Abstract: The present invention describes a conically shaped baffle for use in a firearm suppressor or silencer wherein the gas inlet end of the baffle is angled downward and oblong shaped, which not only assist in allowing a higher flow of gas to pass through the inlet, but also directs the gas downward and away from the bore.

Abstract: The present invention describes a suppressor or silencer device for a pistol that does not interfere with a traditional pistol sight, yet is still able to suppress or silence the pistol in substantially equal to or greater efficacy than a traditional suppressor. This is accomplished by attaching an additional chamber on the bottom side of the tubular body (or “bore”) of the suppressor where the bullet is traveling; heated gas behind the bullet travels down into the chamber where its geometry slows the gas down before exiting the chamber.