22lr supressor.

[punisher12b]

So It appears that the nfa bug got me I am looking into my first item a supressor for my new buckmark amd ill build a pws rifle as well thoughts on the swr warlock2. Id like light weight amd easy to clean lol.

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[Pwilliams1]

Check out the silencerco sparrow as well. You can't go wrong with either imo

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[johnnyb2]

If you can afford to, get a 5.56 rated so that you can use it on your .22lr and a 5.56 if you have one, or plan on getting one. THat way only 1 tax stamp. If not, the Silencerco is nice, as well as Gemtech.

Just a thought...:-)

 

[jmike1487]

If you can afford to, get a 5.56 rated so that you can use it on your .22lr and a 5.56 if you have one, or plan on getting one. THat way only 1 tax stamp. If not, the Silencerco is nice, as well as Gemtech.

Just a thought...:-)

Is this possible? If you buy a 556 silencer you can still shoot 22lr out of it ? I'm a super noob when it comes to silencers.


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[Rumnhammer]

can

You can, but most suppressors that are rated for 5.56 are sealed. .22lr shoots very dirty, and you will want to have a can that you can take apart to clean if you put .22 through it.

 

[SWO Daddy]

Is this possible? If you buy a 556 silencer you can still shoot 22lr out of it ? I'm a super noob when it comes to silencers.


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I wouldn't do that. You need something that you can take apart and clean for rimfire.

I would also recommend spending the extra money to get the Spectre over the warlock.

 

[elwojo]

You can, but most suppressors that are rated for 5.56 are sealed. .22lr shoots very dirty, and you will want to have a can that you can take apart to clean if you put .22 through it.

Exactly. Plus, the 5.56 suppressor will also be about three times as heavy and relatively unmanageable on the end of a 22lr handgun.

 

[Sundazes]

I wouldn't do that. You need something that you can take apart and clean for rimfire.

I would also recommend spending the extra money to get the Spectre over the warlock.

+1. I have a Spectre II and it is built like a tank. Cleans easily in the dip since it is SS. The Warlock is aluminum so you can't use the dip to clean it.
If you want to lower cost, look into Thompson Machine Zephyr or ISIS. They are alumimun as well, but a solid cans. I can't tell the difference in sound between the Spectre and Zyphyr. Depending on where you are, there several IP's that are excellent to deal with for Class III. Duffy's, Engage, 2A….
Oh, most importantly, buy one in stock. If they have to order it, it's another 3-5 month wait in top of the MSP/ATF charlie foxtrot.

 

[bobthefisher]

If you can afford to, get a 5.56 rated so that you can use it on your .22lr and a 5.56 if you have one, or plan on getting one. THat way only 1 tax stamp. If not, the Silencerco is nice, as well as Gemtech.

Just a thought...:-)

This is a bad idea, even with a serviceable 5.56 (20cal) suppressor. These cans are obviously more expensive and when scraping them out full of lead, you start to worry whether your damaging the tube permanently. I should know, it was my reasoning about getting a Tactical Innovations TAC16 suppressor. Decent 5.56 stainless steal suppressor that's serviceable and full auto rated. I shot 3000 rounds of 22LR through it, and the amount of lead build up was staggering and a humungous pain in the ass to clean, as the baffles were touching the tube of the suppressor. Do yourself a favor and get a dedicated 22LR suppressor that's easy to clean... trust me it's worth it! Ugg that clean up was a nightmare, with lead particles floating everywhere (not cool).

 

[rsideout]

Serviceable .223 cans are also MUCH heavier than dedicated .22LR cans. I have one and it weighs 28 ounces. It's full auto rated in .223 so it has to be built to take high pressures. In comparision, a Sparrow weighs 6.5 ounces and a Spectre II weighs 6.8 ounces. That is a huge difference out at the end of a .22LR handgun. Or a rifle. Plus, the can is 1.5" diameter vs. 1" diameter. No fixed sights will work. You won't be happy trying to shoot a servicable .223 can on a handgun.

 

[browning guy]

Ok, I am thinking of getting another 22 can. I have a gem tech and to be honest its not as quiet as my friends spectreII what is the opnion of the quietest can?

 

[OrbitalEllipses]

what is the opnion of the quietest can?

Sparrow, Spectre II...pretty much the same. You're talking about a few decibels at most - you won't be able to tell the difference. Sparrow DOES have first round "pop" on pistols from what I've read.

 

[ducrider45]

Here is 5 shots fired from my buck mark with the sparrow (dry). You do get the first round pop when dry.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMxoWzc12tY&feature=player_detailpage

 

[clandestine]

Sparrow, Spectre II...pretty much the same. You're talking about a few decibels at most - you won't be able to tell the difference. Sparrow DOES have first round "pop" on pistols from what I've read.

This!

Wes, Who ever sold you the Gemtec, kick them in the balls.

 

[ohen cepel]

The AAC Element is also worth a look. Rated for .22 mag (not sure about the others) if that is any gain for you. Comes apart like the others.

 

[browning guy]

This!

Wes, Who ever sold you the Gemtec, kick them in the balls.

Well get back to work and order me a better can!! Larry is usless

 

[clandestine]

Well get back to work and order me a better can!! Larry is usless

 

[teratos]

I got a TAC-65 in the group buy here. The price was great. I wasn't happy with the sound suppression at all. Very loud first round pop, and random pops after that. Sent it off to the Silencer Store, and in a week, got it back. It's very quiet. No first round pop. One of their in-house suppressors may be worth a look.

http://www.thesilencerstore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=8&zenid=58sv17v7r0p0sk9shmt2bg19r4

 

[Kevmo]

Picked up a spectre ii from duffy... can't wait to get it.

 

[BigDaddy]

Here is 5 shots fired from my buck mark with the sparrow (dry). You do get the first round pop when dry.

What is the explanation for that?