Will my supressor work on my 22lr cz 455 rifle ?

[Remington243]

I have a suppressor I have been using for my 223 and 243. will it work on my new 22LR ?

 

[Outrider27]

Unless the suppressor you have for your .223 and .243 can be completely disassembled and the baffle stack removed so that everything can be thoroughly cleaned, DO NOT use it on a .22RF. Yes, it will work, for a little while, but you would not believe how dirty .22RF ammo is with regard to crudding up the interior of a suppressor, and centerfire specific suppressors cannot be properly cleaned after being dirtied in this manor. .22RF specific suppressors are built to be disassembled for this reason.

 

[Westhunder]

What he said ^^^

 

[69mach]

Diddo I made the mistake of using a 30 cal can on 22 rimfires years ago. I advise against it. It will cost you time and money.

 

[1shot]

The only workaround is if you have an ultrasonic cleaner, you can get all the crud out of the can if it doesn't disassemble.
Otherwise, what they said.^^^^^^^

Lloyd

 

[MGYSGT]

Who makes a suppressor that doesn't dissemble for cleaning.

 

[Outrider27]

Who makes a suppressor that doesn't dissemble for cleaning.

Just to name one manufacturer, Yankee Hill machine. Their .22RF cans disassemble easily, provided you read the instructions first and used anti seize where directed (pretty much standard practice with .22RF cans). To disassemble my .223 center fire can, you would need a hacksaw or a cutting torch.

 

[Geno C]

Who makes a suppressor that doesn't dissemble for cleaning.

Lots of companies have cans that done come apart.

 

[XTR]

Who makes a suppressor that doesn't dissemble for cleaning.

A large majority of the center fire cans on the market.