Liberty Suppressors adds two new designs to suppressor inventory
The Whitetail is a centerfire suppressed rifle system. (Photo: Liberty Suppressors)
Liberty Suppressors expands its silencer options with two new integral suppressed products — the Zulu and Whitetail.
Kicking off the new goods is the Zulu, a centerfire suppressed rifle system created for the AR-15 platform. The Zulu uses an Aero Precision upper receiver and rail paired with a St. Croix bolt carrier group and Odin Works custom profile barrel. The 5.56 system uses Liberty Suppressor systems to introduce a setup that the company says is “light, quiet and durable.”
“We have wanted to build the ultimate integral AR-15 upper in 5.56 for years and finally did it,” Liberty Suppressors said in a news release. “After several thousand rounds of ammo and many months of work we have a system that exceeds all our expectations and brings all this to you in a lightweight package.”
The Zulu features a barrel length of 10.5-inches with an Inconel 718 blast baffle. The system weighs in at just over 3-pounds. The Zulu does fall under the NFA purview so consumers can expect to pay an addition $200 for the tax stamp on top of the system’s MSRP of $1,550. The Zulu ships with a Liberty Defense suppressor heat shield.
The Zulu uses a host of parts to create an integrally suppressed system. (Photo: Liberty Suppressors)
In addition to the Zulu, Liberty Suppressors announces another centerfire suppressed rifle system named the Whitetail. The Whitetail was created for hunters and recreational shooters, boasting a suppressor module that measures 14-inches long by 1 3/8-inches in diameter. The rifle system tips scales at 6-pounds, 8-ounces. The 6.5 Creedmoor rifle tops off its design with a Graphite Black Type C Cerakote.
“The Whitetail is designed from the ground up to solve the biggest problem of rifle silencers…cost versus performance,” Liberty Suppressors added. “We evaluated the usage of a hunting rifle/silencer system and found that almost everyone has a list of criteria that they feel is important in a hunting rifle, the first is weight, it has to be lightweight, which the Whitetail is.”
The Whitetail also falls under the NFA and features a price of $999.
The Whitetail was created for hunters. (Photo: Liberty Suppressors)
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