We Got Tired of Selling Other People's Cans
Jeremy Walberg Aug 19, 2026
The Husky Line
Eight Suppressors, Built at Our Own Bench
We didn't want to badge somebody else's cans. So we designed and machined our own — titanium construction, honest pricing, and threads cut by the same shop that builds them.
Most suppressors sold in this country were designed by one company, machined by another, and sold to you by a third. Everybody in that chain takes a cut, and not one of them can answer a real question about how the baffle stack was cut. We got tired of that arrangement, so we built the Husky line ourselves.
Eight models, $399.99 to $1,199.99, designed and machined in our shop in [CITY, STATE]. When you call about one, you're talking to the people who made it.
Why Titanium
Titanium is the reason a can can be light without being fragile. It carries roughly the strength of steel at a little more than half the weight, and it holds that strength at the temperatures a suppressor actually sees. That combination is why we use it — not because it's a premium-sounding word on a spec sheet.
Weight at the muzzle is felt more than weight anywhere else on a firearm. It's the end of a lever. Every ounce you hang out there changes how the rifle balances, how fast it comes back on target, and how long you can hold it steady. Taking weight off the front end is one of the few upgrades you notice immediately, before you've even fired a round.
Strength to Weight
Steel-class strength at roughly half the mass — the whole reason titanium is worth the machining difficulty.
Heat Tolerance
Holds its properties at the temperatures a suppressor actually reaches in a string of fire.
Corrosion Resistance
Shrugs off the moisture and fouling that pit lesser materials over a few seasons.
Balance at the Muzzle
Less weight on the end of the lever means a rifle that swings and settles the way it did before you mounted a can.
Titanium isn't a marketing material. It's the difference between a rifle that still handles like a rifle and one that nose-dives.
We Thread the Barrel, Too
Here's the advantage almost nobody else can offer: we make the can and we cut the threads it mounts to.
Muzzle threads have to be concentric to the bore — cut true to the hole the bullet travels down, not to the outside of the barrel. Get that wrong and the bullet exits slightly off-axis inside the suppressor. Best case, your point of impact shifts. Worst case, you make contact with a baffle, and that ends badly for the can and possibly for you.
When one shop machines the suppressor and threads the muzzle, both sides of that connection get held to a single standard. There's no finger-pointing between a manufacturer and a gunsmith if something doesn't sit right. It's one bench, one set of measurements, one phone number.
That's true of the rest of what we do as well — custom rifle builds, barrel chambering, pistol slide milling. A Husky can on a rifle we chambered and threaded is a system that was measured as a system.
Suppressor ownership is legal in most states, but the rules and current processing times do change. Call us at 605-380-4651 and we'll tell you straight where things stand for your state.
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
Built Local, Owned by Someone Who Served
Walberg Precision is a service-disabled veteran-owned shop in [CITY, STATE]. Every Husky suppressor is machined here, by us, on our own equipment.
That matters for a practical reason more than a sentimental one. When you buy a can from a national brand, your question goes into a queue. When you buy a Husky, it goes to the person who cut the baffles. You can drive here. You can hand us the rifle. You can get a straight answer about what something will take and how long it will be.
Ready When You Are
Find Your Husky
Eight models, all in stock, starting at $399.99. Not sure which one fits your setup? Tell us what you shoot and we'll point you at the right one — even if it's the cheapest one in the line.
Suppressors are federally regulated items and transfer through a licensed dealer. Laws vary by state and are subject to change — nothing on this page is legal advice. Contact us or your dealer to confirm what applies where you live.
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