The 100th Day of Silence: One Winner Takes a $12,000+ Suppressed Package
Last updated: July 22, 2026 · Originally published: July 24, 2026
In This Article
- What’s in the gun giveaway: the full package
- How the .30-caliber suppressed system fits together
- The two suppressors
- The five firearms
- The ammunition
- Training and experiences
- Range and reloading gear
- The Silencer Central service
- How to enter the free gun giveaway
- Frequently asked questions
- Related reading on PopularSuppressors.com
- About the author
The 100th Day of Silence — Silencer Central’s 100 Days of Silence
The 100th Day of Silence is the grand-finale giveaway of Silencer Central’s 100 Days of Silence — a free gun giveaway in which one winner receives a complete suppressed package valued at more than $12,000. It closes a 100-day campaign that has given away 200 suppressors between April 17 and July 25, 2026.
This page covers every prize in the finale package, how the .30-caliber suppressed system fits together, who each item is best for, and how to enter before the window closes. It is hosted by PopularSuppressors.com and presented by Silencer Central.
Short answer: one winner takes all sixteen prizes — two .30-caliber suppressors, five firearms, subsonic ammunition, a two-day tactical driving course, and a full bench of reloading, carry, and training gear. Entry to the gun giveaway is free; it opens 6:00 AM CT Friday, July 24 and closes 10:00 PM CT Saturday, July 25, 2026. All giveaways require a separate entry.
What’s in the gun giveaway: the full package
How the .30-caliber suppressed system fits together
The core of the package is a complete .30-caliber suppressed system: a host, subsonic ammunition, and two suppressors that mount to it. The Rossi Brawler in .300 Blackout is the host, Winchester Super Suppressed .300 Blackout is the subsonic ammunition made to run quietly through it, and the titanium BANISH 30 Gold-V2 and the Wilson Combat Silent Bandit are the two .30-caliber suppressors that thread on. Around that core sit a 6.5 Creedmoor precision rifle, a .22 LR rimfire trainer, a suppressor-ready M1 Carbine short-barreled rifle, a complete AR-15 upper, reactive steel, reloading equipment, and a two-day driving course.
The two suppressors
BANISH 30 Gold-V2 suppressor
BANISH Suppressors (formerly associated closely with Silencer Central) was created to solve real inventory and accessibility problems in the suppressor market. Founded with a focus on multi-caliber, fully user-serviceable titanium designs, BANISH has grown into one of the highest-volume U.S. suppressor brands by emphasizing cleanability, light weight, and consistent performance across a wide range of host firearms.
The 30 Gold-V2 is the flagship fixed-length .30-caliber can. It features a larger expansion chamber optimized for AR-10 platforms and magnum cartridges while remaining versatile enough for everything from rimfire to .300 RUM.
Specs
- Length: 8.2 inches
- Diameter: 1.593 inches
- Weight: 13.2 oz
- Material: 100% titanium
- Baffles: 11 Stifle baffles (user-serviceable, keyed/indexed)
- Caliber range: .17 HMR to .300 RUM
- Sound reduction: Up to 36 dB
- Mount: Quick-detach muzzle brake / HUB-compatible
- Thread pitch: 5/8×24
- Finish: Cerakote (Black or Tan options)
- Full-auto rated: Yes
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Made in USA
Best for: Hunters and multi-rifle owners who want maximum sound reduction and easy home maintenance in a premium titanium package.
MSRP $1,579. Read the full BANISH 30 Gold-V2 review.
Wilson Combat Silent Bandit suppressor
Wilson Combat began in 1977 when Bill Wilson started customizing firearms in the back of his family’s jewelry store in Berryville, Arkansas. What started as a one-man gunsmithing operation focused on reliability packages for 1911s and revolvers evolved into one of America’s premier custom firearms and accessories manufacturers. The company is known for tight tolerances, competition- and duty-proven designs, and its Armor-Tuff finish.
The Silent Bandit (named after Bill Wilson’s dog) is a modern titanium suppressor built around efficient gas management for reduced back pressure. It is available in multiple bore diameters and baffle counts; the .30-caliber version in this package delivers solid performance in a compact package.
Specs (6-baffle .30-cal configuration)
- Length: 6.41 inches
- Diameter: 1.75 inches
- Weight: 13.3 oz
- Material: Grade 5 titanium baffle stack; H13 steel hub mount and end cap
- Sound reduction: Average 31 dB
- Mount: Industry-standard 1.375×24 HUB (Quell K-Mount compatible)
- Finish: Armor-Tuff (titanium) / black nitride (steel parts)
- User-serviceable: Yes (removable hub and end cap)
Best for: Shooters who value low back pressure, modular mounting, and Wilson Combat’s reputation for hard-use reliability.
