Rifle Suppressors are built for different calibers and an array of rifles. They are attached to the barrel of the rifle to minimize noise and visible muzzle flash which are generated at the time of firing. Effective across the full range of the caliber option they are made for, most rifle suppressors bear the design of a tubular shell. They are usually made of materials like titanium, aluminum, etc. Mounting them is easy and their weights vary model-wise. They are used by militaries and shooters across the world. Different rifle suppressors come with different types of features. While some rifle suppressors have multiple direct thread mounts for optimal versatility for a number of shooting disciplines, others have eccentric suppressor designs (that is, offset so the bullet doesn’t go through the middle). Some utilize 3-Lug quick detach muzzle brake system for accuracy and many need to be complemented with SureFire muzzle brake/ adapter or SureFire flash hider/ adapter for attachment to a rifle. No modifications have to be made on the rifle though. Features that are usually looked for in rifle sound suppressors consist of compact size; low weight; commendable reduction of sound and dust signatures; fail-safe baffles; high durability permitting round the clock usage; virtual removal of first-round flash; diminished back pressure that lessens suppressed cyclic rate and gas blowback on the operator; quick and convenient detachment after large-scale firing; strong mounting to rifles; and slightest, consistent shift in the unsuppressed point of impact, no matter how many the attach-detach cycles are.