Silent Legion to debut full line of suppressors at SHOT Show 2017
The new line of suppressors caters to a bevy of caliber options to include rifle, handgun and rimfire. (Photo: Silent Legion)
Veteran-owned Silent Legion will unveil a full line of high performance silencers at SHOT Show in Las Vegas this week.
The host of new options cater to a variety of calibers and also come with the needed tools and accessories for successful suppressor ownership.
Among the notable offerings is the Multi-Caliber Kit. This package comes complete with either direct-thread or quick-detach mounts for 5.56mm, 300 BLK or 7.62 NATO firearms. The titanium-based Multi-Cal system features a 7.5 inch length with a 16 ounce weight. The kit retails for $1,379.
The .223/5.56 Quick Detach with removable core features a rugged QD design that allows shooters to service the can themselves. The kit comes with a service tool that can be used to remove the suppressor’s core for maintenance and cleaning. With a 7 inch length and 15.5 ounce weight, the .223/5.56 QD model retails for $1,119.
In addition, Silent Legion manufactures cans for .300 WIN MAG, .30 caliber, .338 Lapua Magnum, rimfire and common handgun calibers. Prices vary depending on set-up.
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