SilencerCo’s SPEQ (Service Proven EQuipment) is a program which offers a substantial discount on SilencerCo products to current and retired Military, Law Enforcement, and First Responders. SilencerCo has partnered with B&H Police Supply to make this possible.
You can check out the full list of SPEQ Dealers here.
SilencerCo has partnered with Rifle Dynamics to offer the Summit AK Collection. The initial rifle, a 7.62×39 AK custom optimized for suppression by Rifle Dynamics, comes complete with a SilencerCo Omega .30 cal suppressor.
Specifications
– Black Omega w/ ASR Fast Attach Mount and Flat Front Cap
– 14.5″ Barrel w/ Pinned ASR Trifecta Flash Hider
– Matching Serial Numbers
– Hand Crafted Collector’s Edition Reclaimed Wood Crate
– One 30-Round Magazine
– Matte Black Finish on Rifle and Suppressor
– Ultimak Railed Gas Tube for Optic
– US-Made Barrel w/ Black Nitride Finish
– US-Made Receiver
– Triangle Skeleton Side-Folding Stock
After this initial release, SilencerCo will offer additional variants in 7.62×39, 5.45×39, and 300 BLK, which will be released later in the year.
Due to the labor-intensive nature of these builds, only 25 of each configuration will be avaialble for purchase.
www.silencershop.com/accessories/uppers-and-parts/rifle-dynamics-silencerco-summit-ak-collection
Remember Johhny Dronehunter who took out a miniature-UAV with a Salvo-12 equipped shotgun? Now, SilencerCo gives us his origin story.
Due to overwhelming interest, SilencerCo now offers a Saiga 12 adapter for the Salvo 12 shotgun suppressor. Archival footage found within the SilencerCo vaults shows the adapter in use within the Soviet Union.
www.store.silencerco.com/collections/shotgun-accessories/products/salvo-12-choke-mount-adapter
WEST VALLEY CITY, UTAH – Feb. 2, 2015 – SilencerCo, the industry leader in silencers and accessories, was awarded Best Booth at SHOT Show 2015 by prominent firearms marketing agency Primer Strategy. SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade) Show is the firearms industry’s largest annual tradeshow, bringing nearly 70,000 people to Las Vegas each January.
The accolade was given to recognize SilencerCo’s enclosed art gallery-style installation, which used 10 striking gallery wrapped portraits and more than 20 silenced firearms to kick off a yearlong protest theme – #FightTheNoise. The attention to detail employed the use of pasted playbills and posters affixed to an exposed brick façade – all to illustrate the gritty, street-worn feel made iconic by many of the most successful social movements of the past century.
“While walking the SHOW Show floor we noticed a sea of repetition and lack of evolution from year to year – the same booths, same looks and same ideas,” said Katie Perrine, president of Primer Strategy. “Then we saw SilencerCo’s design and had to stop for a closer look. It really embodied what Primer sees as the new direction of the firearms industry – strong, creative, unconventional designs without fear of breaking traditions.”
“Hopefully manufacturers in the upcoming years will enter the ‘race’ for the best design at SHOT,” added Primer’s creative director, Benjamin Forde, whose past accomplishments include art direction for FX’s Sons of Anarchy and HBO’s Generation Kill and The Pacific.
#FightTheNoise – SilencerCo’s grass-roots campaign for gun owners to demand quieter firearms and fewer federal and state regulations on firearm silencers – will continue to be a major platform for mobilizing the public throughout 2015.
“SilencerCo has always been an advocacy leader in our space, and with silencers growing faster than any other segment of the firearms industry, we thought it was time to get consumers involved in change for the better,” said SilencerCo CEO Josh Waldron. “Silencer owners can expect calls to action throughout the year, supporting the deregulation of silencer purchase and ownership, as well as their use in hunting applications.”
For more information on SilencerCo’s products or vision, or to join the #FightTheNoise movement, visit www.silencerco.com.
SilencerCo displayed a version of Crye Precision’s Six12 rotary shotgun with an integrated 12 ga Salvo Suppressor.
That’s right, Rifle Dynamics and SilencerCo have come together to offer a Krink in .300 Blackout. What with the 7.62 x 39, you might wonder why even bother. According to RD’s Billy Cho, the decision was made in order to utilize subsonic ammo along with SilencerCo’s suppressor.
They’re staying mum about where the barrels came from but they will share that they are 1/7 twist. 9.25 inch barrel.
Cho also related that they aren’t over gassing these guns. They are optimized for use with suppressors and won’t cycle unsuppressed with subsonic ammo.
Right now these are being produced as a limited run of 25 as a package deal with Silencerco. But, Cho went on to say, “We will also be releasing a batch of suppressor optimized 7.62 and 5.45 guns that are basically our 700/500 series guns. Which are currently the ideal way to run suppressed.”
You can see samples of most of Rifle Dunamics’ guns they are doing with SilencerCo at their booth during SHOT show. This includes the Saiga 12 “cho-gun” RD built for SilencerCo’s Salvo12 suppressor and the new Vepr12/Saiga12 Salvo adapter.
