Lightning, brutal heat and brush-thick recoveries turn a South Texas hog hunt into a hard test of the Marlin Mad Pig 1894, a Nocpix thermal and a Dead Air suppressor.

From an ultralight backcountry model to a hard-use, full-auto-rated option, these five Dead Air Nomad suppressors cover nearly every kind of rifle hunt.

Can you now walk into a gun shop and leave with a suppressor the same day? New ATF guidance changed the answer—but not without a few important catches.

The Dead Air Sandman X spent two months on rifles chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, .30-30 Win. and .308 Win. One host revealed its clearest advantage.

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Here’s a fast look at the suppressor companies driving the change to quieter guns with the latest and coolest tech!

The 11.4-ounce Dead Air RXD910Ti joined a 9mm Ruger RXM for a hands-on look at balance, backpressure, recoil and suppressed shooting.

The threaded-barreled Ruger RXM brings together three industry heavyweights and was built from the start to run smoothly and quietly.

The Dead Air Nomad Ti OTB changes the game by offering suppressed shooting with significantly less length. What's not to love?

We tested the Dead Air CT5P Patrol suppressor on a SIG MCX Virtus in 5.56 — here's the result.

A conventional suppressor can add roughly eight inches to a rifle. The Dead Air Nomad Ti OTB telescopes back over the barrel and adds just 4.6 inches. On a .300 Win Mag, that can be the difference between a rifle you carry and one you leave in the safe.

Explore the benefits of hunting with suppressors for safety and hearing protection. Ensure your hearing remains intact while hunting.

An inside look at how the revolutionary Dead Air Nomad Ti OTB (over-the-barrel) suppressor was conceived and built for hunters.

This innovative pistol-caliber can is made of 3D-printed titanium as one solid, continuous piece of metal: strong and light. Is it worth the money?

The Dead Air Nomad Ti OTB silencer introduces an all-new over-the-barrel design that keeps your rifle shorter and better balanced.

Meet Dead Air's first patrol-specific, gas-regulated, ultra-lightweight, and low-backpressure compact-Triskelion baffled 5.56 NATO silencer.

Get the details on six hot new guns you should consider for the safe, including the resurrected T/C Triumph in-line muzzleloader.

We put Barnes Harvest Collection ammo through an expensive bolt gun and a more affordable hunting rifle. Did an extra $2K make a difference downrange?

The Dead Air Mojave 45 and the Springfield 1911 Operator make for a tight, precision instrument; once broken-in, the gun runs like a scalded ape.

Ruger and Dead Air Silencers have joined forces for a new line of smallbore and .30-caliber suppressors optimized for Ruger firearms.