.22 pistol suppressor host?

[bigelowe]

What is your pick for a suppressed .22 pistol. Please list why, and any experiences you have had. Also, maybe the suppressor you are running on your pistol.

 

[Andy Blozinski]

I have a buddy with a Ruger (don't recall if it was mk 2 or 3) with a built in suppressor. It's so quiet that the bullets hitting the cans made more noise than the pistol.

 

[James K]

The Ruger also has the advantage that it is easy to stop the bolt from blowing back if the bolt slap will make too much noise at a given moment. And it is easy to attach a can without threading the barrel, just with a bayonet catch.

Jim

 

[Sharkbite]

I run a Ruger 22/45 with a SWR Warlock.

My buddy has a 22/45 Lite that is even better then my standard weight model with the ultra light can

With the abundance of after market parts for the Ruger pistols, i dont think you can beat the platform. Ultra slick triggers, bolt knob extensions to add weight and slow the opening....

Just a great platform

 

[Big Shrek]

Older Hi-Standard pistols like the Letter Models, have a slide lock you just flip up,
so that the action will NOT cycle, and it is VERY quiet with just subsonics
Neighbors won't even know you are killing rats/squirrels in the backyard...

If you are extremely lucky, have your Suppressor Trust already set up,
(if you haven't, go ahead...) save a buncha cash & find a Hi-Standard OSS pistol...
AKA the HD-M

The Below pics are a Hi-Standard Supermatic 107, with the HD-M/OSS barrel.
Also legitimate if done with the proper BATF paperwork/etc...its a drop-in.

 

[bigelowe]

Im researching the nfa trust now. I want a 22 suppressor for first nfa item. I figured i would buy the pistol to play with while waiting on the tax stamp. Plus i want a 22 pistol.