Looking for a decent .22 LR suppressor. I see that cat ratings are great from pew but their customer service looks like crap based on their website and faq. Anything else?
22 suppressor?
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I have a Silencerco Sparrow that works well.
AB Suppressor- little bird is outstanding
Tom264
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TBAC 22 Takedown.
No first round pop.
Small lightweight and can be taken apart to clean which is a must for a rimfire
No first round pop.
Small lightweight and can be taken apart to clean which is a must for a rimfire
HunterLV
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Following. Thanks
Stugots
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I own an Energetic Armament NYX 22 and a Silencerco Switchback. Of the 2, I prefer the NYX mainly because it is lighter. My buddy owns a Thunder Beast 22 Takedown and a Silencer Central Banish that I have played with. I much prefer the 2 cans that I own to my friends .22 cans.
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VALKYRIETP
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DA MASK HD
T.P.
brant89
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Check out the GSL Woodland. Made in Jackson, MI, 2.6oz, all aluminum with a titanium blast baffle, great sound reduction and tone, no noticeable FRP.
I am following as well. I'm not sure this will narrow down the options though. 
FYI. All .22 rimfire suppressors need to come apart to clean out the leading. I have some old SWR Spectre IIs that are awesome. Not sure you can really go wrong with any brand of .22LR suppressor. I really like SilencerCo. If you get into putting it on 22WMR and 17HMRs than the higher quality comes into perspective and those cans will be rated for such. If you just plan on 22LR you can probably get by on the cheaper end of suppressors and it will suppress fine. Most will have their opinions and favorites. I stick with the guys I have worked with the most and have never had any issues.
2nd this. I run it on my Ruger MK4 and the diameter matches up perfectly. I also use it on my T1X 17HMR. Great lightweight can.
Tom264
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Also you can run the 5.7x28 in pistol round with the TBAC .22 takedown
