Buy 22 Rimfire Suppressor Overview

The El Camino by Q (22 Rimfire Suppressor )combines performance, durability, and style into a lightweight package. Its PVD-finished titanium tube is filled with advanced stainless steel baffles that form a sealed stack, keeping the guts clean, and allowing easy maintenance.

The front end cap features a standard 1/2” socket interface, eliminating the need for proprietary tools for disassembly. Without a dedicated blast baffle, the stainless steel baffles can be arranged in any configuration.

FEATURES & SPECS

• CALIBER: 22 LR
• SILENCER WEIGHT:  4.3 oz
• DIAMETER: .99″
• OVERALL LENGTH: 5.95″
• ATTACHMENT: 1/2-28 Direct Thread
• MATERIAL(S): Titanium & Stainless Steel
• FINISH: PVD
• MINIMUM BARREL LENGTH: None

FAQ

• What is the quietest 22 rimfire suppressor?

The Dead Air Mask is the quietest 22 suppressor: in Silencer Shop’s evaluation the Mask metered just above 113Db.

Dead Air’s baffle technology eliminates the first-round pop, making the Mask ideal for your hunting trips or competition rifle match where first-round pop can be induced because of long gaps between shots.

• Does suppressor affect accuracy on 22 LR?

Do Suppressors Affect Accuracy? The short answer is yes, suppressors do affect a firearm’s accuracy – but not always how you might expect. Sometimes, your gun’s accuracy might get worse when you attach a suppressor; other times, you’ll actually see your accuracy improve.

• What style suppressor is the quietest?

Whether you call it a suppressor or a silencer, the Omega K Model 9 is one of the smallest, lightest, and quietest cans on the market. Each Omega K is rated for fully automatic fire across all weapon platforms firing both sub and super-sonic ammunition.

More On FAQ

• How loud is a .22 with a suppressor?

For instance, a suppressed . 22 pistol could have around a 95 dB noise level, while the unsuppressed one could go up to 135 decibels.

If you want a quieter round that won’t bother your neighbors, a . 22 caliber subsonic round can be the way to go.

• Do suppressors wear out?

Long term sustained fire will wear out a suppressor, sometimes in just a manner of seconds or minutes. No suppressor is built for long term sustained volumes of fire – the laws of physics prohibit it!

• Do 22 suppressors need a tax stamp?

Yes, you do need to buy a tax stamp for each suppressor you buy. There are two ways to buy suppressors as an individual, and both ways will require a tax stamp with your purchase.

You can either buy a suppressor from your FFL dealer, or you can make your own suppressor.

• Can someone use my suppressor in my presence?

While only the individual transferee or a responsible person of a trust or corporation can legally possess the item, others can certainly use it while in your presence.

Letting a buddy at the range shoot it is perfectly fine, so long as the owner is present and in control over the situation.