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Stealth Rimfire Suppressor .22LR/17HMR/22WMR 1/2x20

$30.00 incl GST

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Specifications

brand: stealth
gunparts: suppressor

Description

Stealth Rimfire Suppressor .22LR/17HMR/22WMR  1/2x20

The STEALTH Rimfire silencer is designed with a three-chamber system that allows maximum performance on three major calibers.

➼ Great Value Stealth Rimfire Suppressor
➼ .22LR/17HMR/22WMR  1/2x20
 

Best Suited For

  • Rimfire rifle and pistol shooters (.22LR, .17HMR, .22WMR)
  • Pest control and small game hunting
  • Range users wanting reduced noise and recoil
  • Shooters in rural or noise-sensitive environments

When To Use It

  • During hunting or pest control where minimal disturbance is preferred
  • Range shooting to reduce noise fatigue
  • Training new shooters (less recoil and blast)
  • When using subsonic ammunition for maximum suppression

Technical Information

  • Calibre Compatibility:
    • .22LR
    • .17 HMR
    • .22 WMR
  • Thread: 1/2x20 (ensure barrel compatibility)
  • Type: Direct-thread rimfire suppressor
  • Construction: Typically aluminium, steel, or titanium baffle system
  • Design: Multi-baffle system for gas dispersion
  • Serviceability: Many rimfire suppressors are user-cleanable due to fouling buildup

Key Functional Points:

  • Can significantly reduce sound, though not always “silent”
  • Subsonic ammo reduces noise further (no sonic crack)
  • Increases backpressure—may require more frequent firearm cleaning

FAQs

Q: How quiet is a rimfire suppressor?
A: Very effective—often the action cycling is louder than the shot in optimal setups.

Q: Do I need subsonic ammo?
A: Recommended for best results. Supersonic rounds still create a sonic crack.

Q: Does it require maintenance?
A: Yes—rimfire ammo is dirty, and suppressors accumulate lead and carbon buildup, requiring regular cleaning.

Q: Will it affect firearm function?
A: It can increase backpressure, especially in semi-autos, meaning more frequent cleaning may be needed.

Delivery and Compliance

  • Legal Status: Suppressors are generally legal to own in New Zealand
  • Licence Requirement: Typically requires a valid firearms licence to purchase
  • Shipping: Usually shipped via controlled courier services
  • Usage: Must be used in accordance with NZ firearms laws and safe handling practices

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