Unboxing Review: Stalon Silencers Of Sweden

I’d not noticed the Stalon brand until I bought one (it came with a rifle). That being said I’m very impressed with the one I’ve ended up with. The W110 weighs 380 g with 130 mm covering the barrel, and 110 mm extending forward. Stalon have taken a different route to the other designs I’ve seen by using both a plastic exit port up front as well as a plastic bushing out back.
On the side of the tube the Silencer/ moderator’s suitability is listed for calibers from 6.5 to 7.69mm. For the smaller calibers that’s a pretty big gap.  I wrote to Stalon to ask if a closer tolerance insert were available for 6.5mm bullets.

Their Response:
We has tested with a smaller hole for the 6,5mm bullets but not got more than marginal better dB levels.

For some people one of Stalon’s USP’s might be really useful; the rear section of the unit bears the serial number, making it the licensed part, the front section is swappable – you can have additional front sections for different calibre groups, or an especially long front section for Stand hunting or Target shooting.

They do a couple of accessories I’d not seen offered by other brands; not that I’ve got room for one on my Tika, but these cone-shaped rear brushings reduce snagging when pulling your rife out of a scabbard pack.

Want to shoot open sights and silenced? Stalon have a solution.

I’ve been collecting up the parts and once we get Crimbo out of the way, and all the bits screwed together, I’ll do the first range report with my Precision Rig.

More soon
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