.22 Can Choices??

[h2ofowlr]

For those running can's on there rim fires, I was wondering how much research did you do on them prior to purchase.  Was pricing the main consideration?  Which one did you choose to go with.  I have been looking at them for quite a while and lot of manufactures out there.

Looked at:
Silencer Co - Sparrow.
Gemtech
Huntertown Arms
Tactical Innovations
AAC
SWR Spectre II
Thompson Machine Wasp

I am trying to get the best bang for the buck.  It would be used on a rifle and pistol.  Rifle for the back yard and on the pistol when out grouse hunting.

[Biggerhammer]

Are you going to use it for a rifle? Handgun? Both? The "Sparrow" is a exellent suppressor.

Kodiak

https://www.silencershop.com/shop/liberty-kodiak-tl

[Skillet]

I am trying to get the best bang for the buck. 

Don't you mean you're trying to get the least bang for tbe buck??

[Jim the Plumber]

I have friends that work at Tactical Solutions, and they support matches. Also they produce a quality product at a reasonable price.
I  wanted a can rated for 17HMR and 22WMR as well as 22LR.
I went with this one:
http://www.tacticalsol.com/tshome/cascade-ti-2

[h2ofowlr]

I have friends that work at Tactical Solutions, and they support matches. Also they produce a quality product at a reasonable price.
I  wanted a can rated for 17HMR and 22WMR as well as 22LR.
I went with this one:
http://www.tacticalsol.com/tshome/cascade-ti-2

Any issues cleaning this one?  Everyone keeps saying to get one you can disassemble for a .22.

[Biggerhammer]

I would consider disassembly a must.

[mountainman]

Have played extensively with all the models listed, except for the wasp.

Have sold hunreds of Tac-Sol Cascade/Cascade Ti's. best value in a rimfire can hands down!

Specter II for the most feature packed can...

Rimfire cans are simple to clean, even if they dont dis-assemble.
 

[stryker]

I have a Silencer Co - Sparrow. Works great and looks good on my 10/22 heavy barrel. Looking to get a pistol with a threaded barrel soon that I can use with it.

 

[huntandjeep]

I went with the Spectre II for a .22 can. Still waiting for the stamp to come back . Was comparing it to a gemtech went with the Spectre because of the ability to take it apart for cleaning. Its also supposed to be quiter .

[Heredoggydoggy]

I would consider disassembly a must.

  Especially since rimfire ammo makers use the dirtiest powder they can get!   

[Wazukie]

Make your own    Pretty easy to do, but you still need the tax stamp ;(

[Heredoggydoggy]

Make your own    Pretty easy to do, but you still need the tax stamp ;(

You need more than just a tax stamp to make one.  Manufacturer's license, and a whole bunch of other paperwork.  cheaper and easier just to buy one... 

[Wazukie]

Sorta true.  But one who has the know how can get a pretty nice can making it them selves if they are willing to do a little paperwork.(Yes, I know what is required to make your own can)  And, remember, this is just me, not speaking for you or anyone else, cheaper.  But hey, not everyone has the know how.

[Heredoggydoggy]

Sorta true.  But one who has the know how can get a pretty nice can making it them selves if they are willing to do a little paperwork.(Yes, I know what is required to make your own can)  And, remember, this is just me, not speaking for you or anyone else, cheaper.  But hey, not everyone has the know how.

Not trying to be confrontational, but there are so many companies making cans now, it's not worth the time and expense to do all the R & D required to make one... I'd have one in a minute if it wasn't for the $200 you have to give the government for a tax stamp.  That gripes me to no end.  I have no problem with the cost of the item, but all alone, It's not a destructive device. 

[Wazukie]

I agree, that's why I don't have one.  The "Tax Stamp".  But what most, who want to make their own, don't know is that all one has to do is fill out the Form 1 and pay the bucks and you can make your own.  Now, this doesn't allow you to manufacture and "deal" in the manufacturing of cans.  And, in that, the home made can can never be sold or transferred to another individual.  I am a tinkerer and love doing things myself, if I can.  This is why I do all my own gun work and a lot more.  I grew up with a Father who was a depression kid and leaned to do, from him. 

Sometimes very unfortunate for me is the thought process of, "If I can do it myself, why pay someone else to do it for me."  Some times, that costs me money, lol.

But man, you are right, I can think of a whole lot better things to spend $200 on.

My apologies to the OP, did not want to hi-jack this thread.