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There's a reason the Banish 22 keeps showing up when people ask about the quietest rimfire cans on the market. Built entirely from titanium, it weighs a scant 4.1 ounces, so hanging it off the end of a Ruger Mark IV or a 10/22 barely changes the balance of the gun. At 5.375 inches long and 1 inch in diameter, it stays slim enough to clear most factory sights and handguards, and independent testing has recorded muzzle readings in the 116 to 120 dB range on a 16 inch .22 LR barrel with standard ammo. Run subsonics through it and the loudest thing on the line is usually your bolt cycling.
Anyone who has run a .22 can hard knows the real enemy is lead and carbon fouling. The Banish 22 was designed around that problem. Its eight titanium baffles are precisely fitted to keep buildup from migrating into the tube where parts like to fuse together, and the whole unit comes apart for cleaning without a fight. Guns.com's range crew reported the baffles still pulled out easily after 500 rounds of dirty rimfire ammo, which tracks with what owners consistently say about this can.
Don't let the name box it in. The Banish 22 is rated for everything from .17 HMR up through .22 WMR, .22 Hornet, and even 5.7×28, and it carries a full-auto rating on top of that. The 1/2×28 direct thread mount spins onto the most common rimfire thread pitch out there, so moving it between a threaded pistol and a bolt gun takes seconds.
Between the featherweight titanium build, the durable black Gun Kote finish, and construction that's 100 percent American made, this is the kind of can that ends up living on whichever rimfire you grab most. Whether it's varmint duty, small game hunting, or introducing a new shooter to the range without the flinch, the Banish 22 does the quiet work and cleans up easy afterward.
Yes, and that's one of its biggest selling points. The eight-baffle stack is designed to come apart easily even after heavy use, since the tight baffle fit keeps lead and carbon from creeping into the tube and locking parts together. Regular cleaning is a fact of life with rimfire cans, and this one makes the job about as painless as it gets.
It's rated for rimfire and small centerfire cartridges from .17 HMR up through .22 WMR, .22 Hornet, and 5.7×28. It also carries a full-auto rating, so a high round count won't hurt it. Just make sure your host barrel has 1/2×28 threads, since that's the mounting pattern.
Testing on a 16 inch .22 LR barrel has shown muzzle readings in the 116 to 120 dB range with standard velocity ammo, and subsonic loads bring it down even further. In practical terms, that's quiet enough that the action cycling is often the loudest sound you hear. It's regularly named among the quietest rimfire cans available.
Not much at all. At 4.1 ounces of titanium, it's one of the lightest full-size rimfire suppressors out there, and owners running it on pistols like the Ruger Mark IV report the gun keeps its natural feel instead of going nose-heavy. The 1 inch diameter also keeps it slim on smaller hosts.
| UPC | 810171222787 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 100000110122 |
| ATF Type | Silencer |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 5.3750 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Suppressor |
| Shipping Weight | 1.0 |
| Thread Pattern | 1/2"x28 |
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