New from SilencerCo are the Harvester and Harvester Big Bore suppressors. Both are designed with hunting and long range shooting in mind. As a long-time suppressor hunter (both rimfire and centerfire) I recommend suppressors to hunters wherever it is legal for them to be used. The public have been taught to believe suppressors give hunters an unfair advantage, but this is far from the truth. Unless you are hunting with subsonic ammunition, the bullet will hit the game long before the game hears the gunshot. The benefits to hunters is safer shooting with less risk of injury to their hearing, less recoil and less chance of annoying anyone living nearby (or even far away in mountainous terrain).

From the press release …

SilencerCo is pleased to announce the launch of the Harvester and Harvester Big Bore suppressors. With a focus on hunting and long-range precision shooting applications these two suppressors are lightweight, tough, and accurate.

Utilizing its lightweight design, the Harvester is barely noticed on the end of your barrel. Designed to enhance your shooting experience, the Anchor Brake offers best-in-class recoil reduction across a range of calibers. Using modular thread adapters, the Harvester can be used on a wide range of threaded barrels.

The Harvester Big Bore encapsulates all the features of the Harvester, but adds the capability to allow the use of a modular adapter to utilize various mounting options. From direct thread to Patented ASR mounting applications, the Harvester Big Bore has your needs covered.

The modular thread adapters make the Harvester and Harvester Big Bore an excellent choice for a variety of shooting disciplines. Utilizing fully-welded hardened tool-grade stainless steel baffle design, the Harvester and Harvester Big Bore are among the lightest centerfire silencers available. Rated for magnum calibers up to, and including 300 Winchester Magnum (minimum of 24″ barrel) and .338 Lapua™ respectively.

The Harvester is shipping now, with the Big Bore version in production and shipping in Q2.