Unscrew the module from the silencer and place both parts in warm water with a mild soap. Let them sit overnight, then wipe off dirt and grime/grease from the parts with a cloth or brush. Blow the rest of the silencer dry with compressed air. Please see this video on how to clean your silencer.
We recommend cleaning your Svemko silencer after 300 shots or once a year. If the silencer will not be used for a long time, we recommend cleaning it before storage.
There will be a small difference, a few dBc. However, a .30 cal Svemko silencer on a 6.5 mm will work perfectly fine.
IMPORTANT: Never use a silencer with a caliber that is smaller than a rifle caliber. If you are unsure, please contact your local dealer.
A silencer should be stored in a dry place and should NEVER be stored mounted on a weapon. Removing the silencer from the rifle prevents corrosive gasses from the silencer entering the barrel during storage.
All Svemko silencers have an aerospace-grade titanium core construction. Titanium has one of the highest strength-to-weight ratios of any metal, making these models incredibly strong and impressively light. Through 10 years of development and rigorous testing, we’ve built up a broad expertise in silencer design and innovation.
Each Svemko silencer undergoes a meticulous assembly process and thorough inspection, ensuring it meets the highest standards. The combination of the use of high-quality materials, an experienced R&D team, and precision manufacturing using the best and most up-to-date equipment and machines, has enabled Svemko to become a market leader in silencer innovation. Svemko has won several comparison tests for our silencer models.
Please read this page in order to learn more about why you should choose a Svemko silencer.
The most popular model is the Hunter 1.0. It is the perfect all-rounder; optimal for any type of hunt, for the shooting range or shooting cinema. It delivers up to 34 dBC sound reduction, provides excellent recoil reduction and has a weight of only 285 grams. In addition, it only adds 139 mm to your rifle (added length). The Svemko Hunter 1.0 Standard has won multiple comparison tests.
It depends on which silencer model, the environment around the hunter or shooter, caliber, ammunition etc. All Svemko silencers are tested for sound reduction using .308 Winchester (with some exceptions). We measure 100 cm 90 degrees out from the end of the barrel. All silencer models are listed with the noise reduction measured in dBc. Please read more about our models here.
Yes, absolutely. But keep in mind that all silencers have a maximum firing rate before it needs cooling down. All maximum firing rates are mentioned under specifications. Please see all our products here for more information.
Unfortunately, we do not at the moment.
Yes. The Flux series is specially designed for semi-automatic hunting rifles. Keep in mind that the Flux Series is made for hunting, and not for dynamic shooting.
For AR rifles systems we have the Rogue series, which is made for AR rifles systems.
Unfortunately, we do not.
Yes, we have several. The Velocity, the Atlas are stand-alone Muzzle Brakes that perform exceptionally well and are made of titanium grade 5.
In addition, we have silencers models such as the Flex series or the Genesis which come with a designated muzzle brake where you can attach a silencer over the muzzle brake.
Please see all our products here.
Please contact post@svemko.com for more information.
Svemko has thousands of dealers in multiple countries. Please find your local distributor here. They can assist you in finding a local dealer.
Svemko offers a 4-year extended warranty for the 1.0 Series, the Flex Series, the Flux Series, Rogue, and the Velocity Muzzle Brake, and an 8-year extended warranty for the Pure Series, Genesis and Atlas. In order to get the Warranty extended, you have to register your product here.
By registering your product here, you will receive the extended warranty. Please note that in order to get the warranty extended you need to register your product here.
In order to assist you in the fastest and best possible way, please contact your local dealer or distributor with any issue regarding your product. Please see this overview in order to find your local distributor. You can also contact Svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
Please contact your local dealer or distributor with any issue regarding your product. Please see this overview in order to find your local distributor. You can also contact svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
No, we only sell through distributors and dealers. Please find your local distributor here who can help you. You can also contact svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
Using a silencer (also known as a suppressor or moderator) when hunting offers several advantages that benefit both hunters and the surrounding environment.
All Svemko silencers have serial numbers. However, different countries have different rules regarding the legal requirements for silencer use, also regarding serial numbers on silencers.
