Armageddon Gear just dropped a game-changer for suppressor owners with their new Suppressor Caddy, a rugged beast designed to haul up to eight cans without the usual hassle of rattling, scratching, or improvised backpack stuffing. Built from heavy-duty materials with plush internal padding, it sports an easy-access top flap and a sturdy carry handle—perfect for schlepping to the range, tossing in your truck for a hunt, or keeping your collection organized in the safe. This isn’t some flimsy range bag knockoff; it’s purpose-built for the realities of suppressor life, where weight, modularity, and quick swaps between calibers are king.
In the broader 2A landscape, this caddy arrives at a pivotal moment. With suppressors finally shedding their NFA stigma—thanks to surging popularity (over 3 million registered since 1934, per ATF data) and states like Arizona and Texas fast-tracking approvals—shooters are amassing collections like never before. No longer just for elite tacticians, cans are mainstream for hearing-safe plinking, hunting, and training. But transport has been a pain point: TSA-unfriendly tubes, vulnerable hard cases, or worse, loose in a duffel risking baffle strikes. Armageddon’s solution implies a maturing ecosystem—gear tailored for the normalized suppressor era, where owning eight isn’t eccentric but practical. It screams confidence in 2A expansion, betting on HPA-style deregulation to flood the market with more owners who need smart storage.
For the community, the implications are huge: this caddy lowers barriers to multi-suppressor ownership, encouraging experimentation across platforms (think 5.56, 300 BLK, 9mm, and big-bore hunters). It future-proofs your kit against regulatory whims while promoting safe, responsible carry—key for optics in a post-Bruen world. Pair it with a multi-cal can like the Dead Air Nomad, and you’re range-ready in seconds. If you’re tired of playing Tetris with your suppressors, snag one; it’s a small investment signaling the suppressor revolution is here, and it’s accessorized to the hilt.
