Thunder Beast Arms Corporation

Thunder Beast Arms Corporation started when three competitive long-range shooters decided to build suppressors the way they wanted them made. Based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the company focuses on one thing: suppressors designed specifically for practical long-range rifle shooting.

Modern suppressors aren't what Hollywood sold you. Thunder Beast's design philosophy centers on accuracy, durability, and light weight while maintaining best-in-class sound suppression. Their suppressors:

• •Reduce recoil noticeably on bolt-action rifles
• •Don't slow bullets or degrade accuracy
• •Typically reduce report by 25-30 dB (approaching "hearing-safe" levels)
• •Work with full-power ammunition without velocity loss
• •Act like a muzzle brake, improving overall "shootability"

"In the last few years, the use of suppressors by competitors has gone from an oddity to being commonplace. At the 2010 Steel Safari, as many as half of the top ten competitors use suppressors."

The founders have been shooting high-power bolt-action rifles in competition since 2004. Since 2005, they've shot almost exclusively suppressed—the only exceptions being matches that prohibit them. This real-world experience directly influences every design decision.

You'll see Thunder Beast suppressors in the hands of serious long-range shooters at major competitions. The .260 Remington and .308 Winchester platforms show the most dramatic improvements in both recoil reduction and accuracy.

Suppressors are legal to own in most of the United States (illegal in CA, DE, HI, MA, MI, MN, NJ, NY, RI, VT). Transfers require:

• •ATF Form 4 with $200 stamp tax
• •Chief law enforcement sign-off (or corporate transfer option)
• •Fingerprints submitted to ATF
• •3-6 month approval timeline

Thunder Beast, as a Class 3 SOT manufacturer, handles all the transfer paperwork. You can order direct or work through any Class 3 dealer.

If you shoot long-range, demo one before you buy. The difference is immediate.