We always recommend using hearing and eye protection when shooting, either with or without a silencer.
Silencers are legal in most European countries, but not all. Rules regarding silencer use is also different for each country (e.g. some countries require a hunting licence to purchase a silencer, some do not). Be sure to check with your local authorities in order to get the correct information regarding the legal status of using silencers.
Micro 1.0, Nano 1.0 and Genesis are all front-mounted. Also, the Ultra 1.0 and Pure L has a max diameter of 26 mm, and would fit many carbon or thicker barrels.
It is also possible to get Pure S, Pure M, and Magnum 1.0 in max. diameter of 26 mm. Please contact your local dealer, distributor or post@svemko.com if you want to order a custom sized silencer.
No, we currently do not.
When we say titanium core, we mean that all internal parts of the silencer is made out of titanium. This includes all the baffles, the chamber wall and the blast chamber as well as the threads.
Yes, you can take every Svemko silencer apart using the included Svemko tool. This is recommended when cleaning the silencer.
From .22 up to .450 depending on the silencer model. The calibers available and the maximum caliber is listed under each product. Please see all our products here.
On average (depending on silencer model, caliber and other factors) Svemko silencers reduce felt recoil of 30%. In addition, our silencers reduce felt muzzle flip.
Our silencers are engineered to maintain or improve accuracy.
Yes, all Svemko silencers undergo rigorous in-house Quality Control (QC) and independent testing to ensure performance, accuracy, and safety.
We measure decibel reduction 1 meter, 90 degree out from the end of the barrel. We always measure with .308 Win.
Please see the instruction manual. You can also find that here:
In many regions, a permit or license is required. Contact your local firearms authority for guidance.
Travel laws vary. Always check local and international regulations before transporting a silencer.
Yes. Silencers are regulated items and require special permits for import/export.
Returns and exchanges are subject to local laws and dealer policies. Contact your point of purchase.
All Svemko silencers are manufactured in Osterøy, western Norway at the Svemko factory.
Shorter barrels mean the bullet exits the barrel sooner, while the combustion gases are still under higher pressure and temperature. This results in more violent gas expansion at the muzzle, which the suppressor has to deal with.
Yes, we make our own mirage covers (silencer covers) that fits perfectly for each model. Please see our mirage covers here.
Yes, we offer a variety of spare parts and accessories for most of our silencer models. Please contact your local dealer or distributor. You can find an overview here.
No, we do not recommend using subsonic ammunition. Subsonic ammunition and rifles will not work well on silencers with a-symmetrical designs such as Svemko silencers or other silencers with a-symmetrical designs.
With a titanium core, which all Svemko silencers have, you won't experience any crystals.
No! Even though it's the same caliber, you should not use a bolt-action silencer on a semi-automatic rifle. For semi-automatic hunting rifles we have developed the Flux series. For semi-automatic AR rifles we have the Rogue series. Please see our products here:
Check for uneven carbon buildup or visible baffle strikes. Use a bore alignment rod if available. If you are unsure, please contact your point of sale or local gunsmith.
If your silencer is damaged, please contact your point of sale (dealer or distributor).
They refer to the same device, and the terms are often used interchangeably. In the UK, they're commonly called moderators or sound moderators. 'Silencer' is more frequently used in parts of Europe, while 'suppressor' is the preferred term in the U.S. and many other regions.
Unfortunately, no. The back part of the silencer is glued, so it is not possible to switch after your purchase it.
Quick Mount is our quick-detach system and is available for all our silencer models. It enables you to detach your Svemko silencer with only a 90 degree twist. It has a conical shoulder which provides a perfect and accurate fitting.
If you choose the quick mount option you can also use your Svemko silencer model on multiple rifles, despite your rifles having different thread sizes. All you need is to buy an extra Quick Mount adapter.
Read more about the Svemko Quick Mount Adapter here:
Please note: If you buy a Svemko silencer with direct thread (and not Quick Mount) you cannot change it at a later point as the backpart of the silencer is glued.
You should always use eye and ear protection while shooting or hunting.
