#SundayGunday: Savage Arms AC30 B.O.B. Suppressor

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posted on November 30, 2025
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This week, Shooting Illustrated's Jay Grazio makes a guest appearance to showcase the Savage Arms AC30 B.O.B. suppressor. Standing for "Back over Bore," the B.O.B. helps reduce the length of the suppressor that protrudes past the muzzle, while improving decibel reduction. Internal volume is increased by around 20 percent over a suppressor of a comparable length past the muzzle. This makes it perfect for hunters seeking a shorter overall package that doesn't suffer a hit in performance. For more information on the AC30 B.O.B., check out this exclusive video or visit savagearms.com. And of course, to help keep content like this coming and the woods open for hunting, head on over to Americanhunter.org and click the join button in the upper lefthand corner. Well see you there.

Savage AC30 B.O.B.

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