Built for heavy duty use, the new Griffin Armament HRT-762 rifle suppressor is the bigger brother to the HRT-556 suppressor released last year. This silencer weighs in at 18.9 ounces and boasts some very impressive sound reduction numbers. Priced at $1,045, the HRT-762 is equipped with the DUAL-LOK mounting system. Details and specifications can be found below.

Reviving a six-year-old product announcement is not a normal occurrence in the firearms industry, but neither is a rifle/trigger/optic manufacturer releasing a silencer. The Geissele Super Night Owl quietly appeared on the manufacturer’s site this week without much fanfare. The 2.25” diameter, 1.47-pound rifle suppressor is bored to 6.5mm, is user serviceable, and is priced at $2,400. If you are scratching your head and wondering if something is off, you aren’t alone. Absent mind-blowing noise reduction numbers, these stats are difficult to digest. We’ll pass on more information as soon as it becomes available.

The new Scythe Ti is SilencerCo’s first all-titanium suppressor. It’s a .30 caliber can that comes in at 7oz and 6 inches long, and is rated all the way up to .300 RUM with no barrel length restrictions. In this episode of TFBTV, Hop and Luke visit Utah to check out the new suppressor and play a few holes of rifle golf.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM R45 Multi-Host Suppressor. Last week we got a shot at the new  YHM Sidewinder M2 9mm suppressor. Today we take out the Silencer Central Banish 46, a universal pistol and rifle silencer that can handle anything from .22LR to .45-70 Gov’t. Will the Banish 46 change my mind on multi-caliber and multi-host suppressors being a primary solution? Let’s take a look.

This morning SilencerCo unveiled its newest rifle suppressor, the Scythe-Ti.  The Scythe-Ti is SilencerCo’s first suppressor completely manufactured from titanium.  New materials have also come with new features including a new single port anchor brake to reduce recoil. Here’s what we know so far about the new SilencerCo Scythe-Ti.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM R45 Multi-Host Suppressor. Last week we got a look at the new YHM Fat Cat 5.56mm compact rifle suppressor. This week we spend some time with the new YHM Sidewinder M2 pistol suppressor in 9mm. Is this your next pistol can? Let’s take a look.

Support the American Suppressor Association Freedom Raffle by purchasing raffle tickets for a chance to win several prize packages. Raffle ends on July 31, 2023. Additional details can be found below.

True Velocity, manufacturer of lightweight polymer-cased ammunition and weapons developer, have announced the acquisition of Oregon-based suppressor developer Delta P. Delta P specialise in 3D printed suppressor technology and previously partnered with True Velocity as part of their bid for the US Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapon program.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM R45 Multi-Host Suppressor. Last week we got a look at that new YHM R45 and we’ll be back with a full report… on the report. This week we’ve got the brand new YHM Fat Cat 5.56 rifle suppressor – can short and fat perform just as well as thin and long? Let’s find out if that’s what she said.

US SOCOM is set to award SIG Sauer another 5 year contract to provide Suppressed Upper Receiver Groups (SURG). SIG Sauer were initially awarded the SURG contract back in July 2018. The SURG kit includes a piston-driven MCX upper receiver with detachable, rather than integral, suppressor. The FDE-coloured SURG kit also reportedly includes an MCX-pattern folding stock.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Fat Cat rifle suppressor. Last week we got a preview of the Daniel Defense Daniel SoundGuard SG-30 suppressor. This week we start to look at a whole host of new YHM suppressors, starting with the YHM R45, a versatile option for shooters with multiple hosts. But how does it perform? Let’s take a look.

Join James Reeves on an exhilarating journey to the heart of Serbia’s legendary Zastava Oružje factory. In this captivating video, James engages in a conversation with a Zastava engineer, delving into the intricacies of the iconic Serbian M87 Machine Gun, an unparalleled masterpiece of firepower. The Heavy Machine Gun M87 is a licensed product based on the Soviet NSV, the best heavy machine gun ever made.

What’s old is new with Griffin Armament’s new GATE-LOK HUB Mount Interface 1.375×24.  The A2 birdcage is often what you’ll find on factory AR-15s, and while some suppressors were built to be mounted on the birdcage now there’s a more versatile way. Griffin is now providing a way for existing HUB suppressor owners to use their legacy A2 muzzle devices with this new adapter.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we ripped some suppressor headlines from the news. This week we get an initial look at the Daniel Defense Daniel SoundGuard SG-30 rifle suppressor. Since the big brown truck only pulled up yesterday, this will just be an introduction to the SoundGuard lineup and we’ll time the second part to drop around the same time James “gunshorts” Reeves releases his SG-30 video at TFBTV. Let’s take a look.