MSRP $1,199.95. Read the full Silent Bandit review.
The five firearms
Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR
Auto-Ordnance was founded in 1916 by retired Colonel John T. Thompson and is best known as the original manufacturer of the Thompson submachine gun. After various ownership changes, the company (now under Kahr Arms) continues to produce faithful modern reproductions of classic American designs, including the iconic M1 Carbine.
This suppressor-ready SBR version brings the lightweight, handy .30 Carbine platform into the modern NFA era. The original M1 Carbine was designed during World War II as a lighter alternative to the M1 Garand for support troops and officers. Today’s Auto-Ordnance versions use modern manufacturing while retaining the classic look and feel.
Specs (typical Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine configuration; SBR specifics may vary by build)
- Caliber: .30 Carbine
- Action: Gas-operated, semi-automatic
- Barrel: Short-barreled (NFA) configuration, suppressor-ready
- Capacity: 15-round magazine (10-round where required)
- Stock: American walnut or folding options available on standard models
- Weight: Approximately 5–5.5 lbs (standard configurations)
- Finish: Blued/Parkerized
- Made in USA
Best for: Collectors and shooters who want a compact, low-recoil, historically significant suppressed carbine.
MSRP $1,870. Read the full M1 Carbine SBR breakdown.
Rossi Brawler .300 Blackout pistol
Rossi (part of the Taurus group) has long been known for producing tough, affordable utility firearms. The Brawler series started as a simple break-action .45 Colt/.410 tool and expanded into more serious rifle calibers. This particular .300 Blackout example is provided by James “XDMAN” Nicholas. It is the host at the heart of the suppressed .30-caliber system, simple, threaded, and ready for a can.
The Brawler is a no-nonsense single-shot with a threaded barrel, optic rail, and rubberized grip — ideal for suppressed subsonic work or as a truck/camp gun.
Specs
- Caliber: .300 Blackout
- Action: Single-shot, break-action, single-action trigger
- Barrel: 9 inches, 1:8 RH twist, 6 grooves, threaded 5/8×24
- Overall length: 14 inches
- Weight: 48.5 oz (unloaded)
- Frame: Polymer
- Barrel: Alloy steel, matte black
- Sights: None (Picatinny rail for optics)
- Safety: Cross-bolt
- Grip: Rubberized
Best for: Portable suppressed hunting, backyard plinking with subs, or as a lightweight companion to the larger rifles in the package.
MSRP $333.99. Read James’s hands-on Rossi Brawler review on Tacticool.
KFI Monza 6.5 Creedmoor rifle
KFI Firearms is the U.S. importer and distributor of the Monza series, a modern bolt-action platform originally developed by Istanbul Silah. The Monza emphasizes adjustability, value, and practical accuracy for both hunting and range use.
Specs
- Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
- Action: Bolt-action
- Capacity: 4+1 (detachable double-stack steel magazine)
- Barrel: 20–22 inches available, button-rifled, threaded, 11-degree crown
- Overall length: Approximately 42 inches
- Weight: Approximately 7.2 lbs
- Trigger: Adjustable (2.2–5.3 lbs)
- Stock: Adjustable length of pull and cheek riser
- Rail: Mil-spec Picatinny (removable)
- MSRP: $499.99
Best for: Budget-conscious precision hunters or long-range shooters who want modern features without a premium price tag.
MSRP $499.99. Read the full KFI Monza 6.5 Creedmoor review.
HK G36 .22 LR rifle
Heckler & Koch’s G36 became the standard service rifle of the German Bundeswehr in 1997 and set new standards for polymer construction and modularity in military rifles. HK partnered with Umarex to produce this highly realistic .22 LR trainer that shares many external components and the manual of arms of the centerfire version.
Specs
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Direct blowback, semi-automatic
- Barrel: 18 1/8 inches, threaded 1/2×28
- Overall length: 38 inches (extended) / 28.2 inches (folded)
- Weight: 5.5 lbs (without magazine)
- Capacity: 10-, 20-, or 30-round magazines
- Stock: Folding polymer
- Sights: Adjustable dual-aperture rear, hooded front + Picatinny rail
- MSRP: $749
Best for: Training, inexpensive suppressed plinking, or as a fun, realistic trainer that mirrors the real G36.
