LayerX SuppressionStrake 9K
9mm / .36 Cal suppressor · HUB 1.375x24 interface · specs and compatibility from the manufacturer
Notable features
- HUB Compatible
- Multi-Caliber
- No Barrel Restrictions
- TBAC Summit Tested
- Full-Auto Rated
- Sealed
length
5.2″
weight
6.4oz
MSRP
$849
length
5.2″
weight
6.4oz
calibers
5.56–.35
material
Titanium
interface
HUB 1.375x24
MSRP
$849
- Overall length
- 5.2″
- Class
- 9mm / .36 Cal
- n
- 260
- Range
- 2.5″–13.7″
- Median
- 6.75″
- Weight
- 6.4 oz
- Class
- 9mm / .36 Cal
- n
- 255
- Range
- 2.5 oz–25 oz
- Median
- 9.52 oz
- Material
- DFARS DMLS Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V)
- Finish / treatment
- Alphatek Low IR Signature Coating
- Max caliber
- 9mm
- Rated cartridges
- 9mm, .300 BLK, 5.56 NATO, .308 Win, 7.62×39, .350 Legend, .357, .38 Spl, .338 ARC (subsonic only), 8.6 BLK (subsonic only)
- Base interface
- HUB 1.375x24
- Full-auto rated
- Yes
- Barrel restriction
- None (manufacturer stated)
- On 9mm
- Firing limit
- Full-auto, all barrel lengths
- On .338 ARC
- Subsonic loads only
- On 8.6 BLK
- Subsonic loads only
- Maintenance
- Sealed (not user serviceable)
- MSRP
- $849
Shorter than most 9mm / .36 Cal suppressors
Length compared against the 260 9mm / .36 Cal suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Lighter than most 9mm / .36 Cal suppressors
Weight compared against the 255 9mm / .36 Cal suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Not published by the manufacturer: diameter.
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP). What you pay may differ.
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- Base interface
- HUB 1.375x24
The HUB 1.375x24 is an open standard: 494 mounts and 940 muzzle devices in our catalog fit this suppressor, including LayerX Suppression HUB Direct Thread Adapter (1/2-28), AAC 51T S.T.A.M.P. Mount and AB Suppressor AB Raptor Adapter. You aren't locked into one manufacturer's parts.
Which ones fit your barrel and host?
Check in the BuilderThe Thunder Beast Silencer Summit fires every suppressor entered on the same gun, with the same equipment. Strake 9K was measured in 1 test. Figures can only be compared with others from the same test, so each one links to everything else fired on that gun.
Measurements published by Thunder Beast Arms Corp. How to read these
Manufacturer claim
- Thanks to an integrally designed inverted flash hider and micro braking in the exhaust vents, the Strake 9K delivers out of class muzzle flash performance. Engineered for peak shooter experience on an MP5 or roller-delayed PCC; equally at home on a favorite pistol with a booster assembly.
- The 1-3/8-24 HUB socket in the rear enables direct-thread, 3-lug, and booster/Nielsen-device mounting options, limited by a maximum 1.6in mount intrusion into the blast chamber.
- All LayerX suppressors including the Strake 9K are backed by a transferable Limited Lifetime Warranty covering manufacturing defects.
- The next evolution in the Strake family of suppressors, the Strake 9K was developed to be the best sounding pistol caliber can in a minimalist package, using a proprietary hybrid flow Strand DNA system.
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- Manufacturer caliber/barrel-length table (live product API): 9mm — full-auto rated, all lengths; .357 Mag/.38 Spl — 16in; .300 BLK supersonic — 9in; .300 BLK subsonic — full-auto, 7in; .350 Legend — 16in; .308 Win — 20in; .338 ARC subsonic — 12in; 5.56 NATO — 16in; 7.62x39 — 16in; 8.6 BLK subsonic — 12in.
- Manufacturer caliber/barrel-length table (printed owner's manual, TM-STRAKE9, created 2025-11-03): 8.6 BLK (subsonic only) — 12.5in; .300 BLK subsonic — 7in; .300 BLK supersonic — 9in; 5.56x45mm — 16in; 7.62x51mm — 20in; 6mm ARC — 16in; .357 Magnum — 16in; .338 ARC (subsonic only) — 12.5in. This table disagrees with the live site's version: it omits 9mm, .350 Legend and 7.62x39 (all present on the live site) and includes 6mm ARC (absent from the live site's table for this model) — a genuine manufacturer-side inconsistency, not resolved here.
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