Sound suppressors are becoming more and more popular because of all the benefits they offer shooters. They protect your hearing, won’t spook game and will certainly improve your relationships with your neighbors. Though they still fall under the National Firearms Act (NFA) and consequently are much more regulated at the federal level than most firearms (and come with a $200 transfer tax on each unit), suppressors are legal to own in most states. Moreover, there’s hope with the new Congress and Trump administration that the ultra-restrictive NFA requirements will be removed if the Hearing Protection Act becomes law. To that end, let’s look at some of the more noteworthy new suppressor models hitting the market in 2017.
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For more information about the new suppressor models featured in the gallery above, visit the following sites.
AAC Ti-RANT 9M
advanced-armament.com
Alpha Dog
alphadogsilencers.com
BlackHawk Gas Can
blackhawk.com
AMTAC Hornet
amtacsuppressors.com
Angstadt Arms UDP-9i
angstadtarms.com
Dead Air Wolverine PBS-1
deadairsilencers.com
Freedom Minuteman
famachineworks.com
Freedom Dragoon
famachineworks.com
Inland PM-22
inland-mfg.com
Rugged Surge 762
ruggedsuppressors.com
Rugged Oculus 22
ruggedsuppressors.com
Rugged Join or Die
ruggedsuppressors.com
Q El Camino
liveqordie.com
Q Erector
liveqordie.com
Sig Sauer SRD22X
sigsauer.com
Sig Sauer SRD9
sigsauer.com
SureFire Ryder 9-MP5
surefire.com
Wilson Combat WCR-22
wilsoncombat.com
SilencerCo Maxim 9
silencerco.com
YHM Turbo 5.56
yhm.net
This article was originally published in “Tactical Weapons” August/September 2017. To order and subscribe, visit outdoorgroupstore.com.

