Noob suppressor question

[VanillaGuerrilla]

Wanted to get some educated opinions about rimfire options. I want to start with a .22 for a variety of reasons. Should I get one with a factory threaded barrel? Or should I get a rifle with a bull barrel and have it threaded? Thanks for any advice guys!

 

[whiskerz]

Both work do not limit yourself to factory guns . Here is an example I have both a factory and shop threaded 10-22 . The factory threads are too long and go too deep into most suppressors . On the other hand I have a Romanian m-69 training rifle threaded and shortened , It is great and not offered with threads . Some guns are harder to thread than other a Buckmark is easier due to the barrel being easy to remove it also tends to stay cleaner than a Ruger Mark 2 or 3 which is a bigger pain to have threaded . although Ruger was offering the 22-45 threaded I think , and may still . Plus you can buy a threaded pac-lite barrel for a Buckmark and install it yourself.

 

[VanillaGuerrilla]

Holy smokes. I though I had it narrowed down to a 10/22 and a 597. I know I want a auto loader. Guess I have some more research to do. Thanks for the input!

 

[drjterrell]

I'd be interested in following what you end up doing, Jacob. Just another noob who's thought about this too.

 

[Laxguy59]

I have tons of 22 hosts and companies like tornado tech can even thread non traditional hosts, they just finished my beretta 21a.

I have a Sig mosquito, savage fv-sr, cmmg 22lr AR upper, and beretta 21a, looking for the m&p22 pistol as it is pretty much a p22 but with a slide that won't blow up in your face faster than Peter North.

I really recommend the cmmg upper 100% reliable with anything even Remington subsonics.