re: Rimfire Suppressors- Looking for thoughts and reviews

Yeah, it's a little bitty sucker. Honestly any of the Al cans would probably suit my needs, but this is the smallest so it wins. Multi Caliber doesn't really mean much to me, but this one is mag rated, so that was just a small bonus.

The can in the 6oz range was certainly manageable and I would imagine most people wouldn't be concerned with it, but it's not what I wanted. This really does feel like there is nothing on the end of your barrel. Pretty cool.

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I don't think you can go wrong with an AAC, Silencerco, Gemtech or any other major manufacturer. 

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This. All 3 are high quality manufacturers. However, I've heard nothing but great reviews of gemtech's customer service, plus I really like their G core line that you can easily take apart and clean.

The GM-22 and GM-45 are able to be taken apart and cleaned.

The sandstorm isn't able to be taken apart, but because it is titanium, I won't have to worry about what type of chemical I drop it in to clean it.

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Going to have my 10/22 threaded soon so I can use it on that setup, too.

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Thompson makes an integrally suppressed 10/22 barrel

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To put it bluntly, if you want your 10/22 to be an amazingly quiet, compact, and discrete package, the Thompson Machine Operative integrally suppressed barrel system is the one for you. Built with a .920” barrel profile just like a stock 10/22 bull barrel, the Operative installed on your rifle will look no different than a standard target model 10/22. It will, however, sound very different. Thanks to its ported design, even with high-velocity, inexpensive, bulk pack ammo, all you will hear when shooting the Operative is your gun’s bolt cycling, and the bullet hitting your target! Unlike most 10/22 integrally suppressed barrels, the baffle stack in the Operative can be quickly and easily removed for cleaning with our included take-down tool for a lifetime of service.

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Now they make one for the 10/22 take-down!



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I'm going to act like I didn't just see this!

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No shite welcome to my bucketlist. That thing is pretty badass.

videos of people shooting suppressors never do it justice to just how quiet they are

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Going to have my 10/22 threaded soon so I can use it on that setup, too.

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How are you going to accomplish this? I've been thinking about this also.

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ive got a G5-22 on order for my M&P15/22

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I almost pulled the trigger on one of these b/c of the larger diameter and how it looked more like a center fire rifle can. I think they are nice looking. I use my Octane 9 on my 15-22.

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Integral Arms in central

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How much for them to thread the barrel?

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Note: Operative TD Delivery Times are subject to availability of the popular 10/22 Take-Down. If you already have a 10/22 Takedown, we offer the Operative TD conversion service on your 10/22 Takedown front end for $850. Email us at sales@thompsonmachine.net for details on sending in your front end for conversion.

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Let me get this straight. You send them your Takedown. They modify it with their stuff and send it back to you at the low,low price of $850?

Do you get your barrel back along with all the things they didn't have to use ? Or do they use your stuff and just add a suppressed barrel for almost $900?

Jesus , you can get the whole integrally suppressed 10/22 with custom stock for about a grand.

Seems like they are planning on pocketing some serious money on suckers determined to pay that much for what amounts to a barrel change to an integrally suppressed barrel and a little sanding to fit it.

That is the heavier one I looked at. It's just heavier than I want. Like it was suggested earlier, check out the GM-22, it's pretty cool. Only 2 pieces and the coating is supposed to be super slick. You're supposed to be able to clean it with a cloth.

Also, is that $850 with or without the $200 tax stamp? Seems a little high to me.