Looking to get the most out of your Stalon silencer? Our guides are here to help. From practical tips on mounting and maintenance to in-depth advice for choosing the right model, we share the knowledge you need for a smoother, safer, and more enjoyable hunting experience.
Point-of-impact shift is one of the most common — and most overlooked — things that happens when you add a suppressor to your rifle. Here’s what causes it, how big the difference really is, and what you must do before you hunt. WHAT WE FOUND AT THE RANGE: WITH VS
Every shot damages your hearing. That is not an opinion — it is physics. A rifle shot generates around 160 dB at the shooter’s ear. Permanent hearing damage begins at 140 dB. The difference between those two numbers is not a margin of safety. It is a guaranteed problem. The
Titanium sounds like the obvious choice for a high-performance silencer. Lightweight, strong, premium. We thought so too — which is why we previously used it in our X-series. But after years of real-world use, we moved away from it. Not because titanium is a bad material. But because for a
Lead-free ammunition is no longer a distant regulation; it is arriving fast, and hunters across Europe are asking the same question: will this change how my moderator performs? The short answer is: not really. But let us explain exactly why, and what you should be thinking about instead. WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGES WHEN
A hunting silencer — also called a sound moderator or suppressor — is no longer just a professional accessory. For hunters who care about their hearing, their surroundings, and a clean shot, it has become an essential piece of gear. A quality silencer changes the experience of shooting. In this
When you invest in a firearm silencer, you’re not just buying a piece of equipment. You’re trusting your safety, performance, and money to a manufacturer. Stalon’s 6-year warranty isn’t a marketing promise. It’s the natural consequence of building something right. WHAT DOES THE STALON 6-YEAR SILENCER WARRANTY ACTUALLY COVER? We
