Anyone have any experience with the rimfire flow through suppressors? Any benefits over a standard suppressor? Looking at them for AR15 22 rifles.
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Rimfire Flow through suppessor
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My question is why? There isn't that much volume in a 22lr. Rimfire cans are quiet and work great. Personally have a TBAC 22 td.
Look through the silencer summit and you will see numbers to compare the ones that were there.
Look through the silencer summit and you will see numbers to compare the ones that were there.
I dont think there is enough gas volume plus most rimfire systems are blowback, not DI gas operated.
My TBAC22 got out of jail last week and I dont think I could be happier with a can.
My TBAC22 got out of jail last week and I dont think I could be happier with a can.
I have a Huxwrx RAD 22, I wanted a few more 22 cans when wait times disappeared and that was all Mile High had. I wasn't dying to have one for any of it's features, it's just what was sitting there and it was cheap so I gave it a go.
Really happy with it, it's quiet, has less first round pop than my Sparrow, and seems to stay much cleaner in a given firing cycle between a Tacsol 10-22, Tikka T1X, and a Volquartsen pistol. I cannot explain this because the vents aren't dirty at the front so it isn't like the fouling is flying out of it, but I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth. I'd buy another one, but there are a million 22 cans out there that are good.
I still shoot one of the original TBAC 22 cans that you can't even disassemble and I love it too. I can't say there are distinct advantages to the Huxwrx but it seems to be as good as most of the other decent cans.
Really happy with it, it's quiet, has less first round pop than my Sparrow, and seems to stay much cleaner in a given firing cycle between a Tacsol 10-22, Tikka T1X, and a Volquartsen pistol. I cannot explain this because the vents aren't dirty at the front so it isn't like the fouling is flying out of it, but I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth. I'd buy another one, but there are a million 22 cans out there that are good.
I still shoot one of the original TBAC 22 cans that you can't even disassemble and I love it too. I can't say there are distinct advantages to the Huxwrx but it seems to be as good as most of the other decent cans.
Thanks for the replies. I stumbled across Huxwrx which is what originally peaked my interest but couldn't figure out an actual benefit over the TBAC or DA Mask.
You better buy a can that you can completely disassemble if you’re using it for rimfire. If you shoot any sort of volume it’ll fill up pretty quick.
This. A flow through rimfire can is a HUGE risk. That thing will be plugged up so damn fast and be virtually impossible to clean.
Out of the five rimfire cans I have, the Rad22 is the least accurate on most any platform host. Semi rifle, bolt rifle, semi pistol all fared better accuracy wise with any other rimfire can I had (TBAC, DA Mask, SiCo Spectre 2, AAC Halcyon). I did notice that semi auto hosts stayed a little cleaner with the flow through design of the Rad22. As with most rimfire cans there was not much difference in sound performance vs. other rimfire cans i.e. it sounded just as good as anything else I have.
