Opinions on rimfire suppressors

[forindooruseonly]

I ordered TacSol lightweight barrels for my Ruger 22/45 and my wife's Browning Buckmark, so these will be the only threaded rimfires we own currently

I hope you are buying two suppressors then. That was the boat I was in when I only had one can, I had to buy a second one for the missus or whoever else was going out. Not fun shooting suppressed while having to wear ear protection because another isn't suppressed, and waiting a year for a second can is just a waste of time.

As far as the independent Alabama guy, is he a dealer or just making and registering for himself? If he is a dealer, he can just Form 3 it to another dealer in Oklahoma, which is tax free. Then when it gets to Oklahoma, he will transfer it to you on a Form 4, which is taxed. The time to go from dealer to dealer is about a month, then anywhere from 5 to 18 months to you. If he is just building them for himself and not a dealer, then there will be an additional tax stamp to go to his dealer, then to your dealer, then to you. So add another 200 bucks if he isn't a dealer.

 

[clintbailey]

I hope you are buying two suppressors then. That was the boat I was in when I only had one can, I had to buy a second one for the missus or whoever else was going out. Not fun shooting suppressed while having to wear ear protection because another isn't suppressed, and waiting a year for a second can is just a waste of time.

As far as the independent Alabama guy, is he a dealer or just making and registering for himself? If he is a dealer, he can just Form 3 it to another dealer in Oklahoma, which is tax free. Then when it gets to Oklahoma, he will transfer it to you on a Form 4, which is taxed. The time to go from dealer to dealer is about a month, then anywhere from 5 to 18 months to you. If he is just building them for himself and not a dealer, then there will be an additional tax stamp to go to his dealer, then to your dealer, then to you. So add another 200 bucks if he isn't a dealer.

He's a dealer too, figured it wouldn't be too hard to get done

 

[bigchuck83]

I've been pretty happy with the Griffin Armament resistance 22m, with cci standard velocity or some of the .22 ammo marketed for suppressor use it is very quiet on a Ruger 22/45. Would like to add a dead air mask eventually though.

 

[clintbailey]

My guy in Alabama said he's way behind and I might be better off timewise to go another route

 

[DDriller]

I have a Sparrow that is very good and easy to clean.

 

[Buckh1]

Griffin Armament Micro Optimus, it run quiet on my 10/22, Ruger American rim 22lr., 10/22 charger and Mk3 22/45 with CCI standard velocity. Being made of stainless steel, it's rated to 22-250. Runs really nice on a Ruger American ranch 556. At 5.5 inches and 8 oz it not feather lite but that don't bother me. It should last several lifetimes.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

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[clintbailey]

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[El Pablo]

I was down to a dead air mask vs switchback 22. Went with the switchback and love it. I’ll prob buy another 22 can.

Since I already have the switchback, I’ll go with the dead air mask or Energetic Nyx mod2.

I like the modularity of the switchback, but I just keep it in its long config since it’s light enough. I’ve used it on bolt guns, 10/22 and pistols.

 

[El Pablo]

My guy in Alabama said he's way behind and I might be better off timewise to go another route

Just get two to start… 22 cans are movie quiet and a lot of fun. I’m going to have one dedicated to a bolt gun.

And fyi, The sig can @Matt Giroux has is awesome too.