It's taking about six months currently.
Anyone supress 22LR pistol?
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BigCity
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Walther P22 with Silencerco Sparrow
I currently have a Walther PPK/S, Walther P-22, Ruger 22/45, and a CZ-75 w/ Kadett conversion kit that I can run a suppressor on. I had a Browning Buckmark 5.5 Field that I had the barrel threaded; that was a nice setup but the Buckmark is a larg-ish pistol to begin with and the addition of a suppressor made it really long, similar to my CZ. I had .22 conversion kits for my Glock 17 and 23, but I was never really satisfied with those. I shoot the Ruger suppressed more often that the others.
S&W MP 22 Compact. AWESOME! On a pistol, the can makes a huge difference.
I have a 22/45 lite and it runs like a clock with my Dead Air Mask. Many times I shoot in the garage as it is very quiet.
I own one of these and it is the only .22 I have ever owned that has never choked. Not one FTF or FTE even when suppressed. It is an excellent suppressor host and very accurate as well. I did do some trigger work to get rid of the creep but it is not as bad as some others.
The only Ammo mine has had problems with is American Eagle. It has flawlessly cycled everything else I have put in it.
The other great thing about this pistol is my stock sights are not obstructed by my suppressor (Mask HD). There was no need to change sights.
Try to get a used Smith & Wesson 422, 622, or 2206. Buy an adapter from EKW and you’re in business.
Top is a 422, bottom is a 622. Both are alloy framed and fairly light.
Center is a 2206 and is solid stainless.
Great guns, accurate and suppress very well.
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Top is a 422, bottom is a 622. Both are alloy framed and fairly light.
Center is a 2206 and is solid stainless.
Great guns, accurate and suppress very well.
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Had a 622 just like yours but had to machine the adapter as I couldn't find anyone making them at the time. They are great guns. Not the easiest to find anymore but damn good guns.Try to get a used Smith & Wesson 422, 622, or 2206. Buy an adapter from EKW and you’re in business.
Top is a 422, bottom is a 622. Both are alloy framed and fairly light.
Center is a 2206 and is solid stainless.
Great guns, accurate and suppress very well.
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MADad
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kstone803
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You want a mk IV 22/45 tactical then put the volquartsen accurizing kit and surestrike firing pin in it and have the best shooting 22 pistol for under a grand in the world.
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People who don't buy an American made 22 pistol and mount an American made suppressor hate America.
This combo is hilariously quiet with CCI Quiet Auto ammo, but it's better for your psyche if you use RW&B coated ammo for the feelz.
This combo is hilariously quiet with CCI Quiet Auto ammo, but it's better for your psyche if you use RW&B coated ammo for the feelz.
Yes, this with a Dead Air Mask. Lots of quiet fun:-)
Very cool as usual.
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That's the exact setup my wife has. We do notice quite a POI shift with the red dot and warlock though. Not a huge issue for me, but she is right handed and left eye dominant and it seems to impact her more.
alucard0822
For great Justice
Hard to go wrong with the current crop of rimfire suppressors, and 22s from major manufacturers. I have a couple older pistols, one being a buckmark that came without threaded barrels. They shoot well enough, but the cost of a barrel or threading the stock one is about 1/2 the price of just buying a new pistol. If a rimfire pistol i'm interested in now doesn't have a threaded barrel from the factory, it's a dealbreaker to me. A few of my favorite rimfire SBR and pistol hosts.
A threaded buckmark, Ruger MK4 tactical, Browning 1911/22 or anything Volquartsen would be the best metal framed hosts. If you are open to poly frame, then there are a lot more options, the Ruger MK4 lite and Sig P322 IMO are the best, both are quiet, reliable, accurate, and about as good as it gets for the money. Don't rule out a braced pistol or SBR(depending on ATF buffoonery), they are easily the most fun of ANY suppressed host category in any caliber. They are also exempt from MD's 29" and feature rules being rimfire.
A threaded buckmark, Ruger MK4 tactical, Browning 1911/22 or anything Volquartsen would be the best metal framed hosts. If you are open to poly frame, then there are a lot more options, the Ruger MK4 lite and Sig P322 IMO are the best, both are quiet, reliable, accurate, and about as good as it gets for the money. Don't rule out a braced pistol or SBR(depending on ATF buffoonery), they are easily the most fun of ANY suppressed host category in any caliber. They are also exempt from MD's 29" and feature rules being rimfire.
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MADad
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Interesting. I thought the red dot took away most, if not all, of the vision issues. I have an astigmatism and they help me a lot.
Some suppressor/gun combos do have a POI change from non suppressed. I suspect it has to do with the type of stack used in the suppressor.
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