Banish 30
The most versatile suppressor in the Banish line, the BANISH 30 works with all of your rifle calibers from .17 to .30 caliber magnums.
Banish 223
Designed for smaller, center-fire calibers, BANISH 223 will fit all rifles .224 and smaller, including rimfire rifles.
Banish 30 Gold
New for 2020 this quick-detach, 30 caliber suppressor is rated rimfire to .300 RUM. Premium accessory package included.
BANISH 45
Specifically designed for handguns, the BANISH 45 will fit calibers from .45 ACP down to rimfire.
Banish 22
Designed for rimfire rifles and pistols, .22 caliber and smaller (including .22 Hornet).
AAC 762-SD FAST
The 762-SD™ returns to the AAC product line, reborn with improved durability and performance.
SoLo 22
The SoLo 22 is a popular rimfire suppressor that utilizes aircraft grade aluminium and is anodized matte black.
Ultima 9mm
The Ultima 9mm is good quality sound suppressor constructed of Aluminum and Stainless Steel.
Ultima 45 ACP
The Ultima is a high quality suppressor constructed of aircraft grade Aluminum and Stainless Steel.
AAC Titan-Ti .338LM
The TITAN series of silencers deliver excellent signature and recoil reduction along with enhanced accuracy on precision rifles.
AAC 762 SDN-6
The AAC 7.62-SDN-6 is a compact fast-attach sound and flash suppressor for 7.62x51mm and 300 AAC BLACKOUT (7.62x35mm).
YHM Resonator R2
The Resonator R2 is a quick detach silencer for .308 hosts.
YHM Resonator K
The Resonator K is a quick detach silencer for .308 hosts.
YHM TURBO T2 5.56
The Turbo T2 is a quick detach silencer for 5.56mm hosts.
AAC 556-SD FAST
The 556-SD™ is a fast attach silencer for 5.56mm hosts.
The Xtreme Duty Suppressor (XDS) is a thread mounted silencer for 5.56mm rifles and machine guns.
SilencerCo Hybrid 46
The Hybrid 46 is compatible with pistol calibers from 9mm to .45ACP and rifle calibers
Omega - Silencerco
300 caliber (7.62mm) centerfire rifle silencer. This fully welded silencer offers adaptability and reduced recoil.
30 Cal LRT Coastal
Before the LRT Sound Suppressor was designed it spent a long time in development.
Salvo 12G Silencer
The Salvo™ 12 is the first commercially-viable shotgun suppressor and represents an incredible advance in engineering and technology.
Gemtech MIST-22
The Gemtech MIST-22 is an integrated barrel that provides a unique shooting experience.
Ruger ISB Barrel
Reduces sound pressure levels of .22 LR to an average of 113.2 dB with standard velocity ammunition.
50 BMG AWC-Steel
The most compact, effective, and quiet .50 caliber suppressor available on the market today.
50 BMG AWC-Titanum
The most compact, effective, and quiet .50 caliber suppressor available on the market today.
Barrett 50 BMG
Designed to work perfectly with your Barrett M107A1.
Sierra - Elite Iron
The 9.5″ is a magnum class, very robust, thread-on can suppressor that is used for .338 RUM and .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge rifles.
Elite Iron .50 BMG
The Elite Iron Alpha is 14” long, 2” in diameter, and weighs 4 lbs 2 oz. There are two thread pitches available- 1 x 14 or 7/8 x 14.
COASTAL 458/450
The X project was our challenge to come up with a new suppressor not just in design but also in the way our industry builds suppressors.
Dead Air Sandman-S
The Sandman-S is the shorter version suppressor in Dead Air’s notorious Sandman 7.62mm silencer line.
Dead Air Wolfman
The Wolfman from Dead Air is a modular, multi-caliber suppressor that specializes in sub-gun, light-duty rifle, and pistol use.
Silencers for Every Need and Budget
No matter if you are using a modern sporting carbine or a high powered hunting rifle, Silencer Central has what you are looking for. Along with our true multi-caliber, all-titanium BANISH Suppressors BANISH Suppressors, we carry an assortment of the most popular silencers on the market today. With silencers to fit any budget, take a look, and see why we are America’s #1 silencer dealer!
No. In fact, silencers are legal in 42 U.S. states. Only California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, Hawaii, and Washington D.C. ban individual silencer ownership.
Silencer Central is licensed in all 42 states where silencers are legal. You can learn more about the rules and regulations for your state by checking out our state-by-state guide on silencer ownership.
What if you’re traveling with your suppressor? The good news is that, unlike other NFA items, you are not required to notify the ATF when you travel or relocate.
The terms “silencer” and “suppressor” are completely interchangeable! While “silencer” was the term coined by the inventor of the product, many today choose to use the word “suppressor” because it’s more accurate. A shot fired from a suppressed gun is still quite loud, so the idea that a suppressor “silences” a weapon is a common misconception.
Yes, silencers do work, but it’s nothing like the movies. You won’t get a completely silent bullet whispering through the air. The word “suppressor” is really more accurate because these products suppress the sound of a gun rather than silence it
Silencers aren’t for sneak attacks so much as to mitigate hearing damage. The sound of a gunshot with a suppressor is still loud but is generally safe enough to avoid having to wear hearing protection (with the exception of some large calibers).
Essentially, suppressors make guns just quiet enough to reduce most or all of the downsides associated with extremely loud gunshots.
How long a suppressor lasts depends on the quality of the suppressor and the maintenance and care provided by the owner. It also depends on what and how you’re shooting.
Suppressors handle a lot of hot gas and pressure, which will eventually start to wear it down. Physical obstructions like snow, mud, dirt, or even pieces of a rogue bullet jacket, can be dangerous and shorten your silencer’s life span.
A bolt action .22 will experience less heat and pressure than, say, a fully automatic military rifle. So a suppressor on a .22 might last longer. That being said, unless you are abusing your silencer or running ammo through it that it isn’t rated for, your suppressor can last a very long time.
Short answer? Probably not. Generally, a silencer’s impact on bullet velocity is minimal. Longer answer? It may depend on the suppressor and gun in question. However, benefits such as recoil reduction, more accurate shooting, and lower noise far outweigh any possible negative impact on velocity. In some cases, a silencer can actually increase a bullet’s velocity!
