Thread: Quietest .22 Suppressor ?

Originally Posted by Tuukka

Hi,

I am sorry to say that the above is not true.

There are many suppressors on the market which are at the same level of suppression or even quieter than larger, simpler suppressors, volume itself is not the key.

Effective baffle design and use of the space is more critical.

Dont just take my word for it, this has been proven many times over the recent decades in independent/unbiased tests around the world.

Also thinking of volume and size, usually the requirement from hunters and sport shooters is for smaller, lighter suppressors.

Best Regards!

Tuukka Jokinen
Sales and Marketing Manager
Ase Utra sound suppressors

That's an excellent observation and very true, I have one of the Hussssh suppressors, the thing is tiny , weights nothing and is made of plastic. However for it's size it out performs suppressors many times it's size, the balance on the rifle is amazing ( like it's not there. Like Tuukka says, baffle design and use of the internal space are the big design features that influence performance. One area that doesn't seem to be talked about is materials used in the construction.
Some materials resonate and vibrate much more than other materials. My little Husssh suppressor has done in excess of 3000 rds of 22lr and showing no signs of wear and never been cleaned.