3 New New Shotgun Suppressors for 2026: Versatility for Every Gauge
What Was Announced
The world of sound suppression is rapidly expanding beyond the rifle and pistol platforms. While long a niche market, the shotgun segment is finally seeing a surge of innovation. This year, three significant new suppressors have been announced to provide shotgunners with greater versatility and hearing protection for both upland hunting and competitive clay shooting. These new firearm releases—the Banish 410, the JK Armament 195 SGX 20, and the Yankee Hill Machine Victra-20—represent a major step forward in modular and gauge-specific design for the .410 and 20-gauge enthusiasts. As a leading FFL dealer following the latest industry trends, we at BT Gun Company are tracking these developments closely to help you stay ahead of the curve in the 2nd Amendment news.
Key Specs and Features
Banish | 410
- Maximum Chambering: .410 bore; No. 8 shot to slugs
- Material: Titanium
- Length: 6.37 inches
- Dimensions: 2×1.45 inches
- Weight: 7.2 ounces
- Sound Reduction: 18 dB
- Features: Additive manufacturing, interchangeable choke tubes, under-barrel design
- MSRP: $1,099
JK Armament | 195 SGX 20GA
- Maximum Chambering: 20 gauge
- Material: 7075 aluminum
- Length: 12.2 inches (configurable down to 3.375 inches)
- Diameter: 1.95 inches
- Weight: 22.2 ounces
- Sound Reduction: 35 to 40 dB
- Features: Fully mission-configurable, modular system
- MSRP: $1,095
Yankee Hill Machine/YHM | Victra-20
- Maximum Chambering: 20 gauge
- Material: 7075 aluminum and 17-4 PH stainless steel
- Length: 10.4 inches (configurable from 4 to 10 inches)
- Diameter: 1.95 inches
- Weight: 22 ounces
- Sound Reduction: Up to 132 dB at shooter’s ear (in 10-inch config)
- Features: Modular, proprietary mounts for factory choke threads
- MSRP: $890
What Makes It Different
What sets these three newors apart is the focus on modularity and specific-use cases. The Banish 410 stands out for its use of additive manufacturing to create an unorthodox shape that keeps the bulk of the suppressor below the barrel. This allows shooters to maintain a clear, uninterrupted sight picture from the bead to the bird—a critical advantage for upland hunters where sight alignment is everything.
In contrast, the JK Armament 195 SGX 20 focuses on the “mission-configurable” philosophy. Its ability to shorten the device down to a mere 3.375 inches allows those who need a lightweight profile for the range or competition while maintaining high performance. Meanwhile, the YHM Victra-20 offers a middle ground of extreme flexibility, allowing users to adjust the length between 4 and 10 inches. Unlike some suppressors that require complex adapters, the Victra-20 utilizes proprietary mounts to attach directly to factory choke threads, making it a highly accessible option for existing shotgun owners.
Whether you are looking to upgrade your gear when you shop firearms or simply want to protect your ears during a long day shooting, these tools offer something for everyone. For more details on these releases, you can refer to the American Rifleman report.
Availability and Pricing
All three suppressors are part of the 2026 product cycle. The Banish 410 is priced at $1,099, the JK 195 SGX 20 sits at $1,095, and the Victra-20 is the most accessible entry point at $890. Specific release dates for local stock are not yet announced, but they are expected to hit the market throughout the year.
The evolution of shotgun suppression is here to stay. If you are ready to take your shotgunning to the next level with the latest tactical gear, we are here to help you find the right fit. Keep an eye on our inventory at BT Gun Company as this model arrives…