TMP Suppressors
TMP Suppressors builds the Wylde line of precision-machined 5.56 and .30 caliber suppressors, engineered by Texas Machine Parts for shooters who want a choice of length, weight, and material to match their exact setup. Every Wylde suppressor is offered in stainless steel or titanium construction and a range of Cerakote finishes, from compact Kurz cans built for maximum sound reduction in the shortest package to Long variants favored by bolt-gun shooters chasing the quietest possible shot.
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The Wylde Suppressor Lineup
TMP organizes its Wylde suppressors by length and construction: Kurz (short) for the most compact package, Standard for an everyday balance of length and sound reduction, Long for maximum suppression favored by precision and bolt-gun shooters, and Hybrid models that combine a stainless steel blast chamber and first baffle with titanium baffles and end cap for a blend of durability and reduced weight. Each is available in both 5.56/223 and .30 caliber versions.
Stainless Steel vs. Titanium
Stainless steel Wylde suppressors offer maximum durability at a lower price point, standing up to sustained full-auto and high-volume fire. Titanium versions cut significant weight from the end of the barrel, a real advantage on a precision rig or hunting gun carried all day, at a higher cost. The Hybrid models split the difference, using stainless steel where it matters most for durability and titanium everywhere else to save weight.
Finishes
Wylde suppressors ship in Black, Flat Dark Earth, and Olive Drab Green Cerakote finishes across most models, letting you match the suppressor to your rifle's furniture or simply pick a finish that hides carbon buildup and holds up to field use.
Thread Patterns and Mounting
5.56/223 Wylde suppressors use a 1/2"x28 thread pattern; .30 caliber Wylde suppressors use 5/8"x24. TMP also offers a direct-thread mounting hub for shooters who prefer a fixed, non-quick-detach mount.
Choosing the Right Length
Kurz suppressors prioritize a short overall package for maneuverability, at some cost to sound reduction compared to longer options. Standard length suppressors are the best all-around choice for most rifles. Long suppressors deliver the greatest sound suppression and are the top choice for shooters who prioritize hearing safety and reduced report over compact size.
NFA Requirements
As suppressors, all TMP Wylde models are regulated under the National Firearms Act. Purchase requires a completed ATF Form 4, the associated tax stamp, and approval before transfer. See our NFA suppressor buying guide for the current process and timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Standard and Long Wylde suppressors?
Long models use more baffles and added length for greater sound reduction; Standard models trade a bit of suppression for a shorter, lighter package.
Should I choose stainless steel or titanium?
Stainless steel is more affordable and extremely durable; titanium is lighter and costs more. Hybrid models blend both in one suppressor.
What thread pitch do I need?
5.56/223 Wylde suppressors use 1/2"x28; .30 caliber Wylde suppressors use 5/8"x24. Confirm your barrel's thread pattern before ordering.
Do I need a tax stamp to buy a TMP suppressor?
Yes. All suppressors require ATF Form 4 approval and payment of the NFA tax stamp before you can take possession.