Engineering is an artform unto itself, and the BANISH TAC 9K TI is a technical masterpiece. The 3D-printed titanium 9K is just 4.1 inches long and has a diameter of just 1.3 inches, making it one of the most compact 9mm suppressors available. It weighs just 2.7 ounces, too. Yes, you read that right – 2.7 ounces. This compact size makes concealed carry a possibility with the BANISH TAC 9K TI suppressor.  

Compact size and light weight don’t mean much if the sound levels are still high. Don’t worry – the BANISH TAC 9K TI has your back. It brings the levels down for 9mm rounds to 132 decibels at the ear. For subsonic rounds, it is even rated for full-auto fire. 

The BANISH TAC 9K TI is so light that you don’t need a Nielsen Device or booster assembly for your pistol to function properly.* Just thread it onto the barrel, and you’re good to go. Typically, with a pistol suppressor, there is an issue because the same energy that is suppressed by the suppressor is also what drives the action. A Nielsen Device incorporates a small spring that pushes the barrel up, allowing the pistol to cycle properly. That’s not a concern with the 9K.

The BANISH TAC 9K TI (Patent Pending) is offered in 1/2×28 standard or 13.5x1LH metric direct thread options. It doesn’t require a piston, so just thread it onto your barrel and go.  If you’ve been waiting for the ultimate 9mm can, your wait is over.