__full__ — Silent Hunter Silencer Review

A: Yes, with the 1/2x28 adapter. However, expect significant gas to the face. It is not optimized for gas guns.

The welding on the baffle stack, visible through the blast chamber, is functional but not as clean as you’d see on a Dead Air Nomad. It won’t affect performance, but it hints at the cost-cutting measures. silent hunter silencer review

The Silent Hunter silencer fills a specific niche: the entry-level, dedicated hunting can. It will never win a SOCOM contract, and it won’t impress your Instagram followers with laser welding. But in a deer blind at dawn, when you touch off a round and hear nothing but the thwack of impact, you won’t care about the welds. You’ll just be glad you saved $400. A: Yes, with the 1/2x28 adapter

Because it uses a straight K-baffle design, the gas stacking is efficient. However, you will get gas blowback on a semi-auto AR-15. The welding on the baffle stack, visible through

The Silent Hunter Silencer is not sexy. It is a steel pipe with internal baffles that happens to be very good at its job. In a world of $1,500 "wonder-cans," the Silent Hunter proves that you don't need to sell a kidney to shoot quietly.