Silencer Central Banish HNT 30 Ti
Silencer Central Banish HNT 30 Ti
Full Specifications
Specifications are the maker's published figures.
About This Suppressor
The Silencer Central Banish HNT 30 Ti is a modular titanium multi-calibre suppressor for hunting rifles from .17 up to .300 Weatherby Magnum. It has an MSRP of $1,129. A tube extension takes it from 6.4 inches and 9.5 ounces to 8.17 inches and 12.4 ounces, and the stack runs to eleven baffles.
It uses the industry-standard HUB mount and comes with a HUB to 5/8x24 adapter, so a rifle threaded 5/8x24 is covered as delivered. Any other thread needs a different HUB adapter, which is a separate purchase. The baffles are user-serviceable, and Silencer Central describes it as limited full-auto rated, so sustained fire is covered within the maker's stated limit.
If you're cross-shopping, the Rugged Alaskan360Ti has an MSRP of $1,826, is titanium as well, and weighs 6.6 ounces. The SilencerCo Omega 36M has an MSRP of $1,169 and mounts on SilencerCo's own Charlie ASR system instead of a HUB thread, and it reaches .338 Lapua Magnum. The Banish HNT 30 Ti is the cheaper of the two all-titanium multi-calibre cans on this list.
Strengths & Limitations
Pros
- Two lengths from one can, so a packing length and a full length come from one purchase.
- Eleven baffles the owner can take out and clean.
- A HUB mount, so the adapter changes with the rifle and the can stays.
Cons
- Rated to .300 Weatherby Magnum, so the .338 cartridges are out.
- Heavier than the all-titanium Alaskan360Ti in either build.
Where to Buy
Online dealers ship to a licensed dealer (FFL) near you, where you fill out the background-check form. Some still process a Form 4 by default; ask if you want it registered.
| DEALER | IN STOCK | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| Silencer Central | In Stock | $999.00 |
| GrabAGun | In Stock | $999.00 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is its diameter?
It is 1.5 inches across.
Is it the same can as the Banish 30-V2?
Yes. Silencer Central renamed it and lists it as the same suppressor under the new name.
