SponsoredBest .22 LR Suppressors
Updated October 18, 2026
A .22 suppressor is a rimfire can. It is usually serviceable because rimfire is dirty. It is not a 5.56 can with a smaller hole. Thread pitch on a 10/22 or a pistol has to match, often 1/2x28, and the listing should say if an adapter is required.
What to match
Whether you can take it apart, the thread, and the length you will hang on a light pistol. A rifle and a pistol can share a .22 can if both are threaded and the can is rated for both.
Who it suits
A rimfire host that is already threaded, or a buyer who will pay for threading as a separate job.
What to look for in a deal
Serviceable versus sealed, included piston or direct thread, and new versus used. A used rimfire can should be described. The stamp is extra. The brand board for this is SilencerCo deals. The model-level page is silencerco sale.
Questions people ask
What should I match before comparing best 22 suppressor?
Whether you can take it apart, the thread, and the length you will hang on a light pistol. A rifle and a pistol can share a .22 can if both are threaded and the can is rated for both.
Who is this for?
A rimfire host that is already threaded, or a buyer who will pay for threading as a separate job.
What makes a deal in this category real?
Serviceable versus sealed, included piston or direct thread, and new versus used. A used rimfire can should be described. The stamp is extra.
Where do the in-stock listings live?
A .22 suppressor is a rimfire can. It is usually serviceable because rimfire is dirty. It is not a 5.56 can with a smaller hole. Thread pitch on a 10/22 or a pistol has to match, often 1/2x28, and the listing should say if an adapter is required.