The Multi-Caliber Ghost Suppressor

The Ghost Complete. The can, an endcap for each caliber you choose, and one Phantom brake in the box, ready to shoot. One caliber is $599 (MSRP $649); each added caliber is $50, up to four. Already own a Phantom? Build the Can only version for $100 less. Extra Phantoms for your other rifles are $149.99 each inside a Ghost build. Build yours.

Buying a suppressor now. As of October 9, 2026, ATF is not enforcing the NFA registration, transfer-approval and stamp requirements on suppressors. You buy it here, we ship it to the SOT dealer you pick at checkout, and you pick it up with a Form 4473 and a background check, the same as a rifle. Registration is optional. State law applies. How it works.

The Ghost Suppressor represents a modern approach to sound suppression, engineered from the ground up using advanced internal flow dynamics and a proprietary baffle-less core system. Unlike traditional suppressors that rely on stacked cones or welded baffles, the Ghost uses a streamlined internal design to improve reliability, reduce maintenance concerns, and eliminate the risk of baffle strikes.

This innovative architecture allows the suppressor to maintain consistent performance under demanding conditions while delivering an improved tonal profile and effective sound pressure reduction. The result is dependable suppression performance without compromising firearm function or accuracy.

The quick-attach mounting system allows the Ghost to lock directly onto the Phantom Muzzle Brake, providing a secure connection and consistent alignment shot after shot. That repeatability is important for shooters who expect predictable performance from their equipment.

Pick the can for the job: Ghost HD Extreme Duty, 4140 steel built for sustained fire and tested to 800 rounds of belt-fed 5.56 continuous, or Ghost Ti, a titanium adaptor body and titanium endcaps on the same 4140 tube and 7075 lock ring, burst-rated and on pre-order, shipping in one to two weeks. Each unit is manufactured with attention to fit and finish, producing a suppressor built for long-term use in real-world conditions.

TORTURE TESTED — FULL-AUTO RATED

Every Fenix suppressor is baffle-less and full-auto rated. We proved it the hard way:

• 800 rounds of belt-fed 5.56 — continuous fire
• 650 rounds of belt-fed 5.56 tracer — continuous fire

No baffles to erode. No baffle strikes to fear. Machined from solid billet in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

SOUND PERFORMANCE — RANGE TESTED

Preliminary range testing on .223/5.56: 124–129 dB at the ear, varying with shooter position and environment — hearing-safe on every shot, and right in line with our engineering simulation. Range testing on the remaining calibers is in progress.

Predicted performance by caliber (15-mechanism time-domain simulation)

Derived entirely from geometry and physics — no marketing numbers. Every caliber lands hearing-safe, below the 140 dB impulse threshold. The 5.56 prediction has now been verified on the range.

Simulation: Fenix Armory Ghost QD Complete Acoustic Analysis, April 2026. 5.56 verified by preliminary range testing at 124–129 dB.

THE TRADE WE MADE — AND WHY

We didn’t build the Ghost to win a decibel-meter contest by half a dB. A conventional baffled can may meter slightly quieter on its best day — but every baffle is a part that erodes, clogs, and can strike. The Ghost is comparable where it matters — hearing-safe and all-day comfortable — and it gets there with no baffles at all: nothing to erode, nothing to strike, nothing to disassemble and scrub. Machined from solid billet and torture-rated at 800 continuous belt-fed rounds, this is the can you buy once and run hard forever.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the Ghost suppressor full-auto rated?

Yes. Every Fenix suppressor is baffle-less and full-auto rated — torture-tested with 800 rounds of belt-fed 5.56 fired continuously, plus 650 continuous rounds of belt-fed tracer fire.

What calibers can the Ghost run?

The Ghost starts in .223/5.56 and expands by endcap — one suppressor covers 5.56, .30 cal, 6.5/7mm and 9mm on a single serial number, up to four calibers per can.

Do I still need a tax stamp?

Not as of October 9, 2026. ATF is not enforcing the NFA registration, transfer-approval and stamp requirements on suppressors. You pick the Ghost up at your SOT dealer on a Form 4473 with a background check. Registration is optional; your dealer can file a Form 4 at your request. State law applies.