Need some .22 Suppressor suggestions.

[Dialtone]

Dropped the 10/22 off at Engage Armament this morning to have the barrel theaded for a suppressor. I'm looking for some suggestions for a can to go with it. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Dialtone

 

[Carlfer]

I would suggest the Silenerco Sparrow. They should have them instock at Engage.

 

[rico903]

I would suggest the Silenerco Sparrow. They should have them instock at Engage.

+1

 

[Markp]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haiqFcIXTqs#!

Redneck Answer!

They also sell solvent traps...

http://cadizgunworks.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=18_28

 

[huesmann]

I would suggest the Silenerco Sparrow. They should have them instock at Engage.

Agreed. Looks to be easily disassembled for cleaning, too.

 

[Speed3]

Agreed. Looks to be easily disassembled for cleaning, too.

It is VERY easy to disassemble, just make sure to put some high temp anti sieze on the threads when re assembling haha.

 

[ar15dave]

I would suggest the Silenerco Sparrow. They should have them instock at Engage.

+1 +1

 

[rsideout]

I would suggest the Silenerco Sparrow. They should have them instock at Engage.

+1 +1

+1

 

[JR9390]

What does it cost to have a 10/22 barrel threaded?

 

[HT4]

Another +1 for the sparrow... mine has treated me well, but take my opinion with a grain of salt because I don't have experience with anything else.

What does it cost to have a 10/22 barrel threaded?

Around $120+-$20... Enough that it is usually better just to buy a threaded barrel.

 

[SmokingGun]

What's the price range for a Sparrow?

 

[Flipz]

Silencerco SS 22Sparrow or SWR Spectre II. Both are easy to take down for cleaning and are rated as top 22lr suppressors. Ive had my SS Sparrow for more than a year and love it. It comes with me to the range weekly and I never shoot 22lr without it.

 

[DZ]

Consider the Liberty Kodiak line of suppressors:
http://libertycans.net/rimfire_portal.html

 

[Schwabe]

Silencerco SS 22Sparrow or SWR Spectre II. Both are easy to take down for cleaning and are rated as top 22lr suppressors. Ive had my SS Sparrow for more than a year and love it. It comes with me to the range weekly and I never shoot 22lr without it.

+1, now the only way I shoot 22. My Ruger, P22 and Savages are threated and what fun it is too shoot without ears ....

Don't even need the tool to take my Sparrow apart ...

 

[Speed3]

Around $120+-$20... Enough that it is usually better just to buy a threaded barrel.

Exactly...but then you run into buying a heavier barrel, need a different stock, now you need a bigger scope for your tack driver and the list goes on LOL.

 

[HT4]

Exactly...but then you run into buying a heavier barrel, need a different stock, now you need a bigger scope for your tack driver and the list goes on LOL.

And the problem is?

 

[Speed3]

And the problem is?

Owning a .22 that cost $1k LOL

 

[HT4]

Owning a .22 that cost $1k LOL

That figure seems a little low.

 

[Speed3]

Oh I've caught the bug too....22/45 lite, Savage mkII FV-SR and looking to replace my heavy barrel 17hmr with a CZ that is threaded. I know how bad it is lol

 

[erwos]

Owning a .22 that cost $1k LOL

My dedicated .22LR AR-15 SBR, not including optics or suppressor, cost a bit more than $1500.

On the plus side, it is the most insanely awesome .22 you will ever shoot that's not full auto.

I am still figuring out what I want to do for a handgun host.