Suppressors & NFA

Suppressors do two things worth paying for: they take a rifle from hearing-damaging to hearing-safe, and they cut recoil and muzzle blast enough to make you a better shooter. Since January 2026 the federal tax stamp is $0, so the only remaining costs are the can itself and the wait for approval.

Bore diameter sets the ceiling. A .30-calibre can will run 5.56, .300 Blackout, 6.5 Creedmoor and .308; a 5.56 can will only ever run 5.56. If there is a chance a second rifle joins the collection, the larger bore is the flexible buy. Mount type decides how easily it moves between hosts.

We hold a Class 2 SOT, which means the suppressor, the Form 4 and your fingerprints all happen at our counter in one visit rather than being routed through a second dealer.