Off Grid Suppressors Scorpius .22LR Suppressor Rated #1 at TBAC Sound Summit

Off Grid Suppressors™ Scorpius™ .22LR suppressor validated as the #1 rated rimfire suppressor at the TBAC Sound Summit
SHEVLIN, MN – In an industry where performance is measured in decibels, Off Grid Suppressors is proving that precision engineering and additive manufacturing are the new frontier of silence. The company’s flagship rimfire solution—the Scorpius .22LR—continues to gain market traction following its definitive #1 rating at the prestigious TBAC Sound Summit.
Earning the title of Thunderbeast Champion, the Scorpius was analytically crowned the quietest .22 rimfire suppressor in a field of elite competitors. This accolade serves as a powerful validation for the Minnesota-based startup, confirming that their radical approach to suppressor architecture delivers world-class acoustic performance that effectively disappears in the field.
“Taking the top spot at the TBAC Sound Summit isn’t just a trophy for the wall—it’s a data-driven confirmation of our engineering philosophy,” said an Off Grid Suppressors spokesperson. “For the Scorpius to be named the quietest rimfire suppressor among the industry’s best proves that our investment in 3D-printed titanium is exactly what the market has been demanding: absolute silence without the weight.”


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