Varmint/Pest Control Suppressors for the Homestead

Rural property owners face a constant challenge when dealing with destructive pests and varmints. Coyotes threaten livestock, groundhogs destroy gardens, and feral hogs wreak havoc on crops. Traditional pest control methods often prove inadequate for serious infestations. Enter the suppressor – a game-changing tool that allows homesteaders to address pest problems effectively while maintaining good … Read more

Suppressors for Home Defense: Good or Bad?

The decision to use a firearm for home defense comes with significant responsibility. Once that choice is made, firearm owners face many additional considerations—from ammunition selection to storage options. Among these choices is whether to equip a defensive firearm with a suppressor. Despite being commonly referred to as “silencers” in popular media, suppressors don’t actually … Read more

The Suppressor Tax Stamp Process Explained

Purchasing a suppressor isn’t as simple as buying a standard firearm.. The process involves completing federal paperwork, making a $200 tax payment, and sometimes experiencing lengthy wait times. Many potential buyers find themselves confused by the bureaucratic maze of NFA regulations. This article cuts through the complexity to explain how the suppressor tax stamp process … Read more

Suppressors, Night Hunting, and Tactical Advantages

Night hunting presents unique challenges and opportunities for hunters pursuing predators and invasive species. The combination of modern suppressors with night vision and thermal imaging equipment has revolutionized after-dark hunting operations. This technological convergence offers significant advantages for ethical harvesting, effective predator control, and enhanced hunting experiences. From preserving natural awareness to reducing noise pollution, … Read more

How to Legally Travel with a Suppressor

Suppressors, also known as silencers, are heavily regulated firearm accessories that fall under the National Firearms Act (NFA) of 1934. While legal to own in 42 states, traveling with these devices requires careful attention to both federal and state laws. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) classifies suppressors as NFA items, requiring … Read more

New Strike Send-It-Sticks Suppressor Alignment Rods

A baffle or end cap strike can abruptly halt your range day, potentially damaging your expensive suppressor and derailing your hard-earned NFA investment. Suppressor alignment rods offer a simple, effective way to confirm your rifle and suppressor are properly aligned, preventing an expensive repair or replacement. Strike Industries has unveiled their new Strike Carbon Fiber … Read more

Best Suppressed Firearms for Hog Hunting

Wild hogs represent one of America’s most destructive invasive species, causing an estimated $2.5 billion in agricultural damage annually. Their prolific breeding and adaptive nature have transformed them into a significant pest management challenge and hunting opportunity across much of the southern United States and beyond. Modern hunters and landowners increasingly turn to suppressed firearms … Read more

Suppressor Comparisons: Direct Thread vs QD

The growing popularity of suppressors among both hunters and tactical shooters has brought increased attention to the various mounting systems available on the market. When selecting a suppressor, the mounting system is a critical consideration that directly impacts performance, convenience, and versatility. The two primary mounting types—direct thread and quick-detach (QD)—each offer distinct advantages and … Read more

Quick Look At The SureFire SOCOM556-RC3 Suppressor

Quick Look At The SureFire SOCOM556-RC3 Suppressor

SureFire’s new SOCOM556-RC3 isn’t just a suppressor upgrade—it’s a full-on evolution for anyone who’s ever had to fight through “suppressor face” during a long range day. If you’ve run the previous SOCOM556 cans, you already know the deal: they’re built like tanks, run hard, and were designed with input from people who operate in far … Read more