SureFire Ryder 9 mm Suppressor

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posted on January 29, 2015
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Following the success of its SF Ryder 22-A launched last year, SureFire has announced a 9 mm titanium version of the sound suppressor. Like the 22-A, the 9 mm version features the same fluted body design, and baffles are numbered and indexed for easy reassembly. The cans are available in tan, grey or black, and are expected to ship late February or early March. Stay tuned for a 3-lug adaptor for the HK MP5, and a special mounting plate for 9 mm carbines. MSRP is $799. To get a closer look, check out the SHOT Show video above.

 

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