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The GLOCK 19 is arguably the most famous and popular of all the GLOCK pistols. Often imitated but never duplicated, it can be found in use by civilians, law enforcement officers, and militaries throughout the world. Because the gun is so popular and ubiquitous, it's only logical that people would want to use a suppressor with it. Want to know the best suppressors for the Glock 19? Good, because that's what I want to talk to you about, too.
Begun by Gaston Glock in the 1980s, GLOCK pistols took the world by storm. While some were hesitant to embrace the so-called "plastic pistol with no safety," people eventually came around and their dominance is almost worldwide as we close out the first quarter of the 21st century. (And for the record, they're not plastic and they do have a safety - multiple, actually.)
The GLOCK 19 was introduced in 1988 as a slightly smaller version of the GLOCK 17. This compact version of the striker-fired polymer pistol is chambered for the 9mm NATO cartridge and has a standard magazine capacity of 15 rounds. Because the gun is effortless to use, easy to maintain, and affordable, it has become the gold standard worldwide against which all other striker-fired polymer pistols are judged.
The current Glock 19 is the 6th generation of the legendary pistol. Adding a suppressor is a great option, but you'll need to add a threaded barrel. Luckily there's no shortage of options there, too.
There are a ton of suppressors that will work on a GLOCK 19, but we wanted to wade through the multitude of options and drill down into the top models. For each one on the list, we'll explain why it took that spot and more. So, without further ado, here are our picks for the top suppressor models for the GLOCK 19.
The Glock 19 is a compact pistol, so it makes sense to pair it with a compact suppressor. That is what you get with the SilencerCo Spectre 9K. It redefines compact suppressor performance by delivering elite sound suppression in one of the lightest, smallest packages available for 9mm platforms. Constructed entirely from durable Grade 5 and Grade 9 titanium, this suppressor weighs just over 3.1 ounces and measures a mere 3.69 inches in overall length. Its design maintains a low profile without sacrificing strength, and its compatibility with SilencerCo’s Alpha and 3-lug mounting systems ensures flexibility across a wide range of firearms.
The popular Wolfman from Dead Air is a modular 9mm suppressor that works great for Glock 19s, as well as PCCs. It is made of fully-welded 17-4 PH stainless steel, providing ultimate levels of strength and durability while still keeping the suppressor as light as possible. The Wolfman is designed for maximum muzzle suppression while also maximizing at-ear performance for the shooter by utilizing a large internal volume and generous blast chamber.
If you're looking to quiet your Glock 19 down as much as possible, the BANISH 9 is for you. With up to a 34dB sound reduction, this silencer packs a lot of hush into a lightweight suppressor. How did BANISH make it this quiet in a package this light? They innovated, creating a whole new category with the revolutionary BANISH Micro Booster (Patent Pending). The 1/2x28 threaded Micro Booster keeps the size down while keeping your 9mm pistol running smoothly. Direct thread mounts for the BANISH 9 are also available in 1/2x28, 5/8x24, and M13.5x1LH, optimizing your BANISH 9 for use on pistol caliber carbines, lever guns, and bolt-action rifles.
Another option for the Glock 19 is the ZEROED 36K suppressor by CMMG. It is a rugged, versatile can designed to handle everything from 9mm pistols and PCCs to larger rifle calibers like 8.6 BLK, 350 Legend, and 6.5 Creedmoor. Compact at just 5.5 inches long with a direct thread mount, it offers full-auto rating and superior durability thanks to its heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel construction and corrosion-resistant gas nitride finish.
When suppressing the Glock 19, it's good to have choices. The Dead Air Mojave 9 gives you the benefits of low blow-back AND supreme acoustic signature reduction. This is achieved by the all-new Triskelion™ baffle system that promotes continuous, yet efficient flow of gases. This leads to a less toxic, lower recoil, and overall more enjoyable shooting experience. The two-piece modular design lets you prioritize peak levels of sound reduction or a lower size and weight, making it more versatile to fit your specific needs.
When picking out a suppressor for your GLOCK 19, there are a number of different things to take into consideration.
You'll obviously want to look into the decibel reduction ratings for different makes and models, as well as how things like the size, weight, and length of the suppressor impacts the gun's overall performance and use.
Glocks are notorious for being a but touchy when it comes to adding a suppressor. They often have a lighter recoil spring, which makes them so easy to shoot. That spring, however, can make it a bit difficult to get the pistol to cycle with a suppressor. Make sure you have the right ammo and a booster/ Nielsen Device for better reliability.
About suppressing the Glock 19
There are many options for replacement threaded barrels for the popular Glock 19. One of the best ways to get one is right here on this site. Go to the Pistol Accessories page for multiple options.
Glocks have a reputation for reliability and that reliability has made them very popular. They can be a bit tricky to get working properly with a suppressor, but as long as you have the right threaded barrel, a suppressor with a booster/Nielsen Device, and the right ammo, you should have no problems.
The BANISH 9K is very small and light, making it a very cool suppressor. It can work with a Glock 19, if you set it up correctly. This will likely mean heavier ammunition and a spring swap. Read this post to learn more.
Of course it is in the 42 states where suppressor are legal.
