suppressors Articles

GEMTECH’s Tracker suppressor is built with the hunter in mind. We try it out on Ruger’s American Predator rifle.

So you like what suppressors offer and you know everything about how to buy one. Now, which suppressor do you want to make yours?

We've discussed why purchasing a suppressor is worth doing. Now, here are some tips to consider when buying one.

Buying a suppressor is easier than ever with its popularity and legalization growing. All it takes is a little paper work, a tax stamp and a waiting period.

If you get more excited about shooting a limit of squirrels than you do about sitting in a treestand all day, then you need a suppressed .22 LR.

The Bowers VERS 458 suppressor tames a 500-grain smack-down round with ease and does so in quiet fashion.

How do you suppress a .50 Beowulf? With a monster suppressor — the Bowers VERS 50.

We shoot and test Spikes Tactical Buckwheat .22LR suppressor. The well-known AR-15 manufacture’s first release into the suppressor market.

In this edition of the suppressor review we test out the quiet and accurate Thunder Beast 22L-1 rimfire suppressor.

If you’re thinking about buying a suppressor then you need to get an online NFA gun trust. They are fast, easy and inexpensive.

Iowa governor signs bill to immediately legalize suppressors in the Hawkeye State.

In this edition of the Suppressor Review we test out the accurate Thunder Beast Arms ULTRA 9 CB Suppressor.

In this edition of the Suppressor Review we test out the Griffin Armament Spartan 3 Suppressor.

In this edition of the Suppressor Review we test out Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) 5.56mm Phantom QD Suppressor.

Grand View Outdoors puts Tactical Solutions' Axiom Suppressor to work in the squirrel woods. Discover the benefits of hunting suppressed and get the scoop on the Axiom.

I recently visited the American Suppressor Association’s shoot outside of Nashville, Tennessee just prior to the NRA show. I walked away a sold-out fan of suppressed shooting, too.

The Ohio Senate has passed changes to the state's weapons laws that include relaxing some requirements for concealed carry permits and letting hunters use noise suppressors.

A state legislative committee has approved a bill that would let Ohio hunters use firearms silencers, sending the measure to the full Ohio House.