Silencer CentralBanish 30 Gold V2
.30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressor · Banish QD interface · specs and compatibility from the manufacturer
Notable features
- Multi-Caliber
- Brake on the Front of the Suppressor
- User Serviceable
- TBAC Summit Tested
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length
8″
weight
13.2oz
MSRP
$1,599
length
8″
weight
13.2oz
calibers
5.56–.30
material
Titanium
interface
Banish QD
MSRP
$1,599
Photos
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- Overall length
- 8″
- Diameter
- 1.59″
- Weight
- 13.2 oz
- Material
- Titanium
- Finish / treatment
- Black & Tan, Cerakote
- Max caliber
- .30 Cal / 7.62mm
- Base interface
- Banish QD
- Front cap
- Banish 30 Gold Front Cap
- Backpressure
- Standard
- Full-auto rated
- No
- Baffles
- 11
- Maintenance
- User serviceable
- Brake on the front
- The maker sells a brake end cap that screws onto the front of the suppressor
- Brakes that fit:
- Silencer Central Banish Suppressor Brake (30 Gold)
- MSRP
- $1,599
- Class
- .30 Cal / 7.62mm
- n
- 574
- Range
- $199–$2,380
- Median
- $990
Pricier than most .30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressors
MSRP compared against the 574 .30 Cal / 7.62mm suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP). What you pay may differ.
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- Base interface
- Banish QD
- Front cap
- Banish 30 Gold Front Cap
This suppressor's Banish QD takes no separate mount. 26 muzzle devices in our catalog attach to it directly.
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. Banish 30 Gold V2 was measured in 3 tests. Figures can only be compared with others from the same test, so each one links to everything else fired on that gun.
Bolt-action and lever rifles
- .300 Blackout subsonic, 16" bolt-action rifle 2025119.4 dBat the ear · 30.3 dB quieter than unsuppressed84 tested →
- .308, 20" bolt-action rifle 2025127.5 dBat the ear · 28.4 dB quieter than the 2024 unsuppressed baseline70 tested →
- .300 Win Mag, 26" bolt-action rifle 2026131.1 dBat the ear · 26.0 dB quieter than the 2025 unsuppressed baseline38 tested →
Measurements published by Thunder Beast Arms Corp. How to read these
Manufacturer claim
- Sound reduction: 36 dB
- Rated for calibers from rimfire up to 300 RUM, exhaustive internal testing has shown that the BANISH 30 GOLD V2 reduces the sound of the shot by 36 decibels thanks to the 11 baffles.
- The Banish 30 Gold V2 is an updated version (V2) of the Banish 30 Gold suppressor line from Silencer Central.
- SUPPRESSES RECOIL AS WELL AS SOUND: The internal baffles handle the gas in such a way that the suppressor significantly reduces recoil as well as sound.
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- MULTI-CALIBER DESIGN: All BANISH® suppressors accommodate calibers that are smaller in diameter than marked.
- MADE IN USA: 100% made and assembled in the United States.
- STIFLE™ BAFFLES: A truly universal baffle stack, these baffles are used in all BANISH® suppressors and can be reassembled in any order. This user-friendly design allows for the shooter to quickly clean and put their BANISH Suppressor back together, or reconfigure the suppressor length with minimal effort.
- The BANISH 30 GOLD-V2 redefines what a premium suppressor truly is.
- This .30-caliber suppressor is the choice for discerning shooters looking for a lightweight, quieter, and compact suppressor that is completely user-serviceable with an industry standard hub mount (1.375x24) that allows for quick detachment.
- What really sets the 30 GOLD-V2 apart is how refined and versatile it is.
- 100% TITANIUM: Made from an extremely sturdy titanium alloy, BANISH 30 Gold weighs only 13 oz, yet is tough enough for years of service to a frequent shooter.
- The Banish 30 Gold V2 is designed to work across multiple calibers and firearm types, optimized for rifles chambered up to .30 caliber.
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