Kevin Brittingham and those maniacs at Q are at it again! If you’re not familiar, Q is the company famous for the Honey Badger rifle amongst many other innovations in the firearms industry. This time they have set their sights on producing a semi-automatic rifle chambered in the new 8.6 Blackout cartridge. Upon first impressions, it’s easy to see that Q has really turned the volume up to 11 on this rifle, even naming it “The Boombox” Ironically the only thing the Boombox shares with its 90’s counterpart is its name. It’s a meticulously well-engineered, lightweight, and mostly quiet rifle that spews out a massive piece of lead. 

Welcome to TFB Weekly Web Deals 55! Tomorrow is Independence Day, so on behalf of everyone at TFB and TFBTV, Happy Independence Day! While this day is about celebrating the birth of our great nation, it’s also an excellent opportunity to take stock of everything we have because of not just the founding of this country, but the great people who came before us who have helped forge it into the best nation on this planet. Our founding fathers would have been unable to help instigate such a founding were it not for the arms, ammunition, and skilled gunsmiths they had around then. While the principles and purpose of the 2nd Amendment have not changed, the arms, ammunition, and gunsmiths have and we’re fortunate today to have access to some of the most cutting-edge firearms technology available on the planet, partially due to the fact that our access to arms is baked right into our nations constitution. In honor of that, and as is our custom here at TFB, let’s help celebrate our nation’s birth by sharing some great deals we’ve found for arms, ammunition, and gear in TFB Weekly Web Deals 55.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we discussed cleaning the YHM Phoenix rimfire suppressor. Since it is a holiday weekend, we are bringing you another edition of Suppressors Ripped from the Headlines. What’s been happening in our niche world of silencers, inside the niche world of the NFA, inside the niche world of gun ownership? Let’s take a look.

TFBTV and James Reeves are at Brownells covering GunCon 2023. In this episode, James speaks with his good friend, Joe Hajny of LMT, about LMT’s new suppressor line. Well known as a premium supplier of military and Law Enforcement M4s, AR-15s, AR-10s, and similar carbines, it only makes sense that LMT gets into the suppressor game, making their own line of reasonably priced suppressors designed to package with their carbines and rifles.

In this episode of GunCon 2023 coverage, James stops by HUXWRX (formerly OSS) to speak with them about their newest flowthrough silencers, the FLOW762 series. On the heels of the highly successful and FBI-adopted FLOW556k suppressor, this 3D-printed flowthrough can offers impressive features and performance, and will be available in steel and titanium. Check today’s video for the full details.

In this episode of TFBTV’s GunCon 2023 coverage, James speaks with Creative Arms, an Iowan boutique AR-15 manufacturer, about their integrally suppressed .300 Blackout AR-15. This carbine is different than many other integrally suppressed AR-15 options out there in that the Creative Arms uses a removable baffle core that can be swapped, but perhaps more importantly, it can be removed while the purchaser waits for their suppressor paperwork to clear or if the gun is being brought to a place where a suppressor is not permitted. How…creative?

TFBTV and James Reeves are covering GunCon 2023. In this episode, James is visiting with AAC (Advanced Armament Corporation) to see their new dedicated 5.7mm can, the Element 3. AAC designed this user-serviceable suppressor to work specifically for the FN P90, however, it should work with the many popular 5.7 pistols as well as rimfire and .22 Magnum. This suppressor is ultralightweight (at just 5.6 ounces), easy to maintain, and cheap at just $450.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we talked about some of the best suppressor-ready hosts on the market. This week we have a brief tutorial on cleaning the YHM Phantom 22 rimfire suppressor. How often should you clean your rimfire silencers? Let’s take a look.

