Braxton Taylor
Exclusive to Silencer Shop is the newly launched CAT Noah suppressor, a 3D printed silencer with a 6mm diameter designed for modern bolt-action and semi-automatic rifles in various 6mm chamberings like 6mm ARC, 6mm GT, 6mm Creedmoor and 6mm Dasher, to name a few. Because these 6mm cartridges are designed to propel small and sleek projectiles at very high muzzle velocities to extremely distant targets, these chamberings tend to operate under tremendous amounts of internal pressure, and the CAT Noah’s internal design was created with the regulation of this pressure in mind. The CAT Noah is available in four versions, a standard Inconel model and a lighter weight titanium model. The titanium model is meant for hunters or those who place a premium on weight reduction, while the slightly sturdier Inconel version is meant for tactical carbines centered around hard-use. Each of these models is also available with either a QD mount or a direct thread version.
CAT Noah Key Features and Benefits
- Advanced gas management: 3D-printed, surge-bypass technology minimizes gas blowback so firearms will run smoothly and reliably
- Enhanced accuracy: Designed to reduce turbulence, the Cat Noah maintains precision for hunting and target shooting
- Material options: Available in lightweight grade 5 titanium or robust 718 Inconel for extreme durability and heat resistance
- Versatile mounting: Compatible with 1.375×24 Hub mounts or CAT’s 16×1 LH TSF X/Spooky QD mount, providing flexibility for various rifle setups
- Integrated Flash Hider: Both titanium and Inconel models feature an integrated flash hider to significantly reduce muzzle flash
“Our partnership with CAT demonstrates our dedication to providing the best suppressor technology to our customers.” said Dave Matheny, CEO of Silencer Shop. “CAT continues to deliver incredible silencers and we’re proud to offer them exclusively through the Powered by Silencer Shop dealer network.”
Visit silencershop.com for more information about the CAT Noah 6mm suppressor.
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