Suppressor Buyers Guide In 2025

Published on May 22, 2025
Duration: 13:10

This video provides a comprehensive buyer's guide to suppressors in 2025, covering the latest legal landscape, purchase processes, and types of suppressors available. It highlights the significant reduction in NFA wait times and the benefits of different suppressor categories, from affordable rimfire options to versatile rifle cans. The guide is presented with practical advice and expert insights from Brian of 704 Tactical.

Quick Summary

In 2025, buying a suppressor involves a $200 NFA tax stamp, passport photos, and fingerprints. The ATF's eForms system has significantly sped up the process, with wait times now as short as two days to a week. The guide covers rimfire, pistol, and rifle suppressors, emphasizing the benefits of each type and features like Hub Compatibility.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Legal Landscape
  2. 01:27The Modern Purchase Process
  3. 03:12Rimfire Suppressors
  4. 05:16Pistol Suppressors
  5. 07:00Rifle Suppressors
  6. 11:15Multi-Caliber 'Jack of All Trades' Cans

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current legal requirements for buying a suppressor in 2025?

In 2025, buying a suppressor requires a $200 NFA tax stamp, passport photos, and fingerprints. The process is now faster due to the ATF's eForms system, with wait times significantly reduced from previous years.

How has the suppressor purchase process changed recently?

The suppressor purchase process is faster than ever thanks to the ATF's eForms system. Buyers need an eForms account and PIN. Many local shops now handle fingerprinting and photos, and wait times have dropped from 10-12 months to as little as two days to a week.

What are the different types of suppressors discussed in the guide?

The guide covers rimfire suppressors (affordable, for .22 LR), pistol suppressors (often with Nielsen devices for cycling), and rifle suppressors (durable, versatile for various calibers). Multi-caliber options are also highlighted.

What is 'Hub Compatibility' for rifle suppressors?

Hub Compatibility refers to the 1.375x24 thread standard found on many rifle suppressors. This allows for the use of a wide variety of muzzle devices and mounting systems, increasing the suppressor's versatility.

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