#Silencerco

SilencerCo is back at their pistol work again, this time with something that will hopefully scratch the itch for those who want a Maxim 9 but just can’t find a way to get their hands on one. While this slide won’t convert your Glock into a Maxim 9, the design of the new SCO Slide is heavily inspired by SilencerCo’s integrally suppressed 9mm pistol. The new slide is also going to come pre-cut, ready to direct-mount one optic of your choice from a list of some of the most popular pistol red dots currently available.

SilencerCo had several new silencers on display at SHOT 2025. They range from titanium takes on older silencers to steel versions of titanium silencers. There is also a new trainer suppressor in the mix as well. Let’s take a look at the various new models.

Welcome back to another installment of Silencer Saturday. This week we're shifting gears to look at the various generations of SilencerCo hunting rifle cans. It's an interesting progression and also shows some of the design trends in the market over the last few years.

Welcome back to Silencer Saturday! This week’s installment looks at the rather uncommon SilencerCo A2 ASR muzzle device and a related successor. Silencer-compatible muzzle devices can really throw off the look of some guns, particularly older ones. The A2 ASR is an object of desire for the retro crowd, so let’s take a look at what it is, why it was discontinued, and what its spiritual successor is.

SilencerCo have acquired Zev Technologies with the aim of supporting Zev’s shift away from OEM manufacturing to reinforcing their brand as a developer of innovative products like the OZ9 Pistol and the Folding Defensive Pistol (FDP-9) and the Folding Defensive Carbine (FDC-9).

Our Photo Of The Day is strong today. Like 12 gauge strong, and with a great image. Never has a firearm looked so similar to the Heckler & Koch G11 as this suppressed Tavor TS12 shotgun, or did I get that wrong? The market for shotgun suppressors isn’t huge, in fact, it’s quite limited. The one pictured is the SilencerCo Salvo 12, which can be customized to keep a balance between sound, weight, and length by adding or removing sections. The build material is aluminum and stainless steel.

As sad as it is to hear, sometimes manufacturing defects happen and make their way out the door. Today SilencerCo has announced an immediate safety recall for OMEGA 300, OMEGA 36M, HYBRID 46, HYBRID 46M, and HARVESTER EVO purchased between June 1, 2023, through October 9, 2023, including ones sent to SilencerCo dealers. SilencerCo recently discovered a welding defect on these specific models of suppressors that could pose a threat to the user through catastrophic failure of the suppressor. SilencerCo has recommended that you immediately stop using your suppressor if it is indicated that it falls within the safety recall window, which you can check by entering your serial number on this page. The full text of the recall is below for your convenience.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM R45 Multi-Host Suppressor. Last week we revisited the point of impact effects when switching between suppressors. This week we take a look a twist on an old classic with the SilencerCo Sparrow-Ti rimfire suppressor. Are there any notable upgrades? Let’s find out.

One of the industry’s favorite 22LR suppressors just got a much-needed update in honor of SilencerCo’s 15-year anniversary. The new Limited Edition 15-year Anniversary SilencerCo Sparrow-Ti is a nearly exact copy of the original, but this time comes in at nearly half the weight with its all-titanium construction. In addition, the new pint-sized suppressor comes in a nifty two-tone Cerkaote finish and also gives customers an opportunity to test out SiCo’s brand new direct purchasing experience with customers being able to purchase SilecnerCo suppressors directly through their website rather than their network of dealers.

The new Scythe Ti is SilencerCo’s first all-titanium suppressor. It’s a .30 caliber can that comes in at 7oz and 6 inches long, and is rated all the way up to .300 RUM with no barrel length restrictions. In this episode of TFBTV, Hop and Luke visit Utah to check out the new suppressor and play a few holes of rifle golf.

This morning SilencerCo unveiled its newest rifle suppressor, the Scythe-Ti.  The Scythe-Ti is SilencerCo’s first suppressor completely manufactured from titanium.  New materials have also come with new features including a new single port anchor brake to reduce recoil. Here’s what we know so far about the new SilencerCo Scythe-Ti.

Photo Of The Day: The CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1 is an interesting pistol caliber carbine from the Czech Republic. Here it can be seen with the Aimpoint Micro T-2 red dot sight and one of Silencerco‘s suppressors along with a lot of other accessories.

Welcome to another exciting episode of TFB’s Behind The Gun Podcast! Today, we have a fantastic lineup of guests who are here to indulge us in the world of suppressors and silencers – undoubtedly a favorite topic for all NFA enthusiasts out there. Our host, Pete, couldn’t be more thrilled to have two of the suppressor industry’s biggest leaders joining us: Brandon Maddox, the CEO of Silencer Central, and Jonathon Shults, the Co-founder, and President of SilencerCo. It’s a virtual gathering of silencer aficionados, along with our very own Editor in Chief, Pete, who knows the ins and outs of suppressors like nobody else. So, let’s give a warm welcome back to Brandon Maddox and Jonathon Shults as they join us on TFB’s Behind The Gun Podcast, Episode #73. Sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the world of suppressors with these two suppressor industry pros.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we broke out the the lightweight hunting and bolt action Silencer Central Banish Backcountry – a performer. This week we turn the spotlight on SilencerCo – one of the main companies that has put suppressors in the hands of thousands of Americans in the past 15 years. Many of which may not have ever considered owning an NFA regulated item until SilencerCo stepped onto the scene. Let’s take a look.

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM Turbo T3 5.56 rifle suppressor. Last week we walked through some of the aspects that make a solid Personal Defense Weapon (PDW). Today we look at the SilencerCo VELOS LBP, the West Valley City, Utah company’s latest model that focuses primarily on low back pressure while also featuring a very manageable weight and hard use capabilities to meet the demands of educated suppressor buyers. Let’s take a look at the first 3D printed release from a household name in suppressors.