Product Description
Svemko Genesis Pro Titanium Sound Moderator – .338 Lapua, .30 & 6.5mm
The Genesis Pro is Svemko’s top long-range moderator, now sold in the UK. Svemko developed it with the Norwegian Armed Forces. It’s made for shooters who spend long sessions on the bench or in the field with big calibres and want less noise and less kick.
How it performs
- Noise: It cuts sound by 30–34 dBC on a .338 Lapua Magnum.
- Recoil: The included Genesis Suppressor Brake cuts recoil by up to 50%. That keeps the rifle on target between shots, even with a heavy calibre.
- Dust: The gas port design reduces ground disturbance, so you see less dust kick-up when you’re prone on dry ground or shooting from a bipod.
How it’s built
- Body: Grade 5 titanium with double blast chambers and double chamber walls.
- Core: An Inconel core optimiser takes the heat and pressure at the front of the baffle stack.
- Seals: Custom titanium sealing rings let it cope with long strings of fire on the .338 LM before it needs to cool.
- Mounting: It fits on the 17-4PH stainless steel muzzle brake that comes in the box, or you can run it on its own.
- Colours: Black or Flat Dark Earth (FDE).
Fitting
Everything you need to fit it comes in the box. The shims and magnetic level let you line the brake up properly without guessing.
In the box
- Svemko Genesis Pro moderator
- Genesis Suppressor Brake
- Kevlar mirage cover, colour-matched to the moderator
- Svemko Mirage Band and attachment screw
- Adjustable torque wrench
- Magnetic level for brake alignment
- Shims for brake adjustment
- All mounting tools
Specification
| Genesis Pro | Genesis Lite | |
|---|---|---|
| Overall length | 230 mm | 209 mm |
| Added length | 176 mm | 204 mm |
| Diameter | 47 mm | 47 mm |
| Weight | 436 g | 363 g |
| Sound reduction | 30–34 dBC (.338 LM) | 33–37 dBC (.308) |
| Material | Titanium | Titanium |
| Shots before cooling | 40 | 15 |
| Brake included | Yes | No |
| Calibres | 6.5 mm, .30, .338 | 6.5 mm, .30, .338 |
Genesis Pro or Genesis Lite?
Go for the Pro if you shoot .338 Lapua or other magnum rounds, or fire long strings. It’s the heavier of the two, but it takes more heat and comes with the brake. The Lite is shorter and lighter, and it’s better suited to .308-class rifles and shorter sessions.


























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