WATCHTOWER Firearms has announced the release of its new suppressor, the Jedburgh suppressor. The titanium Jedburgh made its public debut at this year’s SHOT Show.
The new Jedburgh suppressor is constructed completely from fully welded titanium and features a mono-core design for durability and lightweight performance. According to the company, the suppressor delivers a superior option for reducing noise and felt recoil for the shooter. The mono-core is a one-piece integrated baffle component for the suppressor that optimizes sound reduction while maintaining structural integrity for the unit as a whole.
The .30 caliber suppressor is said to have an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio that coupled with the black PVD corrosion-resistance coating makes the suppressor robust and reliable regardless of the situation. The mono-core design helps channel gas around the baffles while reducing the back pressure and exposure to the shooter. WATCHTOWER states the suppressor is fully welded to help make it a secure and strong unit and reduce the risk of failure of different components.
Rated for use on weapons up to .300 Norma Mag, the Jedburgh reportedly can be used on bolt action, semi-automatic, and fully automatic rifles without barrel restrictions. At just 8 inches long, the Jedburgh weighs right under 13 ounces. With suppressors gaining popularity over the years with recreational shooters and hunters alike, the Jedburgh gives those users another option for a titanium suppressor at a decent price point. The WATCHTOWER titanium Jedburgh suppressor has a suggested retail of $699.
