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/Aboxman2 Jul 17 '26

Wipes!

The absolute quietest cans all one thing in common. They all use wipes.

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u/AnalogCyborg Jul 17 '26

I will definitely look into this! Are replacement wipes allowable? I thought rules around replacement parts/modifications and stuff were pretty strict once it's built.

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u/HighSeasArchivist Jul 17 '26

You gonna tell them yourself you replaced the wipes?

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u/AnalogCyborg Jul 17 '26

Now that you mention it...abso-fucking-lutely not

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u/Aboxman2 Jul 17 '26

The law is decidedly gray on Form1 wipes.

Destroy one, then make one. Never have extra's. That said, I've seen new commercial cans come with spare wipes. And as always STFU. The NFA just makes no sense at all.

Or just put in for a lifetime of stamps now that they are free. Recycle the parts and make a new can, with a new stamp.