Please contact post@svemko.com for more information.
Svemko has thousands of dealers in multiple countries. Please find your local distributor here. They can assist you in finding a local dealer.
No, we only sell through distributors and dealers. Please find your local distributor here who can help you. You can also contact svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
Using a silencer (also known as a suppressor or moderator) when hunting offers several advantages that benefit both hunters and the surrounding environment.
All Svemko silencers have serial numbers. However, different countries have different rules regarding the legal requirements for silencer use, also regarding serial numbers on silencers.
We always recommend using hearing and eye protection when shooting, either with or without a silencer.
Silencers are legal in most European countries, but not all. Rules regarding silencer use is also different for each country (e.g. some countries require a hunting licence to purchase a silencer, some do not). Be sure to check with your local authorities in order to get the correct information regarding the legal status of using silencers.
In many regions, a permit or license is required. Contact your local firearms authority for guidance.
Travel laws vary. Always check local and international regulations before transporting a silencer.
Yes. Silencers are regulated items and require special permits for import/export.
Returns and exchanges are subject to local laws and dealer policies. Contact your point of purchase.
All Svemko silencers are manufactured in Osterøy, western Norway at the Svemko factory.
Shorter barrels mean the bullet exits the barrel sooner, while the combustion gases are still under higher pressure and temperature. This results in more violent gas expansion at the muzzle, which the suppressor has to deal with.
They refer to the same device, and the terms are often used interchangeably. In the UK, they're commonly called moderators or sound moderators. 'Silencer' is more frequently used in parts of Europe, while 'suppressor' is the preferred term in the U.S. and many other regions.
There will be a small difference, a few dBc. However, a .30 cal Svemko silencer on a 6.5 mm will work perfectly fine.
IMPORTANT: Never use a silencer with a caliber that is smaller than a rifle caliber. If you are unsure, please contact your local dealer.
All Svemko silencers have an aerospace-grade titanium core construction. Titanium has one of the highest strength-to-weight ratios of any metal, making these models incredibly strong and impressively light. Through 10 years of development and rigorous testing, we’ve built up a broad expertise in silencer design and innovation.
Each Svemko silencer undergoes a meticulous assembly process and thorough inspection, ensuring it meets the highest standards. The combination of the use of high-quality materials, an experienced R&D team, and precision manufacturing using the best and most up-to-date equipment and machines, has enabled Svemko to become a market leader in silencer innovation. Svemko has won several comparison tests for our silencer models.
Please read this page in order to learn more about why you should choose a Svemko silencer.
The most popular model is the Hunter 1.0. It is the perfect all-rounder; optimal for any type of hunt, for the shooting range or shooting cinema. It delivers up to 34 dBC sound reduction, provides excellent recoil reduction and has a weight of only 285 grams. In addition, it only adds 139 mm to your rifle (added length). The Svemko Hunter 1.0 Standard has won multiple comparison tests.
It depends on which silencer model, the environment around the hunter or shooter, caliber, ammunition etc. All Svemko silencers are tested for sound reduction using .308 Winchester (with some exceptions). We measure 100 cm 90 degrees out from the end of the barrel. All silencer models are listed with the noise reduction measured in dBc. Please read more about our models here.
Yes, absolutely. But keep in mind that all silencers have a maximum firing rate before it needs cooling down. All maximum firing rates are mentioned under specifications. Please see all our products here for more information.
Yes. The Flux series is specially designed for semi-automatic hunting rifles. Keep in mind that the Flux Series is made for hunting, and not for dynamic shooting.
For AR rifles systems we have the Rogue series, which is made for AR rifles systems.
Yes, we have several. The Velocity, the Atlas are stand-alone Muzzle Brakes that perform exceptionally well and are made of titanium grade 5.
In addition, we have silencers models such as the Flex series or the Genesis which come with a designated muzzle brake where you can attach a silencer over the muzzle brake.
Please see all our products here.
Micro 1.0, Nano 1.0 and Genesis are all front-mounted. Also, the Ultra 1.0 and Pure L has a max diameter of 26 mm, and would fit many carbon or thicker barrels.
