Clovis Precision: Inspired by a Legacy of Craftsmanship

Emerging around 13,000 years ago, the Clovis people were a Paleo-Indian culture renowned for their distinctive fluted spear points, used to hunt megafauna such as mammoths during the late Pleistocene. Named after Clovis, New Mexico, where their artifacts were first discovered, they represent one of the earliest widespread cultures in North America, with sites spanning the continent. Likely descendants of Bering Land Bridge migrants, they thrived as mobile hunter-gatherers in a dynamic Ice Age environment, hunting large animals like mammoths, mastodons, giant bison, and possibly camels, horses, and giant ground sloths. Their expertly crafted Clovis points, often found alongside megafauna remains, were designed for big-game hunting.

At Clovis Precision, we draw inspiration from the Clovis people’s pioneering spirit and innovative craftsmanship. Our mission is to echo their legacy of adaptability and precision, creating tools that define a new era. We craft suppressors that elevate precision rifle shooting, engineered for dedicated enthusiasts—whether pursuing epic game on a bucket-list hunt or dominating high-stakes competitions. Each suppressor is forged with meticulous attention to detail, complementing the bespoke craftsmanship of your custom rifle. At Clovis Precision, we don’t just build suppressors; we empower your pursuit of perfection.