Got it, the switchback .22 can. Talk me out of it, too late...

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I have quite a few .22's, 22 mag. figured I'd get a good one. $456.00. Can is black.
Would be nice if there was a do all can. Say 30 cal that would work for several that dosent resemble a tee shirt cannon.

Just wondering if the can route is worth the squeeze?? This .22 can will be +$800 by the time the fees and taxes are on.

 

[jettjon]

In my experience with multi-length cans, I just keep them at one length and never adjust them again. The guy at Grey Man told me the same thing but did I listen... NOOOOO.

 

[stage20]

Q elcamino, mask, oculus, sparrow are other options, not all adjustable but all rated really high.

 

[Ugafan84]

Well I’m still loving mine that I got recently and feel it’s a little quieter than my sparrow. I still haven’t shot it in the short configuration yet but have done the medium. I’m still going to say go for it!

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Well I’m still loving mine that I got recently and feel it’s a little quieter than my sparrow. I still haven’t shot it in the short configuration yet but have done the medium. I’m still going to say go for it!

Try the short for SCIENCE! I'd be happy with a reduction so my ears don't bleed on a pistol.

 

[Ugafan84]

I’ll take it out next Saturday to try it out at my father-in-laws property. I’ll let you know. I’ll need to sight a couple things in and plink around with it.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I’ll take it out next Saturday to try it out at my father-in-laws property. I’ll let you know. I’ll need to sight a couple things in and plink around with it.

Thanks!

 

[m4a1sof]

Dead Air Mask HD. Zero first round pop, super quiet, and rated for up to 5.7. Total cost including the stamp was 677.93, well worth it to me. The adjustable suppressor's don't thrill me, as post no 2 says it just seems overly complicated, I'm so lazy I'm thinking about buying another couple of Masks because I don't even like swapping a can between guns .

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Dead Air Mask HD. Zero first round pop, super quiet, and rated for up to 5.7. Total cost including the stamp was 677.93, well worth it to me. The adjustable suppressor's don't thrill me, as post no 2 says it just seems overly complicated, I'm so lazy I'm thinking about buying another couple of Masks because I don't even like swapping a can between guns . View attachment 288400

Well that's cheaper at least. Waiting for a report on how well the short can mod works.

 

[Themumfordman]

I ended up getting the Q El Camino a few years ago, and it's honestly pretty amazing. Incredibly slim and lightweight, and running Federal "suppressor" 45-grain it will actually still cycle a semi auto while being stupid quiet.

 

[Themumfordman]

My go-to varmit assassin…though the missus objects to me popping critters in the back yard for some reason.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Well time to get "Billy Ray serious" and buy one. Gonna order one and have it shipped to my local ffl.
I never knew how many different makers of cans there is. WTH?
Also a fella in pcola that builds em and sells em.
Wanted to get a multi can but am thinking a dedicated 22 one first as I really enjoy 22,22 mag. ( critter zapin) Still wanting the switchback. Grrrr. Even though I've seen .22 cans as low as $150.
Confused as a baby in a top less bar.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Ah, hell. $250, stackable.

JK Armament JK105 Versax System .22 Suppressor​

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Found another. I know because it has "Q" on it that's an extra $100. But i can be extra cool. One baffle or 10 users choice. 3.8 oz full configuration.
Might have a winner.

$380.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Ah, hell. $250, stackable.

JK Armament JK105 Versax System .22 Suppressor​

Oh, bs. Forget this one. Gotta put Vaseline in it. WTF?

 

[Themumfordman]

There’s a ton of brands out there now on suppressors and for the most part they generally seem to make really good stuff. My only “modular” one is a Banish 45 pistol caliber that has a short and long configuration, which honestly I never mess with and just leave it full length.

I like my little Q for 22, but SilencerCo and Dead Air both make unbelievably solid stuff at pretty decent prices if you just want something rock solid.

I will say, I’ve got a couple YHM cans in 9mm and 30 cal that are incredibly effective and very reasonably priced. I’ve not run their 22, but everything else I’ve tried is legit quality for a lot less than some of the “name” brands.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

There’s a ton of brands out there now on suppressors and for the most part they generally seem to make really good stuff. My only “modular” one is a Banish 45 pistol caliber that has a short and long configuration, which honestly I never mess with and just leave it full length.

I like my little Q for 22, but SilencerCo and Dead Air both make unbelievably solid stuff at pretty decent prices if you just want something rock solid.

I will say, I’ve got a couple YHM cans in 9mm and 30 cal that are incredibly effective and very reasonably priced. I’ve not run their 22, but everything else I’ve tried is legit quality for a lot less than some of the “name” brands.

Which q 22 do you have? Looks like this one - erector is .22 lr only.

 

[Themumfordman]

I’ve got the Q “El Camino”.

Q El Camino

<p>They said it wasn't possible, they said it couldn't be done...</p>

www.silencershop.com

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I’ve got the Q “El Camino”.

Q El Camino

<p>They said it wasn't possible, they said it couldn't be done...</p>

www.silencershop.com

Crap,another to read up on. Lol. I really like the modular can idea though.

 

[Themumfordman]

It’s ungodly lightweight. Like 3 ounces or so, and just threads right on.