Suppressors

Why a Suppressor Is One of the Best Investments a Shooter Can Make

A quality suppressor doesn't just quiet your firearm — it transforms your entire shooting experience. Hunters can take follow-up shots without spooking game. Competitive shooters gain split-second advantages with reduced muzzle flip. Home defenders can protect their hearing in a high-stress scenario. And range shooters finally get to have a conversation at the bench. The benefits are real, measurable, and lasting.

With the reduction of the $200 NFA Tax Stamp down to $0, the barrier to suppressor ownership has never been lower. Combined with improvements to the ATF eForm 4 process, approvals are faster too. There's no better time to add a suppressor to your setup.

Benefits of Owning a Suppressor

• Hearing Protection: Suppressors reduce gunshot noise by 20–35 dB — protecting your hearing and that of everyone around you without bulky earmuffs.
• Improved Accuracy: Less muzzle rise and felt recoil means faster target reacquisition and tighter shot groups.
• Better Communication: Stay situationally aware and communicate with your team or hunting partners without removing ear protection.
• Reduced Noise Complaints: Suppressed firearms are more neighbor- and range-friendly, making them ideal for rural properties and private ranges.
• Increased Comfort: Reduced concussive blast means longer, more enjoyable range sessions with less fatigue.
• No More $200 Tax: Recent federal changes have reduced the NFA Tax Stamp to $0 on suppressors, saving you money right at purchase.
• Legal in 42 States: Suppressor ownership is widely legal across the U.S. — check your state's laws to confirm eligibility.

How to Buy a Suppressor

Purchasing a suppressor is a regulated process under the National Firearms Act (NFA), but it's straightforward. Once you complete your suppressor purchase on our website, we will submit an ATF Form 3 to ship to your local Class III / SOT dealer. Once the suppressor arrives at your local dealer, you'll then complete an ATF Form 4 — now available in a fast, paperless eForm. Once your ATF Form 4 is approved, you can take your suppressor home! If you happen to be an Indiana resident, you are welcome to complete the entire process with us and skip the Form 3. Regardless of your purchase method, our team is here to help you every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions About Suppressors

All suppressor sales are subject to applicable federal, state, and local laws. Buyer is responsible for compliance with NFA regulations and local statutes. Information regarding tax changes reflects recently enacted federal legislation — consult a qualified attorney or licensed dealer for legal guidance specific to your situation.