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Most suppressors make you pick a length and live with it. The Q Erector takes a different approach. Instead of a sealed tube, you get a stack of individual baffles that thread directly into each other, so you decide how long and how quiet your can is on any given day. Run all ten baffles for maximum hush on a pistol, or strip it down to just the blast baffle and front cap for a setup that adds barely 1.75 inches and under an ounce to your rifle. That kind of flexibility is why this little rimfire can earned its Erector Set nickname.
The secret is what Q left out: there is no outer tube at all. Nine baffles are machined from hard-coat anodized 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum, backed up by a heat-treated 17-4 stainless steel blast baffle with a PVD finish where the heat and pressure hit hardest. Skipping the tube frees up internal volume for better sound reduction while keeping the fully assembled weight at a ridiculous 2.6 ounces. That is lighter than plenty of muzzle brakes, and on a lightweight .22 rifle or pistol you will hardly notice it hanging off the barrel.
The 1/2-28 direct-thread mount spins onto the vast majority of threaded rimfire barrels, so moving it between a 10/22, a Mark IV, or a bolt gun takes seconds. Rifles generally need fewer baffles than pistols to hit a comfortable volume, so a little experimenting at the range will find your sweet spot between length, weight, and report. When it is time for cleaning, the whole stack comes apart baffle by baffle, and Q includes purpose-built tools for service so you can keep the aluminum internals in good shape. Rimfire runs dirty, and a can you can fully tear down is a can that keeps performing brick after brick.
At .99 inches in diameter with a 7.6 inch maximum length, the Erector 22 is a smart pick for plinkers, small game hunters, and anyone who wants one rimfire suppressor that can play several different roles.
Each aluminum baffle threads directly into the next, so there is no outer tube to deal with. You can run just the blast baffle and front cap at 1.75 inches, stack all ten baffles for the full 7.6 inches of suppression, or land anywhere in between. Rifles usually need fewer baffles than pistols to sound comfortable, so you can tune it to each host.
It uses a standard 1/2-28 direct-thread mount, which covers most threaded rimfire pistols and rifles like the Ruger 10/22, Mark IV, and similar hosts. It is rated for .22 LR and smaller rimfire cartridges on both pistols and rifles. It is not rated for full auto use.
Yes, and with a rimfire can you will want to. The entire baffle stack disassembles piece by piece for a thorough cleaning, and Q includes tools made specifically for the Erector. Stick with those tools rather than pliers or wrenches, since generic tools can chew up the aluminum baffles.
It is, and that is in the longest ten-baffle configuration. The tubeless aluminum design keeps each baffle around 0.2 ounces, with the stainless blast baffle assembly making up most of the weight. In its shortest setup the whole thing drops to under an ounce, so it barely changes the balance of your gun.
| UPC | 866955000379 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SIL-ER-22 |
| ATF Type | Silencer |
| Barrel Length | 7.6" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Color | Gray |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Suppressor |
| Shipping Weight | 0.55 |
| Thread Pattern | 1/2"x28 |
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