The Osprey is uniquely designed in a polygonal shape to allow for greater internal volume and better overall sound suppression. Due to the shape, the Osprey also sits below the shooter’s line of sight, thereby not impeding standard pistol sights. The updated version added a push-button locking system for quick and repeatable indexing. All of these features combined make it one of the sleekest and most iconic pistol suppressors on the market. The Osprey comes in the Osprey 9 and Osprey 45 options.

The Osprey 9 is rated for 9mm, and the Osprey 45 is multi-caliber and can be used on 9mm to .45 ACP. Both Octanes are rated for .300 BLK subsonic calibers. Both Ospreys are compatible with pistons and fixed barrel spacers for attachment to a host firearm.

It ships with a Disassembly Tool, Indexing Ring / Spring Retainer, and (1) Piston Spring.

This suppressor can also be shot “wet” by using 5cc of water or wire pulling gel to temporarily improve sound suppression.

*Lead projectiles are not recommended for use with any of our sealed suppressors.

Greater internal volume – better sound suppression.

The Osprey’s monocore baffle design in a polygonal package allows for greater internal volume and therefore better sound performance. It can also be shot “wet” by inserting about 5cc’s (or a typical water bottle cap full) of clean water or clear wire pulling gel into the back of the silencer, temporarily improving the sound suppression.

Polygonal Design

Unique design that allows for use of standard height sights.

Lightweight Materials

Constructed of aluminum and 17-4 stainless steel giving shooters the ability to engage targets while reducing the risk of pistol malfunctions.

Indexes to host firearms easily with the push of a button.

The improved indexing button makes the Osprey more robust, more reliable and allows for a quick and secure alignment. It also makes the suppressor more repeatable, meaning the shooter will be able to consistently put it in the same position even after removing it from the firearm.

Compatible with standard height sights for some pistols. ​

Because of the unique design of the Osprey 2.0, the majority of the suppressor sits below the shooter’s line of sight. This allows for use with some standard height sights on pistol platforms.