Spooky Suppressors

Spooky Suppressors started in the summer of 2023 when founder Dr. Michael Nulph and his oldest son were testing commercial suppressors in the attic—and his ears were ringing. That frustration sparked an idea: apply better engineering to the noise problem. After developing a new method and hitting sub-60 dB levels on a decibel meter, he called his brother Joseph and said, "I think I've got something here."

Today, the company manufactures five core suppressor models backed by precision engineering and rigorous testing. No gimmicks. Just results.

Spooky's catalog covers the most popular shooting applications:

Real Customer Results: "I paired my precision rifle with the Gideon 6.5 Creedmoor suppressor, and WOW—the sound reduction is unreal. Spooky Suppressor even threaded my barrel in under an hour to ensure perfect alignment. Took it elk hunting, and the combo performed flawlessly. Zero poi shift, and the lightweight design didn't weigh me down on the hike." — Ryan T., Billings, MT

Beyond suppressors, Spooky offers one-hour gunsmith services ($125) that include:

• •Barrel threading for suppressor mounting
• •Adjustable gas block tuning (tested on Spooky's own ARs)
• •Custom Cerakote finishes (customers report fast turnaround—one had a camo green job completed quickly)
• •Point-of-impact verification and zero work

Spooky makes the regulatory side transparent. Here's the four-step process:

1. Purchase online – Select your suppressor and choose an FFL dealer at checkout 2. Shipping to FFL – Spooky ships to your selected local dealer 3. ATF paperwork – Submit Form 4 with fingerprints and photos (or have your dealer do it) 4. Pickup after approval – Once the ATF approves, visit your dealer

You'll pay: - Suppressor cost (typically $540–$899) - $200 federal tax stamp (one-time, per suppressor) - Dealer transfer fee (varies by location)

• •Eligibility requirements: Must be 21+, a U.S. resident, legally eligible to own a firearm, and live in one of the 42 states that allow civilian suppressor ownership (AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY). Always verify local regulations.

"So Quiet, It's Spooky" isn't marketing fluff—it's the engineering standard. The Selah 22 achieves pellet-gun-quiet levels. The Gideon produces sub-60 dB performance. The Jericho optimizes baffle design for tactical shooters running high round counts. These aren't compromises; they're precision-engineered results.

• •Patented noise reduction technology – Not off-the-shelf designs
• •Fast custom work – Barrel threading and Cerakote in one hour
• •ATF guidance – They walk you through the paperwork (offer ATF Application Kits for $10.70)
• •Real testing – Decibel meter verified. Competitor comparison available.
• •Customer support – Actively answer questions on legal compliance, processing times, travel regulations

3-gun shooter's perspective: "The Jericho suppressor is a beast! Paired it with my Daniel Defense DDM4, and the gas reduction alone was worth every penny. Spooky Suppressor's team tuned my adjustable gas block during their 1-hour mod service, and now it runs smoother than ever." — Carlos M., Phoenix, AZ

• •Phone: (682) 200-9190
• •Email: [email protected]
• •Mailing address: P.O. Box 1674, Perry, GA 31069
• •FAQ: Comprehensive answers to legal questions, ATF processing times, state legality, travel rules

They also maintain helpful links to ATF E-Forms, ATF Form 4, and current ATF processing times so you know exactly what to expect.