Live price comparison launching soon
Suppressors
Compare suppressor prices
One table for every model: the lowest listed price across retailers, who has it in stock, what it costs out the door, and whether you can own it in your state.
What you will be able to compare
Retailer prices
The lowest listed price per model across participating retailers, sortable low to high, with every offer and its "price as of" time on the model page.
Stock
In stock, out of stock, or unknown, straight from each retailer feed, with an "In stock only" filter.
Out-the-door cost
Item price plus shipping when the retailer lists it, plus the federal tax stamp, which is $0 for suppressors since Jan 1, 2026[1][2]. Costs we cannot source, like dealer transfer fees and sales tax, are named and left out.
State legality
Whether you can own and hunt with one where you live, next to the price, linked to our cited state table.
Adapter-type filter
Filter by how the can mounts: direct thread, HUB, piston, 3-lug, and named quick-detach systems. What these mean.
Caliber, brand and weight
Narrow by caliber rating, brand, retailer and max price, and sort by lightest or by most retailers.
Direct threadHUB / Bravo (1.375×24)Piston / booster (Nielsen)3-lug (HK-style)Plan B (Q / Cherry Bomb taper)HUXWRX Torque Lock QDDead Air KeyMoSilencerCo ASR+21 more
Why there are no prices here yet
We will only show prices that come from retailer data feeds we are approved to use, with the time each price was last seen. Those approvals come after launch, so until then this page shows what is coming instead of made-up numbers. No price on this site is an estimate or a placeholder.
Read while you wait
All guides- Federal + state lawHow buying a suppressor works (2026)The $0 tax, the Oct 2026 ATF non-enforcement policy, voluntary eForm 4 steps, and what did not change.
- Wait timeseForm 4 wait times, November 2026ATF's latest published averages and Silencer Shop's 30-day medians, side by side, with dates.
- Buyer guideChoosing a suppressor: caliber, mount and hostBore size, multi-caliber trade-offs, direct thread vs quick-detach, pistols and gas guns.
Sources
- 27 CFR 479.84, applying to transfer ($200 for machine guns and destructive devices, $0 for all other NFA firearms; as amended May 8, 2026) — eCFR. Accessed 2026-11-06.
- American Suppressor Association via NASGW: "15 Years. Countless Victories." (legal to own in 42 states, hunt in 41) — NASGW, dated 2026-09-29. Accessed 2026-11-06.