Inland Manufacturing introduced its new 1910 offset suppressor during GunCon 2026, showcasing the device on an M1 Advisor paratrooper-style pistol configured as an SBR. The offset design is intended to preserve iron-sight visibility on classic firearms such as M1 carbines and lever-action rifles by positioning the suppressor lower than traditional mounts.
Key Features and Specifications
- Thread pattern: 5/8×24 with included 1/2×28 adapter and jam nut for timing
- Modular construction allowing the body to be unscrewed while the monocore remains attached for cleaning
- Available in 45, 9 mm, 30-caliber, and 5.56 mm configurations
- Hub-compatible across the Ican, Ican 2, and classic monocore models
- Ican 2 variant offered in full-auto-rated stainless steel with optional breech-lock QD system
Pros
- Maintains use of factory iron sights on vintage and lever-action platforms
- Tool-free field maintenance via removable outer body
- Flexible mounting options (direct thread or HUB-compatible)
- Full-auto-rated stainless option for demanding applications
Cons
- Offset mounting may alter balance and handling characteristics compared with traditional inline suppressors
- Additional adapters and jam nuts add to setup complexity
“What the offset suppressor allows you to do is you get to retain the usage of your iron sights on more classic guns like an M1 or lever actions,” said David Inland. “If you need to clean it, you simply unscrew this body and leave your monocore attached to the gun itself and then clean your baffle stack to it.”
