POTD: SVEMKO - The Sound Of Silence
Photo Of The Day: You can polish titanium, bead-blast stainless, and Cerakote in cool colors to perfection; the outside always gets the likes. But the magic happens where the camera can’t reach or record: inside the baffles. SVEMKO Suppressors (made in Norway) say they are proud to be obsessed with the stuff nobody photographs.
Every cone angle, every vent port, every chamber volume is CAD-modeled, flow-simulated, and range-proven until the gas behaves exactly the way they intended. The result is said to be borderline unfair: class-leading meter numbers, almost zero first-round pop, recoil that feels like a .22 conversion kit, and point-of-impact shifts so small you’ll blame the shooter before the can.
Carbon stays low, accuracy stays high, and the warranty says “minimum 12,000 rounds” because they got tired of people asking how long it will last. (Spoiler: longer than your barrel.)
A great suppressor isn’t the one that looks fastest on the ‘Gram. It’s the one that disappears in every way that matters when the pin drops. SVEMKO proves it by saying: the quieter the can, the louder the performance. Precision on the inside, dominance on the outside.
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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Which SVEMKO suppressor is the article referring to?
Dude, love your articles. But you must live somewhere in Scandinavia. Most of what you write about is unavailable to your U.S. readers. It's why B&T has place in Florida. Tell me when I can get one, till then, it's all noise, (pun intended). 😁"Everybody's buying suppressors now, guess I was 25 years ahead of the curve. Now let's see yinz guys try to catch my MG collection. Good Luck!" 😂🤣
class-leading meter numbers [citation needed]
almost zero first-round pop [citation needed]
recoil that feels like a .22 conversion kit [blatant lies]
and point-of-impact shifts so small [doesn't matter on a direct thread]
I see Europe is still in the early 2000s US style of suppressor marketing: just make everything up. It's a stack of old school baffles with an artificially enlarged blast baffle, nothing else.