In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves interviews the creator of the Honey Badger, Kevin Brittingham of Q, about the new Q Boombox. The Boombox is, more or less, the “big brother” of the Honey Badger. While the Honey Badger uses a 5.56mm sized frame to accommodate .300 Blackout rounds, the Boombox uses the new 8.6mm Blackout, which works in the same size frame as 7.62mm guns like .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor. And even though the Boombox has a big caliber and capability jump, it is only a few ounces heavier and a few inches longer than the Honey Badger. See what all the noise is about.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we listed off ten of the top suppressor myths floating this series of tubes we call the internet. This week we take a look at the characteristics of suppressor ready guns and what makes them plug-and-play. Should you buy a firearm ready to suppress or is it easier to just modify a standard model? Let’s take a look.

Nosler entered the silencer market at the beginning of 2022 when they released their SR family of hunting rifle suppressors. The company is now expanding its suppressor product line and has just introduced the new SR-30 K or Nosler K-Can 30-caliber silencer (K stands for the German word kurz which means short). The new Nosler K-Can is essentially a shorter and lighter version of the Nosler SR-30AlTi suppressor.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we introduced you to the  HUXWRX FLOW 762 Ti, one of my new favorite cans. This week we discuss the top ten suppressor myths that make their rounds on the internet. Let’s set the record straight.

Welcome to another exciting episode of TFB’s Behind The Gun Podcast! Today, we have a fantastic lineup of guests who are here to indulge us in the world of suppressors and silencers – undoubtedly a favorite topic for all NFA enthusiasts out there. Our host, Pete, couldn’t be more thrilled to have two of the suppressor industry’s biggest leaders joining us: Brandon Maddox, the CEO of Silencer Central, and Jonathon Shults, the Co-founder, and President of SilencerCo. It’s a virtual gathering of silencer aficionados, along with our very own Editor in Chief, Pete, who knows the ins and outs of suppressors like nobody else. So, let’s give a warm welcome back to Brandon Maddox and Jonathon Shults as they join us on TFB’s Behind The Gun Podcast, Episode #73. Sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the world of suppressors with these two suppressor industry pros.

Hello and welcome back to another edition of The Rimfire Report! This ongoing series is all about the rimfire firearm world and its many types of guns, gear, shooting sports, and ammunition types! Last week we talked about a recent upgrade that was released for the KelTec P17 pistol. The new optics-ready slide is a cool addition to the pistol’s capabilities but I’m still debating on whether or not it’s a solid recommendation from me as it puts the pistol on the same price scale as the much more reliable and durable SIG P322 or even the classic Ruger Mark IV Lite. If the price were a bit lower for the entire package, I’d say it would be 100% worth picking up – so maybe wait for a sale or something because it’s certainly a lot of fun for a compact lightweight 22LR pistol. Today we’re going to combine the rimfire world with the world of clone builds. As you might have guessed from the title, today we’re talking about the DPMS Model RFA2-KIT or “Kitty Kat.” This pint-sized AR was originally intended to be used by SWAT entry teams which explains the ridiculously short 7″ barrel – even if you’re losing a lot of velocities, 5.56 has more than enough speed left to cause some serious damage at ranges you’d typically encounter baddies at indoors. However, if you’ve built one of these, you know you’re not training to use it for a planned entry – you’re probably mag-dumping it like the rest of us – and that’s expensive. Today we’re going to go over some of my recent experiences combining both Hop’s clone of the DPMS Kitty Kat, as well as CCMG’s latest iteration of their BRAVO 22LR conversion kit – this winning combination makes playing around with the Kitty Kat just a tad bit less expensive, and a whole lot more fun.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. We paused the series last week in observance of Memorial Day and to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. This week we return with a look at a highly anticipated suppressor – the HUXWRX FLOW 762 Ti. Can it match the performance of its smaller and heavier steel sibling the FLOW 556K? Let’s take a look.

Cleaning your suppressor isn’t something you’re going to do every day, maybe not even every year, but it’s something that does occasionally need to be done any time you’re running exceptionally dirty ammunition or you’re a high-volume suppressor shooter. While you do have the option of using an ultrasonic cleaner or using the infamous “dip” method, this new option on the market from Breakthrough Clean Technologies seems to eliminate the toxic risk of the dip and the overwhelming cost of purchasing a proper ultrasonic cleaner. While I’m a proponent of using the cheap, yet toxic dip method, this stuff looks to be a much less risky way to accomplish the task of cleaning out your suppressor. Breakthrough Clean Technologies Suppressor Cleaner is a new 100% biodegradable, virtually odorless suppressor cleaner that can help not only clean your suppressor but also reduce the frequency that you’ll have to clean your suppressor with its ammonia-free formula.