MSRP $749. Read the full HK G36 .22 LR review.
Rock River Arms BB0301 AR-15 upper
Rock River Arms was founded in 1996 by brothers Mark and Chuck Larson in Illinois. The company quickly earned a reputation for tight-tolerance AR platforms and later secured major law-enforcement contracts (including DEA and FBI). RRA remains a go-to brand for reliable, American-made AR uppers and complete rifles.
This mid-length 16-inch upper with 11-inch M-LOK handguard is a versatile building block for a suppressed AR.
Typical Specs for RRA Mid-Length 16″ Uppers
- Barrel: 16 inches, mid-length gas system
- Handguard: 11-inch M-LOK free-float
- Upper: A4-style flat-top
- Includes: Bolt carrier group and charging handle (on complete uppers)
- Thread: Standard AR muzzle threads for suppressor mounting
- Made in USA
Best for: Building or upgrading a suppressed AR-15 platform that pairs well with either of the .30-cal cans when chambered appropriately, or as a dedicated 5.56 host.
MSRP $530. Read the full BB0301 upper breakdown.
The ammunition
Winchester Super Suppressed .300 Blackout
Winchester Ammunition traces its roots to 1866 and remains one of the most recognized names in American ammunition. The Super Suppressed line is purpose-built for suppressor use, featuring subsonic velocities and designs that minimize fouling.
Specs (typical SUP300BLK)
- Caliber: .300 Blackout
- Bullet: 200-grain open-tip
- Velocity: 1,060 fps (subsonic)
- Features: Encapsulated bullet base for reduced lead fouling in barrels and suppressors
- Quantity: 5 boxes (typically 20 rounds each)
Best for: Maximizing the quiet performance of the BANISH or Silent Bandit on the Rossi Brawler or other .300 Blackout hosts.
MSRP $144.75. Read why subsonic .300 Blackout runs quiet.
Training and experiences
The Ranch TX 2-Day Tactical Driving Course
The Ranch TX is a premier tactical training facility in South Texas featuring high-speed driving tracks built to real-world protective-service standards. Courses are taught by experienced instructors with State Department and special-operations backgrounds and cover high-threat vehicle operations, evasive driving, and mobility under pressure.
This two-day course gives the winner professional-level training in vehicle control, threat recognition, and survival driving.
Best for: Anyone who wants practical skills that go beyond the shooting range.
MSRP $1,750. Read about the Ranch TX driving course.
ICE Training course certificate
I.C.E. Training (Integrity, Consistency, Efficiency), founded and led by Rob Pincus, specializes in reality-based defensive firearms and personal protection training. Courses emphasize practical application over traditional marksmanship drills and have been delivered to military, law enforcement, and civilian students worldwide.
A one-day training gift certificate with ICE Training, valued up to $500 — professional firearms and defensive instruction to put the rest of the package to use.
Range and reloading gear
Shooting Targets USA Texas Star
Shooting Targets USA, based in North Carolina, specializes in heavy-duty reactive steel targets designed for high-volume and competitive use. The Texas Star is a rotating five-plate system widely used in 3-Gun, USPSA, and law-enforcement training.
Specs
- Five 8-inch diameter × 3/8-inch thick SR500 ballistic steel plates
- 48-inch diameter hub
- Spring retention system for quick reset
- Assembly: Single 1/2-inch bolt (approx. 10 minutes)
- Rated for handguns, rifles, and shotguns (buckshot)
- Overall height: Approximately 6 feet 2 inches when assembled
- Made in USA
Best for: Dynamic, engaging practice that builds speed and accuracy on moving targets.
MSRP $1,199.99. Read the full Texas Star review.
RCBS ChargeMaster Link and Hodgdon powder
RCBS has been a cornerstone of the reloading industry for decades, known for durable, precise tools. The ChargeMaster Link is a modern Bluetooth-enabled powder dispenser that pairs with the RCBS app for convenient, accurate charging.
ChargeMaster Link Specs
- Accuracy: ±0.1 grain
- Capacity: 2,000 grains
- Features: Bluetooth app control, touchscreen, external battery compatible, sealed platen
- Dispense speed: Fast and consistent for typical rifle charges
Paired with 10 pounds of the winner’s choice of Hodgdon powder, this kit supports serious precision reloading for the suppressed rifles in the package.
Combined MSRP $1,039.85. Read the RCBS ChargeMaster Link breakdown.
