Category: TGR Suppressor Reviews
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WATCHTOWER Firearms acquires F-1 Firearms
This is an interesting development if you have followed the Templar / Crux / F-1 story. This isn’t breaking news here but I just received the press release which reminded me of it. Full disclaimer, I own several Templar / Crux cans that have performed very well for over ten years, having acquired my first…
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Yankee Hill Turbo K 5.56 Silencer Review
The Yankee Hill Turbo K should be on your short list for a great sounding, reasonably priced dedicated 5.56 silencer. Sound reduction is quite remarkable for a K-can. For those unfamiliar with the “K” nomenclature, it is an abbreviation for the German word “Kurz” which translates to “short.” The YHM Turbo K measures in at…
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Griffin Armament releases the Bushwacker 46 Gen 2 silencer.
The Griffin team is proud to introduce the new Bushwhacker® 46 (gen 2) universal suppressor. Many consumers are looking for a multi-function tool for a first suppressor. The ability to use the product across pistols, rifles, and other firearms has been the major focus on product development in this market category. Griffin recently re-designed the…
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YHM RESONATOR 30 SILENCER REVIEW
We often times get asked for recommendations on someone’s first can. We usually will recommend a 30 caliber with a good mounting system that can easily be used on multiple rifles. Today we take a look at the YHM Resonator 30. Midsized and midweight, priced around $500 with mount this is a can worth looking…
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SIG SRD 45 review
We take a look at the awesome Sig SRD 45 pistol silencer. Featuring a titanium tube to keep the weight down, this is a very nice silencer. Thanks to the fine folks at the Silencer Shop we have another review for you… Specs: Where to purchase https://www.silencershop.com/sig-sauer-srd-45.html
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An afternoon with OSS Suppressors
Recently I had a chance to spend an afternoon with the Silencer Shop and OSS Suppressors. I was somewhat familiar with the company and had heard the claims about the lack of blowback but frankly was a bit skeptical. Well, how did they work?
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Silencer Shop: Griffin Armament Explorer 6.5
Griffin Armament recently released their new compact 6.5 specific silencer and we got to spend some time with it. This is an awesome silencer, compact, light, exceptional sound reduction and consistent point of impact.
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Silencer Shop Authority Dead Air Sandman-K
In the market for an ultra compact and lightweight 30 caliber silencer? Check out the DeadAir Sandman-K. Today we take a look at it running on a 16″ 308. This is an awesome little hunting compact tactical rig.It would make a great setup for a SWAT team.
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Dead Air Wolf-9SD Suppressor Review
The Dead Air Wolf-9SD is a modular suppressor that the user can run in either long or short configuration. Dead Air markets this as the ideal silencer for a 9mm subgun but it can also be used with their 9mm pistol piston or on a fixed barrel rifle such as a 300 BLK. Not having…
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Silencer Shop Authority: Dead Air Armament Mask HD 22 Suppressor Review
The Dead Air Mask 22 suppressor is brought to you by the talented team at Dead Air Armament out of Lawrenceville, GA. Constructed with a titanium tube and stainless steel baffles, the Mask is direct thread, 5.1 inches in length, and 6.6 ounces. This silencer is rated from .17 HMR up to .22 Mag and…
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Silencer Shop Authority: Sig SRD 7.62 review, 300 Blackout hog hunt video!
We took out the Sig SRD 7.62 QD on an awesome little custom 300 Blackout pistol for a hog hunt and wacked some pigs with the new Hornady 190g Sub-X subsonic ammo. Check out the video!
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Silencer Shop Services – Easy NFA
The Silencer Shop in Austin, Texas is the largest distributor of silencers in the USA. They also lead the way in innovation. ATF and NFA are daunting challenges for the newbie. The Silencer Shop is the easiest way to purchase your first suppressor. Powered by Silencer Shop is the most advanced program in the country to purchase…
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Silencer Shop Authority: Gemtech Tracker
Looking for a lightweight 30 cal can at a great price? Check out the Gemtech Tracker. With more and more states allowing for the use of silencers in hunting the growth of the lightweight can has been growing over the last few years. Lightweight titanium cans have been around for a while and are popular…
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Silencer Shop Authority: Crux Archangel 30 cal silencer review
When Curtis Proske started making silencers his goal was to create the ultimate silencers for precision rifle use. What does that really mean? Well, it means that the can will have no negative impact on accuracy and group sizes and ideally, it should make your rifle more accurate that if you ran it without the…