QuietFlow Introduces 8.3-Ounce AIRCHOPA 30Ti Titanium Suppressor With 38.0 dB Muzzle Reduction

QuietFlow Suppressors, a stand-alone brand of GForce Arms, introduced the AIRCHOPA 30Ti on Nov. 6, 2026, in a release on The Outdoor Wire. It is a .30 caliber rifle suppressor 3D-printed from titanium, made by GForce Arms in Reno, Nevada, and it weighs 8.3 ounces. The maker’s product page gives an MSRP of $699. A lightweight internal lattice keeps the weight down.

Eight baffles sit inside, with a patent-pending Zero Flow baffle-tip geometry. The readings, taken with a Larson Davis Spartan Model 821 on a .308 Winchester host, were 38.0 dB at the muzzle and 34.6 dB at the shooter’s ear.

QuietFlow made it for bolt-action, single-shot and other non-gas-operated rifles. It is not flow-through and has no extra venting. Listed cartridges run from .223 Rem / 5.56 NATO to 300 PRC, among them 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield.

The lattice sets a limit. Firing schedules should stay under 15 rounds per minute, particularly with magnum cartridges.

Each can comes with the Plan B HUB system on Bravo 1.375-24 HUB threads, plus a 5/8-24 direct-thread hub. It carries a 30-day money-back guarantee and a lifetime warranty.

QuietFlow sells the can now through licensed dealers that hold the special occupational tax (SOT) registration for National Firearms Act (NFA) items. Because the suppressor is an NFA item, it goes to the dealer first. The dealer files an ATF Form 4, the federal transfer application, and the buyer takes possession once that form is approved. The product page notes that the federal transfer tax on suppressors has been zero since January 1, 2026.