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Suppressor comparison

Set suppressors next to each other and read the numbers that decide the choice: how long each one is, what it weighs, what it costs, what it is made of, and how it attaches to the rifle. There are 1,896 suppressors here, from every brand we carry, and every figure links back to the manufacturer page it was taken from.

A suppressor on its own is not the whole picture. What you actually thread onto a rifle is a suppressor plus a mount plus a muzzle device, and each of those parts adds its own length and weight. Put a full setup together in the builder and save it, and this page will compare finished setups rather than bare suppressors. If you have not done that before, the walkthrough goes through it step by step.

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Suppressor comparisons by caliber

Two comparisons that are already built, so there is somewhere to start before you have picked anything yourself. Open any suppressor in the tables below to read its full record and see where each number came from. On that page, the Save to compare button sends it up to the tray at the top of this page, where you can set it against something else.

5.56 / .223 suppressors, compared

8 of the 332 suppressors we hold a length, a weight and a price for in 5.56 / .223, shown lightest first. Which ones appear changes every day, and no more than 2 come from any one brand.

5.56 / .223 suppressors, compared
SuppressorLengthWeightMaterialMountPriceIndependent sound test
KovixT1-223-66 in6.88 ozTitaniumTakes HUB mounts$1,200None on file
LaneScorpion 556 (Titanium)6.5 in11.1 ozTitaniumNot listed$725None on file
SilencerCoVelos LBP 5.56K4.76 in12.4 ozSteel, InconelNot listed$1,164None on file
Battle Born Supply Co.Whiskey Quebec Shorty 5.56 Inconel4.8 in12.5 ozInconelNot listed$999None on file
WhisperstrikeMatch 5568.5 in12.5 ozTitaniumTakes HUB mounts$899None on file
Outlier USABackdraft Poacher 6in 5.565.96 in12.7 ozSteelTakes HUB mounts$385None on file
Radical DefenseCS5-MOD15.4 in15.9 ozHaynes 282Not listed$1,249None on file
AACM4-20006.05 in16.7 ozInconelTakes HUB mounts$1,099None on file

.30 cal / 7.62 suppressors, compared

8 of the 555 suppressors we hold a length, a weight and a price for in .30 cal / 7.62mm, shown lightest first. Which ones appear changes every day, and no more than 2 come from any one brand.

.30 cal / 7.62 suppressors, compared
SuppressorLengthWeightMaterialMountPriceIndependent sound test
BOE SuppressionMod 1S4.6 in10.5 ozTitanium, SteelTakes HUB mounts$795None on file
SureFireSOCOM300-Ti8 in11 ozTitaniumNot listed$1,349None on file
BOSS SilencersChairman Titanium8 in11.5 ozTitaniumTakes HUB mounts$800Test data on file
Prairie TacticalPTAC-30S6.83 in11.5 ozTitaniumNot listed$825None on file
Thermal SuppressorsGlacier TI .30 Cal (Direct Thread)7.5 in15.5 ozTitanium, SteelNot listed$1,049None on file
Fletcher Rifle WorksWeston 88 in16 ozSteelTakes HUB mounts$700None on file
Diligent Defense Co.Enticer-L8.25 in17.1 ozSteelTakes HUB mounts$615None on file
PTP TacticalMaster Chief QD9 in21.8 ozSteel, High-Temp AlloyNot listed$840None on file

What the columns mean

Length
How long the suppressor is by itself, as the manufacturer publishes it. A suppressor that can be run at more than one length shows the range, shortest to longest.
Weight
What the suppressor alone weighs, in ounces, with no mount attached to it.
Material
The material the manufacturer lists for the suppressor body.
Takes HUB mounts
HUB stands for Hybrid Universal Base, a shared 1.375x24 thread at the back of many modern suppressors. A suppressor that has it accepts HUB mounts from any manufacturer, not only mounts from the company that made the suppressor, so you can change how it attaches later without replacing the suppressor.
Price
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP). What you pay may differ. It is not a live price and it is not a dealer quote.
Independent sound test
Test data on file means someone other than the manufacturer measured this suppressor and we hold the results. Open the suppressor's page to read them. We do not print decibel numbers next to each other here on purpose: two suppressors are almost never measured on the same rifle with the same ammunition, so putting their numbers side by side would invite a comparison the measurements cannot support.
Not listed
The manufacturer has not published this, so we do not have it. That is not the same as the manufacturer saying it is not the case. Where we have no evidence either way, we say so rather than guessing.