure compliance with federal and state laws, check your local regulations or contact our team for assistance in determining whether suppressors are legal in your state.

Using a suppressor offers several benefits for shooters, including:

• Hearing Protection – Suppressors significantly reduce the noise level of gunfire, helping to protect your hearing and reducing the need for bulky ear protection.

• Reduced Recoil & Muzzle Rise – By dampening the force of escaping gases, suppressors help lower recoil and muzzle rise, making follow-up shots quicker and more accurate.

• Improved Accuracy – Suppressors help stabilize the bullet as it exits the barrel, often leading to tighter shot groupings.

• Less Noise Pollution – A suppressed firearm is less disruptive to the surrounding environment, making it ideal for hunting and shooting ranges in populated areas.

• Better Communication – With reduced noise, shooters can communicate more easily with hunting partners or range instructors without shouting.

Overall, suppressors enhance safety, comfort, and shooting performance, making them a valuable tool for hunters, competitive shooters, and firearm enthusiasts alike.

Yes, you need a special license to own a suppressor in the United States. Suppressors are regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA), which requires you to complete ATF Form 4 and pay a $200 tax stamp for each suppressor you wish to purchase. This process includes a background check, fingerprinting, and potentially a photo submission. Once your application is approved by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), you can legally take possession of your suppressor. It's important to check your state and local laws as they may have additional requirements or restrictions regarding suppressor ownership.

ATF Form 4 is the application required to transfer ownership of a National Firearms Act (NFA) item, such as a suppressor. Here’s how to complete it:

• Obtain the Form:

  Download ATF Form 4 from the ATF website or get a physical copy from your dealer.

• Fill Out the Application:

  Complete the required sections of the form with your personal information and details about the suppressor.

• Choose the Transfer Type:

  Indicate whether you are applying as an individual or through a trust, corporation, or other legal entity.

• Fingerprinting:

  Obtain fingerprint cards (ATF Form 258) completed by a law enforcement official. You will need two fingerprint cards.

• Photos:

  Include two recent passport-sized photos of yourself, signed on the back.

• Payment:

  Include a check or money order for the $200 tax stamp made out to "Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives."

• Sign and Date:

  Ensure you sign and date the form in the appropriate section.

• Submit the Application:

  Send the completed Form 4, fingerprint cards, photos, and payment to the ATF at the address specified in the instructions.

• Wait for Approval:

  The approval process can take several months. Once approved, you will receive a copy of the Form 4 with the tax stamp attached, allowing you to take possession of your suppressor.

If you have any questions about the process or specific requirements, feel free to contact our team for assistance.

Our suppressors are meticulously crafted from premium 6AI4V titanium, a high-performance alloy known for its impressive strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance. This lightweight material not only enhances the overall durability of the suppressor but also ensures minimal impact on the firearm's balance and handling.

In addition to the titanium construction, we employ a sophisticated DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) S-line coating. This advanced coating technology provides a unique blend of hardness and lubricity, significantly improving surface durability while reducing friction. The DLC coating helps protect the suppressor from wear and tear, scratches, and environmental factors, ensuring it remains in optimal condition even after extensive use.

By combining these high-quality materials and innovative coating processes, we create suppressors that deliver outstanding performance, reliability, and longevity. Our commitment to using top-tier materials ensures that you receive a product that not only meets but exceeds your expectations in both functionality and aesthetics.

Choosing the right suppressor for your firearm involves several important factors to ensure optimal performance and compatibility. Here are some key considerations to help guide your decision:

• Selecting the perfect suppressor for your firearm is essential for enhancing your shooting experience. Here are the key factors to consider when making your choice:

• Caliber Compatibility: It’s crucial to choose a suppressor designed for your firearm’s specific caliber. Our suppressors are engineered to deliver optimal performance and safety for a range of calibers.

• Thread Pitch: Different firearms feature various thread pitches for attaching suppressors. Review your firearm’s specifications to select a suppressor with the correct thread pattern for a secure fit.

• Material Quality: Our suppressors are crafted from 6AI4V titanium and coated with DLC/S-line for exceptional durability and lightweight performance. The material you choose will impact the overall weight and handling of your firearm.

• Size and Weight: Consider how the size of the suppressor affects your firearm’s handling. Shorter suppressors are more maneuverable, while longer ones provide better sound reduction. Select a suppressor that fits your shooting style.

• Sound Reduction Level: Different suppressors offer varying levels of sound suppression. Compare our models to find one that meets your noise reduction needs, ensuring a quieter shooting experience.

• Intended Use: Think about how you plan to use the suppressor—whether for hunting, sport shooting, or tactical applications. Each use may require specific performance features that our suppressors can provide.

By considering these essential factors, you can confidently select a suppressor that enhances your shooting experience while ensuring compatibility with your firearm.

When selecting a suppressor from our lineup, ensure you choose one that matches the caliber of your firearm for optimal safety and performance. Additionally, check the barrel threading and specifications of your firearm to ensure compatibility with the suppressor. Consider your intended use—whether for hunting or sport shooting—as this can influence your choice. Always refer to our product specifications for manufacturer recommendations on caliber compatibility to enhance your shooting experience with our high-quality suppressors.

Yes, our suppressors can be used on multiple firearms, but it’s essential to ensure that they are rated for the specific caliber of each firearm to guarantee safety and optimal performance. The thread pitch of our suppressors must match the muzzle threading of each firearm; if they differ, an adapter may be necessary. Additionally, while our suppressors are designed for versatility, it's important to confirm compatibility with the type of firearm you're using, whether it's a pistol or a rifle. Lastly, always adhere to local laws regarding suppressor use to ensure that all your firearms are compliant. This way, you can confidently enhance your shooting experience with our high-quality suppressors.