It is also possible to get Pure S, Pure M, and Magnum 1.0 in max. diameter of 26 mm. Please contact your local dealer, distributor or post@svemko.com if you want to order a custom sized silencer.
No, we currently do not.
When we say titanium core, we mean that all internal parts of the silencer is made out of titanium. This includes all the baffles, the chamber wall and the blast chamber as well as the threads.
Yes, you can take every Svemko silencer apart using the included Svemko tool. This is recommended when cleaning the silencer.
From .22 up to .450 depending on the silencer model. The calibers available and the maximum caliber is listed under each product. Please see all our products here.
On average (depending on silencer model, caliber and other factors) Svemko silencers reduce felt recoil of 30%. In addition, our silencers reduce felt muzzle flip.
Our silencers are engineered to maintain or improve accuracy.
Yes, all Svemko silencers undergo rigorous in-house Quality Control (QC) and independent testing to ensure performance, accuracy, and safety.
We measure decibel reduction 1 meter, 90 degree out from the end of the barrel. We always measure with .308 Win.
Please see the instruction manual. You can also find that here:
Yes, we make our own mirage covers (silencer covers) that fits perfectly for each model. Please see our mirage covers here.
No, we do not recommend using subsonic ammunition. Subsonic ammunition and rifles will not work well on silencers with a-symmetrical designs such as Svemko silencers or other silencers with a-symmetrical designs.
With a titanium core, which all Svemko silencers have, you won't experience any crystals.
No! Even though it's the same caliber, you should not use a bolt-action silencer on a semi-automatic rifle. For semi-automatic hunting rifles we have developed the Flux series. For semi-automatic AR rifles we have the Rogue series. Please see our products here:
Unfortunately, no. The back part of the silencer is glued, so it is not possible to switch after your purchase it.
Quick Mount is our quick-detach system and is available for all our silencer models. It enables you to detach your Svemko silencer with only a 90 degree twist. It has a conical shoulder which provides a perfect and accurate fitting.
If you choose the quick mount option you can also use your Svemko silencer model on multiple rifles, despite your rifles having different thread sizes. All you need is to buy an extra Quick Mount adapter.
Read more about the Svemko Quick Mount Adapter here:
Please note: If you buy a Svemko silencer with direct thread (and not Quick Mount) you cannot change it at a later point as the backpart of the silencer is glued.
Unscrew the module from the silencer and place both parts in warm water with a mild soap. Let them sit overnight, then wipe off dirt and grime/grease from the parts with a cloth or brush. Blow the rest of the silencer dry with compressed air. Please see this video on how to clean your silencer.
We recommend cleaning your Svemko silencer after 300 shots or once a year. If the silencer will not be used for a long time, we recommend cleaning it before storage.
A silencer should be stored in a dry place and should NEVER be stored mounted on a weapon. Removing the silencer from the rifle prevents corrosive gasses from the silencer entering the barrel during storage.
Yes, we offer a variety of spare parts and accessories for most of our silencer models. Please contact your local dealer or distributor. You can find an overview here.
In order to assist you in the fastest and best possible way, please contact your local dealer or distributor with any issue regarding your product. Please see this overview in order to find your local distributor. You can also contact Svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
Please contact your local dealer or distributor with any issue regarding your product. Please see this overview in order to find your local distributor. You can also contact svemko at support@svemko.com and we will be happy to assist you.
Check for uneven carbon buildup or visible baffle strikes. Use a bore alignment rod if available. If you are unsure, please contact your point of sale or local gunsmith.
If your silencer is damaged, please contact your point of sale (dealer or distributor).
Svemko offers a 4-year extended warranty for the 1.0 Series, the Flex Series, the Flux Series, Rogue, and the Velocity Muzzle Brake, and an 8-year extended warranty for the Pure Series, Genesis and Atlas. In order to get the Warranty extended, you have to register your product here.
By registering your product here, you will receive the extended warranty. Please note that in order to get the warranty extended you need to register your product here.
You should always use eye and ear protection while shooting or hunting.