A good rimfire suppressor is one of the best firearm-related purchases you can make. Nothing delivers “Hollywood quiet” like a suppressed .22 LR. It’s a great way to teach first-time shooters without needing hearing protection. There is near-zero recoil and the lack of noise will put a smile on their face after every pull of … Read more
When it comes to hunting with a suppressed rifle, the relationship between suppressor length and performance creates an intricate balance that every hunter should carefully consider. Having spent countless hours in the field testing various configurations, I’ve found that while longer suppressors generally offer superior sound reduction, they can present practical challenges that often outweigh … Read more
Suppressors represent one of the most fascinating intersections of metallurgical engineering and shooting sports technology. The interaction between high-pressure gases, extreme temperatures, and various metal substrates creates a complex environment that demands careful material selection. In this comprehensive analysis, we’ll explore how different metals perform in suppressor applications, examining their unique properties, advantages, and limitations. … Read more
When mounting a suppressor on a rifle, many shooters are surprised to discover their previously perfect zero is suddenly off. This shift in point of impact (POI) is a common and well-documented phenomenon that occurs with virtually all suppressed weapons systems. Understanding why this happens and how to address it is crucial for maintaining accuracy, … Read more
David Schieferle, who spent 20 years as a U.S. Air Marshal, served eight months behind bars in the Miami Federal Detention Center – which he described as a “hellhole” – 10 months on home confinement wearing an electronic ankle monitor, and is currently on probation for the next two-and-a-half years. Yet, he’s still willing to … Read more
We’re truly living in the “salad days” of suppressor ownership, with competition keeping prices relatively low and the (immoral, unconstitutional) NFA approval process moving as fast as ever. In fact the subject of today’s review, the Griffin Armament M4SD-L, was approved in about 18 hours once the f’ing ATF had their hands on the paperwork. … Read more
When I got my first rimfire suppressor, I wanted one that was rated for .22 Magnum. I’m a fan of the round, and knew I’d want to use the suppressor on one eventually. Well, due to some lack of research on my part and some sketchy info from a local SOT (Special Occupational Taxpayer or … Read more
The .300 Blackout cartridge has gained quite a following in recent years, especially among AR-15 enthusiasts. But what about those looking for a bolt-action option that is even more quiet? Enter the Savage Axis II in .300 Blackout, a budget-friendly rifle that brings this versatile cartridge to the bolt gun world. Pair it with the … Read more
The NRL22 (National Rifle League 22) competition has rapidly gained popularity in recent years, attracting both seasoned marksmen and newcomers to the world of precision shooting. NRL22’s growth stems from its inclusive nature. Unlike many other precision shooting competitions that require expensive specialized equipment, NRL22 allows participants to compete using more accessible and affordable rimfire … Read more
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