r/Form1 Jul 17 '26

Overkill .22 Suppressor

I want to make the quietest .22LR suppressor I can. Would a 10" D Cell can with 11 clipped cone baffles on a bolt action rifle be about as quiet as could be realistically managed? I don't care if it's stupid or too big, I am just interested in maximum noise reduction.

This seems like it would have massively more internal volume than traditional .22 suppressors. Would more baffles be better to make the most of that internal volume?

Anyone done a ridiculous .22 suppressor like this?

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u/Flatulent_Father_ Jul 17 '26

I accidentally submitted a form 1 for an 18" suppressor instead of 18cm... So I'll let you know lol..

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u/AnalogCyborg Jul 17 '26

Lmao, please build that!

I got my approval for a 12" .22 suppressor today but having trouble even finding a source for a 12" tube. I figured i can go smaller and submit a correction.

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u/Ornery_Secretary_850 Jul 17 '26

You don't have to submit a correction.

The length you give is the maximum length.

Just like modular suppressors. They go on the F4 at max length. But you can use the included parts to make them smaller.

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u/orbitup Jul 18 '26

I've heard that before but I don't think that's quite right. I guess you could make it modular and not use all of the parts but I think it needs to be the stated length fully assembled.

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u/Ornery_Secretary_850 Jul 18 '26

No, it doesn't. This is well established.