Silencers: I don’t sell them, here’s why. Let’s Take a LOOK.

Silencers: I don’t sell them, here’s why. Let’s Take a LOOK.

By Gregg Kielma Tactical K Training and Firearms

10/10/2026

As the owner of Tactical K Training and Firearms and an FFL, I’ve made a deliberate, unapologetic decision when it comes to silencers: I don’t sell them, I don’t deal in them, and I don’t want them connected to my business in any way. That’s not a temporary policy or a marketing angle, it’s a personal line I drew a long time ago, and I stand by it.

Maybe it’s because I come from a different time. I grew up in an era where firearms were straightforward tools, not props for social media, not accessories for trends, not something people dressed up to chase an identity. Back then, a gun was a gun. You respected it, you trained with it, and you didn’t feel the need to bolt on every new gadget that hit the market. That mindset shaped me, and it still shapes how I run my shop today.

Silencers never fit into that world for me. I know some folks swear by them, and that’s their right. But I’ve never been interested in normalizing them, selling them, or making them part of my brand. My license is my responsibility. My reputation is something I protect. And my principles aren’t for sale. I choose to keep silencers out of my business because it aligns with who I am, how I was raised, and the kind of gun culture I believe in.

Friends we can agree to disagree, or scratch are heads that’s fine. Everyone has their own philosophy. But this is mine. Gregg Kielma as an FFL, who cherishes your loyalty and business, I choose not to deal in silencers. That’s not changing. It’s my right, my choice, and part of the identity I bring to this industry.

Again, agree to disagree, this is Tactical K Training and Firearms current policy.