Cincinnati, OH –— Faxon Firearms is proud to announce the launch of its new HARMONIX® Suppressor line, bringing together cutting-edge materials, precision 3D printing, and advanced flow dynamics to deliver a suppressor that finally ends the compromise between superb sound suppression and minimal backpressure.
The HARMONIX® family includes two flagship models:
- HARMONIX® Sentry: 3D-printed from aerospace-grade Haynes 282, a high-performance superalloy known for extreme strength and thermal stability.
- HARMONIX® ION: Made from ultra-lightweight, 3D-printed Grade 5 titanium, built for shooters who demand performance without the weight.
Both models are available in three configurations: .36 caliber, .30 caliber, and dedicated 5.56, and are fully HUB mount compatible. Each suppressor ships standard with a direct thread mount, ready to attach out of the box.
“I’m incredibly proud of the time, effort, and attention to detail the team poured into this project.” said Joey O’Gara, CEO of Faxon Firearms. “After countless hours of testing and design refinement, they truly stepped up—and the final product is a testament to their dedication and hands-on commitment.”
HARMONIX® Suppressors are fully 3D printed, allowing for intricate internal geometries that optimize both sound suppression and gas redirection. This means a smoother, cleaner, and more balanced shooting experience across a wide range of platforms and calibers.
“Suppressor design is a balancing act and usually requires compromises. Sound reduction, flow – backpressure and cleanliness, weight, price. You need to choose between a number of priorities.” said Jay Wilson, Director of Product Management. “On Harmonix, we tried to prioritize it all, and I think these cans deliver.”
Engineered with user needs in mind, the HARMONIX® line provides shooters with flexibility and compatibility. The .36 models accommodate everything from subsonic .300 Blackout to 8.6 Blackout and .338 projectiles, while the .30 and 5.56 options are tuned for precision and gas efficiency for more traditional calibers.
“We tried dozens of concepts, impossible to machine or weld.” said Aaron Meidinger, Design Engineer at Faxon Firearms. “Rigorous testing stripped away all gimmicks, leaving behind purpose-built geometries that play nice with your rifle, your ears, and your budget.”
To learn more, visit: FaxonFirearms.com/HARMONIX
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