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Home » BANISH Introduces the Competition Series with Its First  Suppressors Built for the 6.5

BANISH Introduces the Competition Series with Its First  Suppressors Built for the 6.5

Adam Green By Adam Green September 30, 2026 5 Min Read
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BANISH Introduces the Competition Series with Its First  Suppressors Built for the 6.5

The COMP 6.5 SS and COMP 6.5 TI ship with both a two-port brake and a flat muzzle cap, letting  precision shooters choose recoil control or maximum sound reduction — in stainless steel or titanium

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Sept. 24, 2026 — BANISH Suppressors, an industry leader for pursuit driven firearm suppressors, introduces the BANISH Competition Series, or COMP, beginning  with the BANISH COMP 6.5 SS and BANISH COMP 6.5 TI, its first suppressors built around a  dedicated .264-caliber bore. Both models ship with a two-port brake and a flat 6.5mm muzzle  cap, letting precision shooters configure the suppressor for recoil control and a faster return to  target with the brake, or maximum sound reduction with the muzzle cap. 

While many 6.5 shooters have run a .30-caliber suppressor over a .264-caliber bullet, the  COMP 6.5 lineup is optimized specifically for 6mm and 6.5mm short-action cartridges, keeping  expanding gas working against the six-baffle stack instead of escaping past the projectile. 

“For years, 6.5 shooters have had to give up performance by running a .30-caliber can over a  .264 bullet because that’s what was on the shelf,” said Kelly Streiff, BANISH Suppressors chief  revenue officer. “The COMP 6.5 models close that gap. Plus, shipping them with a two-port  brake and a flat muzzle cap means customers can configure them to their specific needs.” 

The BANISH COMP 6.5 SS is built for high round counts through a match rifle. Made from  welded stainless steel, it weighs 12.2 ounces and measures 5.5 inches with the flat muzzle cap  installed, or 14.6 ounces and 6.65 inches with the two-port brake. It has an MSRP of $1,129. 

The BANISH COMP 6.5 TI delivers identical suppression in welded titanium for hunters and  shooters counting every ounce. It weighs 8.7 ounces and measures 5.5 inches with the flat  muzzle cap installed, or 10.4 ounces and 6.65 inches with the two-port brake. It has an MSRP  of $1,499. 

Testing with a 20-inch 6.5 Creedmoor bolt-action rifle produced an average of 130.8 decibels at  the shooter’s ear with the flat muzzle cap installed. With the two-port brake in place, that  average measures 142.9 dB, a deliberate and optional trade for the brake’s recoil reduction and  flatter tracking through the shot. 

Each model measures 1.61 inches in diameter, utilizes industry-standard HUB mounts, ships  with a 5/8×24 direct-thread adapter, and features a Cerakote finish. Both are made in the United  States, are compatible with centerfire cartridges from .22 Creedmoor up to 6.5 PRC, and are  backed by the BANISH lifetime warranty, which protects against all manufacturing defects and  damages caused by normal use. Owners can also use the BANISH Service Program for a  comprehensive maintenance check within a year of ownership. 

The BANISH COMP 6.5 SS and BANISH COMP 6.5 TI are available now through BANISH  Suppressor dealers. To learn more about the new lineup or to shop the brand’s full offering, visit BANISHsuppressors.com.

About BANISH Suppressors  

Headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, BANISH Suppressors combines innovative  engineering, premium materials and advanced manufacturing into a line of pursuit-driven, multi caliber firearm suppressors designed to accommodate any ballistic need, from hunting and  range shooting to tactical and law enforcement applications. The lineup includes suppressor  models for centerfire rifles, rimfire calibers, pistols and shotguns. Every BANISH suppressor is  backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, and new purchases include a  complimentary cleaning and service through the BANISH Service Program within a year of  ownership. For more information or to reach BANISH’s expert customer service team, call 877- 904-5292 or visit BANISHsuppressors.com.



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