Silencer Central Banish Meateater Suppressor

Intro

You could say I’m a bit of a fan of the Meateater show, I do my fair share of hunting and eating. I never would have expected the brand would have made it into my daily use. But that’s the subject for today; I bring you a review of the Banish Meateater Suppressor from Silencer Central.

Banish suppressors have been everywhere lately, and I have been pretty impressed with their lineup. The Meateater Suppressor is a more recent development, and based on the name alone I suspect it is targeting the hunting public.

silencer central Banish Meateater suppressor

The Banish Meateater Suppressor

As I dug into the Banish Meateater, I could see that its hunting focus was more than just in the name. The titanium construction made the suppressor quite lightweight, which is a paramount feature for hunters.

Part of the reason the can is so light is because of its simple design. A traditional baffle stack held in by two threaded end caps. On the breech side you have the industry standard 1.375 x 24 threaded hub, which allows you to change the mount to whatever best fits your needs. The suppressor comes with a 5/8-24 threaded cap, but you could easily swap it out for a different one should you need to. This is a nice feature vs. having to have your barrel re-threaded.

banish meateater suppressor, desert tech srs M2, Apex Optics Rival — the Meateater made my multi-caliber **Desert Tech SRS M2** even more pleasant to shoot

Innovative Design

At the front end of the Meateater is where this can gets interesting. The threaded end cap houses some very cunning features; the muzzle can be interchanged between thirty-caliber and 6.5mm. These two inserts allow users to optimize the suppressor for most every popular hunting caliber thirty or less. Reducing the muzzle cap to 6.5mm will optimize its performance for 22, 6mm, 25 and 6.5mm cartridges. While the thirty-caliber cap keeps it tight for .270, 7mm, and 30 caliber options.

here you can see the two different muzzle ports, the black one for smaller calibers, and the grey one for 30 caliber

Using the optimal muzzle cap in the Meateater is important because there is another innovative feature in the muzzle of this can. The endcap keeps back pressure to help force more of the pressure out through the radial brake that is incorporated to the front of the suppressor. Its purpose is to help reduce recoil felt by the shooter.

silencer central banish meateater — here you can see the on/off feature of the Meateater brake

Specifications

Length	5.85 in
Diameter	1.73 in
Weight	10.3 oz
Construction material	Titanium
Thread Pitch	5/8×24 included
Serviceable	Yes
Caliber	.30 (6.5 muzzle cap also included)
Maximum Caliber	300 RUM
Finish color	Sniper Gray
Finish	Cerakote
Sound Reduction	32dB
Mounting Style	Direct Thread
Full-auto rated	No
Mounting Hub Thread pitch	1.375 x 24
Lifetime Warranty	Yes

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The Meateater made an excellent companion to my PVA Modus 6.5 PRC

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The suppressed report of my rifles sounded very good, not quite as sharp as other suppressors. Almost as if the bleeding off of pressure through the brake vents made it sound better. It was an impressive suppression performance from a can that is neither heavy nor bulky.