Banish Suppressors
Banish is the suppressor brand from Silencer Central — a line of multi-caliber, modular suppressors designed for hunting, precision shooting, and general-purpose rifle and pistol use. The Banish lineup spans the Banish 30 (the flagship .30-caliber multi-cal suppressor), Banish 46 (big-bore up to .45-70), Banish 223 (dedicated 5.56), Banish Backcountry (ultralight titanium for mountain rifles), and pistol-caliber options. All Banish suppressors are fully serviceable (user-disassemblable for cleaning) and rated for multiple calibers per model.
Read our Banish Suppressor Buying Guide ↓
Banish 30: The Multi-Caliber Standard
The Banish 30 is Silencer Central’s most popular suppressor — rated for calibers from .17 HMR through .300 Winchester Magnum, making it a true multi-caliber can that moves between your .22 LR plinker, .223 AR-15, 6.5 Creedmoor precision rifle, and .308 hunting rifle on a single stamp. It uses a modular baffle stack in a titanium tube, with a short configuration (removing baffles) for reduced length on shorter-barreled hosts. The Banish 30 Gold uses upgraded titanium baffles for reduced weight and improved durability.
Banish 46: Big-Bore Suppressor
The Banish 46 handles everything the Banish 30 does plus big-bore calibers up to .45-70 Government and .458 SOCOM. If you shoot .45-70 lever-actions, .450 Bushmaster, or other big-bore platforms alongside standard rifle calibers, the Banish 46 covers the entire range on one stamp. The larger bore diameter means slightly less sound reduction than a bore-matched can, but the versatility is unmatched.
Banish 223: Dedicated 5.56 Suppressor
The Banish 223 is a dedicated 5.56 NATO suppressor optimized for the AR-15 platform. A smaller bore diameter than the multi-cal Banish 30 means better sound reduction on 5.56 specifically. If your primary suppressor host is an AR-15 and you don’t need multi-caliber versatility, the Banish 223 is the purpose-built option.
Banish Backcountry: Ultralight Titanium
The Banish Backcountry is a titanium suppressor designed for weight-conscious hunters — under 10 ounces in the short configuration, making it one of the lightest rifle suppressors available. Rated for calibers through .300 Win Mag, it’s built for mountain and backcountry hunting rifles where every ounce of pack weight matters.
Suppressor Buying Process
All suppressors are NFA items requiring ATF Form 4 transfer. The $200 NFA tax stamp was eliminated effective January 1, 2026, making suppressor registration a no-cost process. Purchase the suppressor, complete the Form 4, wait for approval, and take possession. See our Suppressors page for the full buying guide and current inventory across all brands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What calibers can the Banish 30 suppress?
.17 HMR through .300 Win Mag — including .22 LR, .223/5.56, .243, 6.5 Creedmoor, .308, and .300 BLK.
Are Banish suppressors user-serviceable?
Yes — all Banish models have user-removable baffles for cleaning and maintenance.
How much does the NFA tax stamp cost?
The $200 NFA tax stamp was eliminated January 1, 2026. Registration is now no-cost.
Banish 30 vs. Banish 46?
Banish 30 for calibers through .300 Win Mag. Banish 46 if you also shoot .45-70, .458 SOCOM, or other big-bore calibers.
See Also: Suppressors • SilencerCo • Dead Air • AR-15 Rifles • Hunting Rifles