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The BANISH 46 was built to be the do-it-all big bore can, and this piston housing kit is what unlocks the pistol side of that equation. Semi-auto handguns with tilting barrels need a recoil booster, often called a Nielsen device, to cycle properly with the added weight of a suppressor hanging off the muzzle. Thread a can directly onto a Browning-style action without one and you'll be racking the slide by hand after every shot. This housing solves that by letting the suppressor float on a spring-loaded piston, so the barrel can tilt and unlock the way it was designed to.
The housing threads into the rear of your BANISH 46 or 46-V2 in place of the standard direct-thread mount. From there, you drop in a caliber-specific BANISH piston (sold separately) that matches your pistol's barrel threads, whether that's 1/2×28 for a 9mm or .578×28 for a .45 ACP. When you fire, the housing lets the suppressor move independently for a split second, taking its weight out of the cycling equation. The result is a pistol that runs the way it should, with the deep sound reduction a big-volume 46 caliber can delivers on subsonic loads.
Silencer Central built this kit to work across both generations, so it doesn't matter if you're running the original BANISH 46 or the newer 46-V2. That's a nice touch if you upgraded cans and kept your old accessories, or if you plan to down the road. It's the same modular thinking that runs through the whole BANISH lineup: one core suppressor, swappable parts, and no need to buy a dedicated pistol can just to shoot suppressed .45 or 9mm.
If your BANISH 46 has been living exclusively on rifles, this is the part that earns it a spot on your pistol too. Grab the piston that matches your threads and you've turned one tax stamp into a much more versatile setup.
No, the piston is sold separately. You'll want to pick the BANISH piston that matches your pistol's barrel threads, such as 1/2×28 for most 9mm barrels or .578×28 for .45 ACP. The housing itself is universal across the pistons, so you can swap between calibers with one housing.
Most semi-auto handguns use a tilting barrel that has to unlock and drop during recoil to cycle the action. A suppressor adds enough weight to the muzzle that the barrel can't unlock on its own, causing failures to eject and feed. The spring-loaded piston housing lets the suppressor briefly decouple from the barrel under recoil, so the gun cycles normally.
Yes, this kit is designed to work with both the original BANISH 46 and the newer BANISH 46-V2. It installs in the rear of the suppressor in place of the standard direct-thread mount, so you can move it between cans if you own both.
No. Fixed-barrel hosts like PCCs and rifles don't need a recoil booster because the barrel doesn't move during cycling. For those setups, a standard direct-thread mount on your BANISH 46 is the simpler way to go. This kit is specifically for tilting-barrel semi-auto handguns.
| UPC | 810171222602 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100000310306 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 46 Caliber |
| Color | Gray |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Mount |
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