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Snider Predator .17 HMR Suppressor

Price range: $385.00 through $425.00

🔇 No Form 4 needed — since October 9, 2026 a suppressor transfers on a standard Form 4473 and background check, with no tax stamp or wait. Texas buyers can complete it with us; out-of-state orders ship to an SOT dealer in your state. How it works.
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The Snider Predator .17 HMR is a lightweight titanium suppressor made in Oklahoma City for .17 HMR rimfire rifles. It comes in 6.9" or 7.9" on 1/2×28 direct thread with a 7075 aluminum core.

  • Brand: Snider Suppressions, made in Oklahoma City, OK
  • Caliber: .17 HMR
  • Lengths: 6.9" or 7.9"
  • Thread: 1/2×28 direct thread
  • Titanium Grade 9 tube, 7075-T6 aluminum core
  • Lifetime warranty

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Product Description

Update, October 9, 2026: ATF no longer requires a Form 4, tax stamp, fingerprints or registration for suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns or AOWs. They now transfer on a standard Form 4473 with a background check. Anything below that mentions a Form 4, a wait or a tax stamp was written before this change. What changed

The .17 HMR is a favorite for varmints and small game, and it is loud for its size. The Snider Predator .17 HMR is built just for it, light enough that it does not unbalance a small rimfire rifle.

It is machined in Oklahoma City with a Titanium Grade 9 outer tube and a 7075 aluminum monolithic core, and carries Snider's lifetime warranty.

Which build and length to choose

This is for varmint and small-game hunters and plinkers with a threaded .17 HMR. The 6.9" keeps the rifle short; the 7.9" adds a bit more volume.

Snider Predator .17 HMR Suppressor Specifications

Caliber .17 HMR
Lengths 6.9", 7.9"
Mount Direct thread, 1/2×28
Tube Titanium Grade 9
Core Monolithic 7075-T6 aluminum
Weight About 10 oz
Warranty Snider Suppressions lifetime warranty
Made In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Mfr Part #s PRED-17HMR-69, PRED-17HMR-79

About Snider Suppressions

Snider Suppressions & Manufactures is a machinist-run suppressor maker in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. They CNC machine every Predator to tight tolerances in the USA and build two cores for two jobs: 7075-T6 aluminum for light weight on hunting and semi-auto rifles, and 17-4 stainless for high heat, short barrels and full-auto fire. The rule they go by is simple: match the suppressor to your firing schedule, not just your caliber. See the full Predator line on the Snider Suppressions website.

Ordering from Western Sport

Order online and we ship it to the licensed FFL dealer you choose near you — see how buying a gun online works. Western Sport has been a licensed FFL/SOT dealer since 2007, and everything we sell carries the full manufacturer warranty. Questions before you order? Send us a message.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What thread is the Snider Predator .17 HMR?

A: 1/2×28 direct thread.

Q: How much does the Snider Predator .17 HMR weigh?

A: About 10 ounces.

Q: Is the Snider Predator .17 HMR made in the USA?

A: Yes, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Length

6.9", 7.9"
Thread

1/2X28
Build

Standard Lightweight – 7075 Aluminum, Semi Auto

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Buying a suppressor now: a Form 4473 and a background check. No Form 4.

Since October 9, 2026, ATF no longer requires a Form 4, tax stamp, fingerprints, photos or registration to buy a suppressor. It transfers like any other firearm: you fill out a Form 4473, pass a NICS background check, and it is yours. No months-long wait.

  • Texas buyers: suppressors are legal under Texas law. Western Sport has been an SOT / Class III dealer since 2007.
  • Outside Texas: we ship to an SOT dealer in your state, who completes the 4473 with you. Your state’s law still decides — some states ban suppressors, and some only allow ones registered with ATF.
  • Want it registered anyway? ATF still accepts a voluntary Form 4. Ask us.

What ATF changed on October 9, 2026
How buying a suppressor works now
Questions? Send us a message.

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