BANISH's New All-Inconel HD 762 Suppressor Targets Hard-Use Gas Guns
BANISH Suppressors has rolled out the HD 762 INC, a 7.62 NATO/.308 can built entirely from 718 Inconel using additive manufacturing, aimed at shooters running hard-use gas guns.
Snapshot
The HD 762 INC is the second entry in BANISH's Heavy Duty line, following the HD 556 INC, and is built to handle sustained full-auto fire on AR-10s and 6mm AR-15s. According to Shoot On, it uses a nine-baffle, eight-helical-vent design meant to keep back pressure low on gas guns without sacrificing sound or flash suppression.
Key points
- Construction: The suppressor is made entirely of 718 Inconel via additive manufacturing, designed to survive heavy, sustained fire rates and harsh conditions.
- Size and rating: It measures 6.7 inches long, 1.65 inches in diameter, weighs 15.9 ounces without a mount, is full-auto rated, has no barrel-length restrictions, and covers cartridges from 5.56 NATO up to .300 RUM.
- Sound performance: BANISH's internal testing recorded an average 135.7 dB at the shooter's ear with supersonic .308 through a 16-inch AR-10, dropping to 126.2 dB with subsonic .300 Blackout through a 16-inch AR.
- Mounting: It ships with a 5/8x24 direct-thread mount and uses industry-standard HUB threads for compatibility with major QD systems, with 1.9 inches of space ahead of the first baffle for muzzle devices.
- Price and availability: Offered in Black and Flat Dark Earth Cerakote, made in the USA, backed by BANISH's lifetime warranty, and priced at $1,129 MSRP through BANISH dealers now.
Quick take
BANISH chief revenue officer Kelly Streiff told Shoot On the company expects the HD 762 INC to become a default choice for AR-10, gas-operated precision rifle, and SBR owners, and the spec sheet backs that up on paper. Whether the Inconel build and controlled-flow claims hold up under real abuse is something buyers will have to test for themselves.
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