New Sig Sauer Rifle Suppressors, the SLH and SLX, Meet High Demands

Whether you are on the hunt or involved in a tactical operation, stealth is a vital component of success. And, although suppressors are not “silencers,” as seen in movies, they do help conceal your shot from a distance. Given that, Sig Sauer has recently released the latest in their line of rifle suppressors with their SLH and SLX.

Sig Sauer SLH and SLX Rifle Suppressors

Developed to meet the demands of the U.S. military, both the SLH and SLX feature rugged materials for extreme durability. The SLH comes in two different material options, based on model, offering either Titanium or Inconel construction. Whereas all SLX models are available in Inconel.

Both the SLH and SLX feature a multi-flow path within the suppressors. As a result, there is a 50%-80% reduction in toxic fumes flowing back through the ejection port. This is due to a faster exhaust rate than traditional baffle style suppressors. Specifically, the SLH sees a 50% reduction and the SLX sees a 70%-80% reduction.

The SLX series is a performance-based suppressor and is designed for use with supersonic ammunition. This makes the suppressor ideal for users focused on flash reduction and lower toxic fumes, as a result. However, the SLH series is ideal for shooters that use both supersonic and subsonic ammunition. Although the SLH does not offer the same reduced gas emissions, it is optimized for sound reduction. Both suppressors are available in 300BLK, 7.62mm and 5.56mm.

Both the Sig Sauer SLH and SLX rifle suppressors feature your choice between Clutch-LOK QD or direct thread mounting systems. The Clutch-LOK QD mounting system is easy to use, repeatable and extremely durable. The mounting system is based on model selection at the time of purchase.