First Look: Federal Suppressor Case

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posted on July 7, 2026
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LEDE Federal Suppressor Case

Federal Ammunition is now shipping its Suppressor Case, designed to keep suppressors safe and secure when not in use. Its heat-resistant lining and side-pinch pockets make it easy to store and remove a hot suppressor after shooting at the range. The case opens and closes via a full-length zipper and T-handle.

"Modern shooters are running suppressors more today than ever before," said Jake Jacobs, Federal's accessories product director. "Our unique Suppressor Case helps keep cans secure, protected, and ready to go wherever the day takes you. Its convenient design also acts like an oven mitt to help take a suppressor off a rifle easily, even when it's still piping hot. Any shooter not patient to wait for their can to cool off will love that feature, I certainly do!"

Federal's new Suppressor Case is sized to fit common rifle, handgun, and shotgun suppressors, accommodating suppressor lengths up to 10 inches long. It comes in a Coyote Tan color and features rugged materials plus a zippered storage pocket.

For more information, visit federalpremium.com. MSRP: $39.99

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