New For 2026: U.S. Palm Eye of the Storm (EOS) Suppressors

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posted on June 27, 2026
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This year at SHOT Show, accessory manufacturer U.S. Palm announced that it would be branching out to offer its own line of firearms and suppressors. Continuing with the company's hurricane theme, the new line of suppressors are called “Eye of the Storm” (EOS) Series. The new suppressors are 3D-printed, low-back-pressure designs that are intended for serious use.

This year, U.S. Palm introduced a line of AR-type rifles and handguns and a suppressor lineup.

EOS suppressors are available in four different models, each tailored for a very specific purpose. The EOS-AK fits within the other accessories that U.S. Palm makes for AK-type rifles. It weighs 15.4 ounces. It has an integrated direct mount for the common AK 14mm x 1mm LH threads with a collet system to secure it in place. 

The EOS-AK is purpose built for AKM-style rifles.

The EOS-556 is a compact “K-length” suppressor designed for use with .223 cal./5.56 mm rifles and handguns, like the company’s own Cat4 series. It has an integrated flash hider and weighs 12.5 ounces. HUB mount compatible, it comes with a 1/2x28 TPI titanium direct-thread mount.

The EOS-556 is a compact 5.56 mm suppressor designed for carbines and handguns.

The EOS-30 is a general purpose .30 cal./7.62 mm suppressor. It has an integrated flash hider and weighs 14.7 ounces. HUB-mount-compatible, it comes with a 5/8x24 TPI titanium direct thread mount.

The EOS-30 is a general purpose 7.62 mm suppressor that is full-auto-rated.

These three models are 3D-printed from 718 Inconel and have a black oxide finish. They are full-auto rated and have met SOCOM reliability stress testing standards and have an MSRP of $899 each.

The EOS-30TI is a titanium suppressor intended for semi-auto and bolt-action .300 Blackout firearms.

The EOS-30TI is a lightweight 3D-printed titanium suppressor that uses a baffleless design and is intended for semi-auto and bolt-action platforms chambered in .300 Blackout. It has an integrated flash hider and weighs 10.8 ounces. HUB-mount-compatible, it comes with a 5/8x24 TPI titanium direct thread mount. Its MSRP is $999.

For more information on U.S. Palm's EOS Series suppressors, see the company’s website.

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