Flash Suppressors

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Got my 15-22 a couple of weeks ago and just love it !!, first rifle i've owned in yrs, All i do know is shoot USPSA matches and Duck hunt so this is a little new for me.

I'm in the process of fixin' up my 15-22 and want to put a suppressor on it , do they make them for .22's? i saw one i want for Wilson Combat but it is for a 5.56 i know i need a gunsmith to thread the barrel right?

This is why i like this forum just the USPSA forum i'm in everyone is ready give good sound advice, i was going to post some pics of my 15-22 but after seeing other peoples i think wait until the transformation is complete for a before and after.

This is also my first S&W gun ever (shoot 11-87 XCS ducks & Springfield in USPSA
 
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When you say "suppressor", I assume you mean a flash hider as opposed to a sound suppressor. Either way, you'll need to have the barrel threaded. ADCO firearms seems to get a lot of satisfied customers and good reviews for their barrel work. They charge $65 plus return shipping to thread the barrel. Then you'd have to buy a flash hider (a standard A2 will run you about $8 plus the crush washer).
 
M16A2 Compensator

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-- Chuck
 
This is purely cosmetic. Not threaded. It's glued! :cool: Notice no light comes thru the slots? It's just slipped over the barrel and is nearly flush with the muzzle. Shortens the apparent barrel length visually.

I still have to see how well it stays on the barrel when I shoot it.

Standard M16A2 Compensator bored out to 0.671 was the goal. It ended up bored out a little bigger and is ended up in three pieces as a couple of expert machinists didn't realize we were boring it out larger than the diameter in the grenade grooves! I used another compensator to space the grenade launcher grooves.

-- Chuck
 
That's pretty cool!! I didn't notice the lack of daylight at first, let us know how it works out!!
 
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