Picked up a .223 Banish suppressor from SS during their Bogo sale. 
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Picked up a .223 Banish suppressor from SS during their Bogo sale. 
Their bogo sale was for a .22 can. Once I got it and saw how small it was I looked into what the uses would be for such a small can. It seems to be used for a small pistol. I wanted one for a Rugger 10-22 but I think this is way too small and wouldn’t do much. I guess I’m in the market for a .22 hand gun now. Lol
It will probably do better on the 10/22 vs a pistol from my experiences. It seems the shorter cans do better with a longer barrels because the barrel helps hold the gas longer. Definitely give it a try. I’ve heard from a few people about that 22 can not being the best.
Thank you for the advice ! I will give it a try.
https://ruger.com/products/1022CarbonFiber/specSheets/31220.html
This is the Ruger I’m considering for the can.
That is nice, now I want one 
. You’ll have to let us know what you think of both cans.
. You’ll have to let us know what you think of both cans.
Had I knew then what I know now I would have gotten a .30 Cal can. The bigger caliber can can be used on smaller caliber guns. I thought they all were caliber specific so now that I have a .223 and a .22 now I want a .30 so I can cover all bases.
Even if you got the 30 cal can, you would’ve been buying more anyways. It’s a very fun rabbit hole to go down.
Shane13
Active Member
Yep, pistols are louder than rifles with the same caliber/ammo. That 10/22 will be fun!
Colorado Cowboy
Super Moderator
I have a muzzle brake on .300 Wby (external threads on the muzzle). What are the size & threads used on the silencers? Do you still need a fed permit? Do the silencers effect the accuracy?
Shane13
Active Member
Here's info on thread sizes/patterns.... https://www.silencercentral.com/blog/silencer-common-barrel-thread-patterns/
They're still regulated by the NFA, so you do need a tax stamp.
Info on accuracy.... https://www.silencercentral.com/blog/how-suppressors-affect-accuracy/
Mine threaded right on with Factory threads.
SS walks you through all the steps in purchasing a silencer, it getting easier and faster everyday.
I did need to re sight my rifle in after putting the silencer on but it seems to be as accurate as it was without.
SS walks you through all the steps in purchasing a silencer, it getting easier and faster everyday.
I did need to re sight my rifle in after putting the silencer on but it seems to be as accurate as it was without.
Colorado Cowboy
Super Moderator
Usually they will be better, but not always. There is no way to know until you shoot.
For attaching the can to the rifle, I always use a muzzle brake or flash suppressor and than attach the can to that. This way the muzzle device takes the brunt of the gasses and acts like a first baffle, this way hopefully the muzzle device wears out before th baffles in the can and you can enjoy your can longer this way.
Colorado Cowboy
Super Moderator
I have a MB on my Ruger #1 in .300 Wby. Glad to know to leave the MB on and put the can on over it. I figured I had to remove it before adding the silencer. With the MB the noise is really loud, but less recoil makes it worth it.
Depends on the muzzle brake, it’ll have to have threads for the can. If you get a can with HUB threads, there are a lot of brake choices.
