No, you don’t need a "Class 3" license. You only need to submit a form to the ATF when you buy the suppressor.
It’s a federal tax required for all NFA items, like suppressors, under the National Firearms Act (NFA). As of January 1, 2026 this is now free for all suppressor purchased.
Approvals can be as fast as a few days for individual submissions. Check the ATF Wait Time Tracker for the latest updates.
Suppressors provide hearing protection, reduce recoil, lessen concussion, and improve the overall shooting experience.
Yes, fingerprints are required for every submission. You can submit them digitally, or use paper ATF FD-258 fingerprint cards.
Yes, you can register as an individual, trust, or corporation. A Trust is a popular, cost-effective option that lets you add responsible parties.
They’re the same thing—interchangeable terms for a device that reduces noise and gas when a firearm is fired.
Suppressors are legal for private ownership in 42 states, including AL, AR, AZ, CO, FL, GA, TX, and more. Check local laws, as some states like CA have restrictions.
It traps and slows down the gas released when a firearm is discharged, reducing noise, muzzle flash, and recoil.
Yes, all CR suppressors are self serviceable, and you can run them through an ultrasonic cleaner. If you don't have an ultrasonic cleaner, no worries, you can still clean them yourself! Using the end caps that come with your suppressor, just pour in some simple green, or other all purpose cleaner, give it a shake and rinse it out, and you are back in business.
Yes, all of our suppressors can handle various calibers, check the sale listing for a full list of compatible calibers.
You can always purchase one from us directly, or request one from your local SOT dealer. We are happy to work with anyone. Once the suppressor is made we will provide the serial number for you to complete your tax stamp registration. Typically this takes 5-7 business days. Once the tax stamp process is approved and complete, we will send out your suppressor.
We are always in the process of developing a new suppressor for various calibers. Chances are we are working on it. In any case, let us know! We can let you know where we are in the process.