WeKnife Fluxor folding knife
WeKnife is a premium Chinese manufacturer respected for high-end materials, precise fit and finish, and innovative designs. The Fluxor is a clean Wharncliffe folder built for everyday carry and utility.
Specs
- Overall length: 9.03 inches
- Blade length: 3.98 inches
- Blade steel: Böhler M390 (58-60 HRC)
- Handle: 6AL4V titanium
- Weight: 4.39 oz
- Lock: Nested liner lock
- Opening: Flipper with caged ceramic bearings
- Clip: Tip-up titanium
Best for: A reliable, lightweight everyday knife that matches the quality of the rest of the package.
MSRP $350.
Crossbreed Holsters gift card
CrossBreed Holsters was founded in 2005 by Mark Craighead in Springfield, Missouri. Craighead combined the best features of existing designs into a hybrid holster that quickly gained a strong following. After his passing in 2012, the company continued under family leadership and remains a major American holster maker known for comfort and concealability.
The $500 gift card lets the winner choose the exact holster and accessories that fit their carry needs.
Armorer Pro membership
Armorer is a privacy-focused gun maintenance and inventory app that keeps all data on-device. The Pro tier unlocks unlimited firearms, custom maintenance schedules, advanced reporting, PDF export, and multi-device sync for $49.99 per year.
MSRP $49.99.
The Silencer Central service
Silencer Central handles the BANISH 30 Gold-V2 end to end — its ATF Form 4 filing, the FFL transfer, a free NFA gun trust, and delivery directly to the winner’s front door. The Wilson Combat Silent Bandit and the Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR transfer through a licensed dealer under the standard NFA/Form 4 process. As of January 1, 2026, no federal transfer tax applies to the suppressors.
How to enter the free gun giveaway
Entry to the gun giveaway is free and takes seconds. The window opens Friday, July 24 at 6:00 AM CT and closes Saturday, July 25 at 10:00 PM CT. Enter using the official entry form on this page. One winner receives the entire package. All giveaways require a separate entry — entering an earlier day does not enter you in this one, and there is no automatic carryover.
No purchase necessary. 21+. U.S. residents only, except residents of CA, DE, HI, IL, MA, NJ, NY, RI, FL, and DC. All giveaways require a separate entry. Winners posted to the Winners Page and emailed the following day. See Official Rules: popularsuppressors.com/official-rules/. Void in any other state or locality where suppressor ownership is prohibited or where this giveaway is otherwise restricted by law.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to enter?
Nothing. Entry is completely free, and no purchase is necessary.
When does The 100th Day of Silence open and close?
Entry opens 6:00 AM CT Friday, July 24, 2026 and closes 10:00 PM CT Saturday, July 25, 2026.
What is the total value of the prize package?
The displayed value is $12,296.51 — more than $12,000 — across sixteen prizes, awarded to a single winner.
Is this really one winner for everything?
Yes. One winner receives the entire package — every item listed above.
Do I still owe a $200 tax stamp on the suppressors?
No. For 90 years, suppressor purchases included a $200 federal tax stamp. That ended January 1, 2026 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. A federal ATF Form 4 registration is still required, but the tax is now zero.
Who is eligible to enter?
U.S. residents, 21 years of age or older, except residents of CA, DE, HI, IL, MA, NJ, NY, RI, FL, and DC. Void where prohibited or restricted by law.
How are the suppressors delivered to the winner?
Silencer Central completes the ATF Form 4 and ships the BANISH 30 Gold-V2 directly to the winner’s front door. The Wilson Combat Silent Bandit and the Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine SBR transfer through a licensed dealer under the standard ATF Form 4 process. Form 4 registration is still required even though the $200 federal tax stamp was eliminated January 1, 2026.
How and when is the winner notified?
Winners are posted to the Winners Page, and emailed the following day. Winners must return a signed affidavit by physical mail to Brand Avalanche Media, Inc., 4343 16th St #161, Moline, IL 61265.
Do I need to be a subscriber to enter?
No. A subscription does not enter you. All giveaways require a separate entry, and you must enter The 100th Day of Silence itself on this page.
Who runs the giveaway?
The giveaway is hosted by PopularSuppressors.com and presented by Silencer Central. The entry platform is operated by Crowd9 PTY LTD. See the Official Rules for full terms and eligibility.
Disclosure: Silencer Central is the anchor sponsor of the 100 Days of Silence campaign on PopularSuppressors.com under a flat paid sponsorship arrangement. This is not an affiliate or commission relationship. Editorial content reflects independent author analysis.
