THUD® LITE Suppressor

Introducing our latest cutting-edge suppressor, the THUD® Lite. This state-of-the-art silencer boasts a newer skinless design, featuring a meticulously crafted suppressor sealed with laser-welded Grade 5 Titanium baffles. This achieves an unparalleled level of lightweight construction and guarantees exceptional durability, ruggedness, and superior sound suppression.

Crafted with versatility in mind, the THUD® Lite is purpose-built to accommodate semi-automatic and bolt-action rifles. Its adaptability is further enhanced by interchangeable direct thread mounts utilizing a standard HUB system, allowing seamless integration with various platforms spanning from 5.56 to 300 Win Mag.

For those seeking extraordinary performance, the THUD® Lite M variant extends compatibility to the formidable 338 Lapua Magnum.

Incorporating a user-friendly design, the THUD® Lite features swappable end caps that empower users to optimize sound reduction performance, especially when deploying smaller calibers. This customization capability ensures that the THUD® Lite adapts to your specific needs, providing an unparalleled shooting experience across various firearm configurations. Elevate your shooting experience with the THUD® Lite, where cutting-edge design meets uncompromised performance

Each THUD® Lite Suppressor includes:

• (1) Direct-thread suppressor mount
• (1) End cap
• (1) End cap tool

Suppressor Specifications

• Calibers: .30 cal and below
• Weight: 11.5 oz, without mount
• Overall Length: 6.5″
• Outer Diameter: 1.75″
• Sound Reduction: 30 dB at the muzzle and 37 dB at the shooter’s ear.
• Materials: Grade 5 Titanium Construction

THUD® LITE Suppressor Threads

• 1/2-28
• 5/8-24
• 3/4-24
• M18 × 1.0

Add the Elite Iron Suppressor Comp Brake for faster follow-up shots, reduced muzzle rise, and rock-steady balance — compatible with TANTRUM® and THUD® series suppressors.

Suppressor Finish Colors

* We test our sound reduction using military standards, but sound reduction may vary based on elevation, location, and ambient temperature/weather. Unless otherwise specified, the testing elevation was 4,000 feet.