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Some rimfire builds are about checking boxes. This one is about doing quiet right. The Vanquish 22 Summit is a collaboration between Angstadt Arms and Volquartsen, mating Volquartsen's slick straight-pull Summit action with Angstadt's integrally suppressed 18.5 inch barrel. Because there's no cycling action slapping back and forth, the loudest thing at the bench is usually the firing pin. Run the toggle, send the next round, and enjoy a level of hush that a standard semi-auto with a can simply can't match.
The magic is in the porting. Angstadt's patented zero-baffle design bleeds gas along the length of the 416R stainless match barrel into a sealed expansion shroud, which pulls standard velocity .22 LR down to subsonic speeds before it ever leaves the muzzle. That means no supersonic crack and no hunting down pricey subsonic ammo just to shoot quiet. It also means there are no baffles to trap lead and carbon, so cleanup is a quick wipe-down instead of an afternoon of scraping. A Bentz match chamber and full-length button rifling keep the accuracy honest, and since the whole system is one barrel, there's zero chance of a baffle strike.
The TGS trigger breaks at a light 1.75 pounds, which suits the precision rimfire mission perfectly, whether that's punching tiny groups, working NRL22-style drills, or picking off pests at the back of the property. Everything sits in a Magpul X-22 Hunter stock, a comfortable, durable synthetic setup that feels like a proper rifle rather than a plinker. Feeding comes from familiar Ruger 10/22 pattern magazines, with a 10-round mag included, so spares are cheap and everywhere. One heads-up on ammo: the tight Bentz chamber doesn't play well with CCI Stingers due to their longer case, so stick with standard velocity or subsonic loads. Frankly, that's where this rifle shines anyway. If a quiet, accurate, low-maintenance rimfire has been on your list, this is one of the most refined ways to get there.
No, and that's the whole point of the design. The 18.5 inch barrel is precision ported along its length, bleeding off gas so standard velocity .22 LR drops to subsonic speed before it exits the muzzle. You get subsonic-quiet performance with everyday bulk-friendly ammo. Subsonic loads work great too if that's what you have on hand.
It feeds from standard Ruger 10/22 pattern magazines, and one 10-round mag comes with the rifle. That's a big convenience since 10/22 mags are inexpensive and available just about anywhere. Rotary 10-rounders tend to be the most reliable choice in this platform.
The Volquartsen Summit action uses a toggle-style straight pull, so there's no bolt handle to lift and rotate. You just pull straight back and push forward, which is fast and smooth. It's also quieter than a semi-auto because there's no action cycling with every shot, which really matters on a suppressed rifle like this.
Skip CCI Stingers. Their case is longer than a standard .22 LR case and won't work with the tight Bentz match chamber. Standard velocity and subsonic rounds are the sweet spot for both sound and accuracy, and if you want something faster, CCI Velocitor uses a normal case length and runs fine.
| UPC | 850053228544 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AAVV22BM0R |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Suppressed Rifle |
| Safety | Crossbolt |
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