LWRCI. The name itself conjures images of sleek rifles, precision engineering, and possibly an empty wallet (but in a good way, right?). For years, we’ve known them for their extensive lineup of firearms, from the zippy 9mm to the long-range king, 6.5 Creedmoor. But hold onto your earmuffs, folks, because LWRCI is now venturing into the wonderfully quiet world of suppressors with their High Flow suppressor line!

Yes, you heard (or rather, didn’t hear) that right. LWRCI is dropping a fresh line of cans, covering everything from your plinking 9mm (the High Flow Suppressor 9-Ti) and everyday 5.56×45 (the High Flow Suppressor 556) to the big-boy 7.62 calibers (the High Flow Suppressor 762-Ti). 

I was lucky enough to get my grubby little hands on the 9-Ti and 556 models for a bit of “rigorous testing.”. And get this – I even snagged an LWRCI 9mm PCC and 5.56×45 rifle to test their own suppressors on their own guns. It was like a family reunion, but with less awkward small talk and more satisfyingly muted gunshots.

High Flow Suppressor 9-Ti: The Quietest Companion for Your PCC (and More!)

The 9-Ti model is expected to arrive with a 1/2×28 direct thread, which is great for most pistol caliber carbines. But for those of us who appreciate the finer things in life (like quick changes), a 3-lug adapter is apparently in the works. My fellow straight-walled cartridge enthusiasts in hunt-friendly states know the .350 Legend all too well. Good news: the 9-Ti handles it, along with 300 Blackout, .357, .38 Special, and, of course, the ever-popular 9mm.

This little whisper machine is also full-auto rated, so go ahead, live out your suppressed Rambo fantasies (just don’t forget the paperwork!). As the “High Flow” in its name suggests, it’s designed to minimize that annoying back pressure that usually sends a puff of gas right into your face, making you look like you just sniffed a ghost pepper. 

I slapped the 9-Ti on a variety of pistols and rifles in my humble armory, and I’m genuinely surprised to report zero back pressure. My eyes thanked me. Keep in mind that this suppressor does not have a piston system yet and thus will turn your semi-automatic pistol into a single shot that requires the slide to be cycled by hand after each round. I hope that LWRCI offers a pistol option in the future, allowing this to be used on semi-automatic pistols and maintaining their semi-automatic functionality.

While it made things pleasantly quiet, remember, this isn’t Hollywood. You still need some level of hearing protection, unless you enjoy the delightful, never-ending symphony of tinnitus. Priced at a cool $1,050 MSRP, it is a deal at 5.6 inches long and a feather-light 9 ounces. Your shoulder will thank you.

High Flow Suppressor 556: Taming the Beast (Even the Gassy Ones)

The 556 model comes ready to rock with a quick-disconnect flash suppressor featuring 1/2×28 threading. Like its 9mm sibling, this one’s all about reducing back pressure and pushing those pesky gases away from your beautiful face. 

To truly put this claim to the test, I strapped it onto the notorious gas-blaster of the gun world: the IWI X95. If this suppressor could tame that beast, it could tame anything. And guess what? The 556 did an admirable job of directing the gas away. No more surprise blasts of gas in your face from your rifle!

Despite its surprisingly compact size (just 5.125 inches and a bit over 17 ounces), it did a stellar job of muffling those 5.56×45 rounds. And yes, it’s also full-auto rated, so feel free to unleash your inner lead-slinging maniac without worrying about overheating your can. With an expected MSRP of $999, this little powerhouse is rated for calibers up to 6mm in diameter, making it a versatile choice.

High Flow Suppressor 762-Ti: For When Silence Meets Precision

Now for the big daddy, the 762-Ti model. This one ships with a 5/8×24 quick-disconnect flash suppressor, making it perfect for your heavy hitters. It’s designed for rounds up to 7.62mm in diameter, which means it plays nice with your favorite .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 6.8 SPC rifles. 

Just a heads-up: while it’s not full-auto rated, it’s perfectly fine for limited burst or sustained semi-auto fire. Its primary purpose in life, according to LWRCI, is precision rifle work. So, if you’re trying to hit that tiny bullseye at a gazillion yards, this is your huckleberry. Coming in at 7.5 inches and a lean 13 ounces, with an MSRP of $1,199, it’s designed to help you hear the thwack of your bullet, not the bang of your rifle.

LWRCI’s Suppressor Family

All of LWRCI’s new suppressors are coated in C-Series Cerakote, which is basically high-temperature armor for your can. They’re also fully welded for maximum durability (because nobody wants their suppressor to spontaneously disassemble mid-shot). And, as a recurring theme, they’re all optimized to reduce back pressure and efficiently push gases out of the suppressor. Plus, the rifle suppressors boast a fancy wire EDM bore for enhanced performance. Basically, they’re built like tanks, but sound like whispers.

The Silent Verdict

Using the LWRCI line of suppressors was, dare I say, extremely pleasant. The minimal back pressure on the 9-Ti and 556 models was a breath of fresh air (literally). They paired exceptionally well with LWRCI’s own rifles and PCCs, like a perfectly synchronized dance. The QD system on the 556 model had a reassuringly positive lockup, and after multiple range trips, it showed no signs of attempting a solo journey downrange. The 556 and 762-Ti models feature a push-button release that keeps them securely attached, so you won’t be chasing your can into the berm.

The LWRCI family of suppressors offers a lightweight, durable, and affordable option for anyone looking to enter the world of suppressed shooting or expand their existing collection. So, go forth, make some noise (or rather, less noise), and enjoy the glorious sound of silence.