Although relatively new to the suppressor scene, the cool cats at Jaguar Silencers are making a name for themselves with a wide variety of all-metal, 3D-printed cans. From design to 3D printing to the Cerakote finishes, these suppressors are manufactured start to finish at Jaguar’s facility in Dayton, Ohio. 
 

Jaguar builds its full-size, full-auto rated cans from Inconel 718, also offering lightweight models constructed of titanium 6-4. All the suppressors feature Jaguar’s intermittent flow technology, designed to combine efficient flowthrough with decibel reduction. The suppressors come in various surface texture options, and most are HUB-compatible with some direct-thread options available.
 

The company offers three main lines of suppressors. Jaguar’s flagship X series cans feature an expanded chamber underneath that allows extra internal volume without the external length. The Shorty series, as the name suggests, is Jaguar’s compact line of cylindrical cans, while the Max series models are longer, quieter suppressors. 

Jaguar has also been working on a collaboration with Fifty1Fifty Tactical, an integrally suppressed upper called the Mud Ghost. Stay tuned for more from Jaguar as this young company builds its reputation and offerings.