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Last reviewed: October 22, 2026 Suppressors, also called silencers, are generally legal for eligible civilian owners in 42 states. Eight states and Washington, D.C., generally prohibit civilian ownership. Even where suppressors are allowed, the rules for registration, possession, and use can vary. It’s essential to understand the suppressor laws by state to ensure compliance. Use our interactive suppressor legality map to check your state. Click or tap a state to see its explanation below the map, including important restrictions and links to sources. You can also choose a state from the dropdown menu. Suppressor Laws by State: Where Are Silencers…
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Miniaturization is one of the unsung heroes of our age. The ENIAC computer of the 1940s was the size of a literal house and weighed 30 tons. An iPhone 17 is less than half a pound, and has, literally, five billion times the processing power. Making a thing is hard, but making it small is often times much harder. The U.S. Air Force needed a small rifle, one small enough to fit under an ejection seat. They used to use pistols—but why do that if you can do it with a rifle? Their answer was the GAU-5A, but instead of…
We take a look at the Japanese-made Ithaca 500, a 20-gauge over/under that’s still a top-notch field piece today.The late 1960s were an odd time for the gun world. Some of the steam from the post-World War II boom had been let off, and industries were beginning to wrestle with a truly global economy. As winds of change often do, these swept the firearms landscape in good and bad ways.Pressure was applied to American manufacturers as never before, leading some to evaporate. Conversely, the American shooter became flush with more firearms options from more corners of the world than even…
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In today’s article, Jeremy Tremp reviews the GOYOJO GRL335 thermal optic. This 4x optical scope offers an attractive price point with a professional-grade sensor and easy operation. How does it perform? That’s what Tremp sets out to discover. The optic was provided by GOYOJO Optics for the review. There is a moment in every shooter’s life when technology catches up with imagination. The GOYOJO GRL335 brings a professional-grade 384×288 thermal sensor to a price point that first-time buyers can actually reach. For many of us, when we think of thermal vision we immediately picture those old 80s action movies like…
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The Midwest Industries Combat Rail will free-float your AR’s barrel and give you plenty of M-LOK space for accessories.Long ago, we discovered that barrels shoot best when nothing is touching them. That took some work on the AR-15, but now we have many options, and one excellent one is the Midwest Industries Combat Rail.This rail is an extruded tube of 6061 aluminum that has been extensively machined to provide you with all the things you want.M-LOK slots? Check—and plenty of them.Top rail aligned with the flat-top of your receiver? You bet.Extra holes for cooling and to lighten the load? Of…
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