BANISH Launches All-Inconel HD 762 Suppressor for Hard Use
BANISH Suppressors has added a full-auto-rated, all-Inconel 7.62 NATO/.308 suppressor to its Heavy Duty lineup, aimed at shooters running AR-10s and other gas-operated precision rifles hard.
Snapshot
The BANISH HD 762 INC is built entirely from 718 Inconel using additive manufacturing, designed to handle sustained full-auto fire without excess back pressure. It follows the HD 556 INC as the second entry in BANISH's Heavy Duty line, and the company says internal testing shows strong sound suppression across both supersonic and subsonic .30-caliber loads.
Key points
- Construction: Nine baffles and eight helical vents route gas along a controlled path, keeping back pressure low on gas guns while preserving sound and flash suppression.
- Size and rating: The suppressor is 6.7 inches long, 1.65 inches in diameter, weighs 15.9 ounces without a mount, and is full-auto rated with no barrel-length restrictions.
- Cartridge range: It handles everything from 5.56 NATO up to .300 RUM, including 6.5 Creedmoor and other high-pressure rounds.
- Sound performance: Internal testing averaged 135.7 dB at the shooter's ear with supersonic .308 through a 16-inch AR-10, and 126.2 dB with subsonic .300 Blackout.
- Mounting and price: It ships with a 5/8x24 direct-thread mount, uses industry-standard HUB threads for quick-detach systems, comes in Black or FDE Cerakote, and carries an MSRP of $1,129.
Quick take
Kelly Streiff, BANISH Suppressors chief revenue officer, said the HD 762 INC is built to withstand the punishment gas guns put on a suppressor while keeping the rifle "running clean and comfortable" for the shooter. For owners of AR-10s, gas-operated precision rifles or SBRs looking for a hard-use .30-caliber can, this is a release worth a closer look.
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