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Kinetic Suppressor started with a simple idea over 10 years ago: build quality suppressors that actually cost less than the big names. That's still the core mission. With 20 years of manufacturing experience behind them, they've engineered five different suppressors—each designed for a specific job.

•Rimfire: The MOJO .22LR ($250) weighs just 5.4 ounces and hits 115dB of suppression. It's completely serviceable with their takedown tool ($40), so you can clean the mono-core in the field or at home without damaging anything.

•Handgun/Carbine: The WIZARD 9mm ($400) does double duty on handguns and 9mm carbines at 135dB, or handles subsonic .300 Blackout at 133dB. Full auto rated. At 9.9 ounces and 6 inches long, it tucks into slim handguards.

•Rifle: The RACKET 7.62 handles full-size rifle rounds and keeps your position concealed. The SARGE .45 is compact—just 6 inches and 1.3" diameter—but rated for full auto and works on both handguns and rifles from .45 ACP to rifles.

•Titanium Option: The WIZARD 9mm Ti offers the same performance in titanium for shooters who want lighter weight and maximum heat management.

Every suppressor uses laser-welded baffle design and American 17-4PH stainless steel with black nitride coating. All are serviceable, most are full auto rated, and every single one comes with a lifetime warranty.

•Designed to be affordable. Better sound reduction than high-priced competitors at genuinely competitive pricing.
•Hearing preservation focus. They understand why suppressors matter—protecting hearing while keeping shooting enjoyable.
•Quick detach compatibility. Most models work with Liberty or Gemtech 3-lug mounts.
•Accessories built in-house. Takedown tools, mono-cores, end caps—designed specifically for their suppressors.

Kinetic doesn't just sell suppressors; they're committed to ongoing research and design. They continue developing new products to meet different shooter budgets and needs. If you need help choosing the right can for your platform, they're there to point you in the right direction.