Videos tagged with Suppressor Market

This video discusses the evolving suppressor market, particularly for 5.56 caliber firearms. The speaker, with an experienced tone, notes that the era of $1300+ suppressors without justification is ending, drawing parallels to market shifts like IBM's past complacency. Newer companies like Ridgeback, Ambient, Sonic Core, Stealth Additive Works, and Irregular are emerging as competitors to established brands such as Q, Dead Air, and SilencerCo, indicating a significant shift in the industry.

The GUNBROS recap SHOT Show 2026, highlighting innovative products like the app-controlled Caldwell Claycopter and Holosun's smart optics. They note the significant trend towards suppressors becoming more accessible and affordable, declaring 2026 the 'Year of the Suppressor.' Benchmade's booth was recognized for its excellent presentation.

This video from Exile Armory LLC provides an energetic and informative update on their current firearm inventory. The presentation covers a wide range of new and used handguns, rifles, SBRs, shotguns, and an extensive selection of suppressors. The staff demonstrates deep product knowledge, identifying specific models, calibers, and features, while also offering insights into market trends and pricing. The video serves as a comprehensive showcase for potential buyers interested in various firearm types and accessories.

The VSO Gun Channel discusses the impact of the NFA tax reduction to $0 in 2026 on suppressor prices, availability, and wait times. The speaker anticipates price increases and potential scarcity due to manufacturers struggling to meet demand. Wait times for e-forms are projected to increase significantly, potentially reaching the 60-day limit, while paper forms could approach 120 days. The video also outlines a strategy for purchasing suppressors before the tax change by working with SOT dealers to hold items until the tax is removed.

The video discusses the increasing cost of Q suppressors, contrasting them with more affordable options from BNT and Hux Works. The speaker, a gun shop owner and enthusiast, notes that while Q focuses on unique, high-quality products, the market is shifting towards less expensive, functional alternatives like 3D printed titanium suppressors. This price increase by Q is seen as a strategic move to manage demand when production cannot keep up.

This discussion delves into the perceived price gouging in the firearms market, particularly concerning suppressors, and explores the economics behind firearm pricing and collector behavior. It highlights how market demand, political climate, and manufacturing costs influence prices, and touches upon the debate between firearm acquisition and the importance of professional training. The conversation also touches on the collector mentality versus practical application of firearms.

This discussion from Shark Coast Tactical delves into the increasing prices of Q suppressors, contrasting them with more affordable options from BNT and Hux Works. The speakers explore Q's business philosophy of creating unique, high-quality products rather than mass-market appeal, which contributes to their higher price point and limited availability. The conversation also touches on the broader industry trend towards more accessible and less expensive suppressor options.

This episode of TGC News covers the SIG MCX Virtus, an updated MCX Gen 2 featuring a new stock, improved charging handle, and the Matchlite Duo trigger. It also discusses Smith & Wesson's acquisition of Gemtech, signaling a strategic move into the suppressor market. The segment concludes with a rundown of current firearm promotions from FN, HK, and Smith & Wesson.