Wilson Combat has released two new suppressors – QUELL and WCR-K22. The former is a rifle can available for a variety of caliber options and the latter is a rimfire suppressor. Let’s take a look at each of the new Wilson Combat silencers.

Wilson Combat QUELL Suppressor

The QUELL suppressor is CNC machined out of 17-4 PH stainless steel. It is rated to work with full-auto firearms, magnum caliber rifles as well as short-barreled rifles. The K-Mount flash hider/suppressor mount is installed without a need for indexing. All you need to install it is a 7/8”, 12-point socket wrench. The QUELL is a sealed design with internal K-baffles. Because of its sealed nature, the company does not recommend shooting lead projectiles through this can to avoid lead buildup.

Here is the decibel reduction information quoted from Wilson Combat’s website:

dB reduction  (.308 Winchester, 16” barrel)

• 138.5 dB average at shooters ear
• 134dB at the muzzle per mil standard MIL-STD-1474D using a Bruel & Kjaer 2209 with a 4136 B&K microphone

The Quell Suppressor is available in five caliber group options that cover anything from .223 to .358. The suppressor mounts for almost all of the caliber options are available in 1/2×28 and 5/8×24 thread pitches with the exception of the mount for the dedicated .358 caliber can which comes with an 11/16×24 thread pitch. The overall length of the QUELL suppressor is 6.9″, it has a 1.5″ diameter and weighs 15.9 oz without and 19 oz with the suppressor mount.

The Wilson Combat QUELL suppressor is available on the company’s website at an MSRP of $874.95. It can be ordered with one the following color options of Armor Tuff finish: Black, OD Green, Gray, FDE, Burnt Bronze, Coyote Tan, and Federal Brown. For additional $50 you can also order Forest Camo or Battle Camo camouflage Armor Tuff finishes.

Wilson Combat WCR-K22 Rimfire Suppressor

The WCR-K22 rimfire suppressor is designed to be used both with rimfire rifles and pistols. The company advertises it as a lightweight suppressor with “best-in-class noise reduction”. With an overall length of 6.4″ and one-inch tube diameter, this suppressor weighs 4.4 oz.

The K-baffles of WCR-K22 are machined out of 7075 T6 aluminum and have hard coat anodized finish, the outer tube is made of Grade 9 titanium, and the removable endcap and thread interfaces are machined of 416 stainless steel with Melonite finish. According to Wilson Combat, the titanium tube easily handles full auto rimfire or .22 WMR pressure levels. The thread pitch of WCR-K22 is 1/2×28.

The Wilson Combat WCR-K22 suppressor is available in five Armor Tuff color options: Black, OD Green, Gray, FDE, Burnt Bronze. Regardless of the color choice, the MSRP is $449.95. These cans come with a cleaning brush.

Images from www.wilsoncombat.com