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Gents I need advice on a reliable 22 semiauto with a supressor. Accuracy is important, optics capable. Name good suppressors would help.
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Smith Victory, Browning Buckmark, or a, cough, Ruger.....

sico Sparrow, tbac takedown22, dead air mask.....

I've been thinking about getting a FN 502 to go with my 510.

The 502 gets fairly good reviews.

I enjoy my Victory with the Mask. No regrets….

It kills me to admit it, but I like my Taurus TX22 competition more than my Ruger 22/45. Real capacity magazines, optic ready, good trigger.

Hmm victory or buckmark?

I have a buckmark with a votex venom? and tactical innovations suppressor. It's a pretty big package but the gun itself only weighs 34 oz and mine has a really nice trigger out of the box



I don't have a victory but the same bbl length as the Buck Mark (5.5") weighs 50 oz according to the S&W website.

My tactical innovations quest SS 22 suppressor weighs 7 oz, is 5" long and 1" in dia (centerfire suppressor will weigh more and be larger in diameter). I wouldn't recommend this can but would go with a more well known maker.

So the Victory would weigh about 57 oz with suppressor.

I had the grandkids out a couple of weeks ago shooting the Buck Mark (over a rest) with Red Dot (Vortex) and suppressor -- they loved it.

Once you get the suppressor, smaller pistols like the Glock 44 or Ruger SR22 make for a much handier package but no provision for optics
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Ruger 22/45 Lite also makes light weigh package but, in my opinion, will need some trigger work- mine has a volquartson sear and spacer?
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These semi auto handguns will not be "Hollywood" quiet - you need a fixed/closed breach rifle for that.

Paul

Ruger Mark II Govt threaded, Mark IV 22/45 Lite, and SR-22. All very reliable. The Mark pistols are known to be accurate but the SR-22 is the real sleeper in the accuracy department. I run all 3 with a AAC Element 2 and a DA Mask.

I like my SIg more than I liked my Ruger esp.when I got the expanded mag parts