Barrelistics 22LR Suppressor

$440.00

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Barrelistics 22LR Suppressor

8 Baffles (6-8 Baffles)
7075 aircraft grade aluminum
Anodize Black (MIL-A-8625); and Type III (Hardcoat)
Sound reduction within +- 2DB of various higher cost 22LR suppressors
- Test: using Bruel & Kjaer 2209 & 2204 (uncertified but calibrated with B&K 4220 pistonphone) sound testing equipment.
- No questions asked refund in 30 days if you send sound data for competitive brand and meter specs used for comparison.

Instructions

For 22LR and 5.7 use non auto fire Max temp not to exceed 500 F
Hand tighten only. Using a wrench may strip threads
Check tightness every 10 rounds
Having a loose suppressor or cross threaded suppressor baffles are a common causes of baffle strikes.
Adapter available for use on bolt action .223 / 5.56
Produced in USA using high volume production equipment and hard coat anodizing.

Weight	0.335625 lbs
Caliber	.17HMR, .22LR, .22WMR, 5.7X28MM
Weight	5.37oz
Length	6.2” Fully Assembled
Diameter	1-1/8”
Material	6061 Aircraft Grade Aluminum
Construction	8-piece Modular
Finish	Black Anodize (MIL-A-8625) & TYPE III (HARD-COAT)
Mounting Option	.500-28 RH
Full Auto Rated	No
Barrel Restrictions	N/A
Temp Restriction	500F

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