Rimfire suppressors: picks, threads and 2026 rules

Rifle-specific details:

We have not tested these products hands-on. Picks are based on published maker specs, independent published tests and listings we checked on 2026-10-11. Confidence reflects how well each spec is sourced.

Tikka T1x

The short answer
Three proven .22 cans, all rated .17 HMR through 5.7x28: BANISH 22 (lightest, 4.1 oz), Dead Air Mask (quietest average in PewPewTactical's test, low first-round pop), and SilencerCo Sparrow (lowest MSRP, $349). T1x MTR/UPR muzzles are 1/2x28 UNEF (Tikka spec), so these cans thread on directly.

CZ 457

The short answer
Three proven .22 cans, all rated .17 HMR through 5.7x28: BANISH 22 (lightest, 4.1 oz), Dead Air Mask (quietest average in PewPewTactical's test, low first-round pop), and SilencerCo Sparrow (lowest MSRP, $349). Most US threaded CZ 457 barrels are 1/2x28. Some European and older CZ rimfire barrels are 1/2x20, which needs a 1/2x20-to-1/2x28 adapter (e.g., SilencerCo Adapter RF). Check your barrel's marking or manual.

Picks

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CanPrice seenPublished specs and test dataConf.
Silencer Central BANISH 22 (titanium)$549.00Sale $549 / regular $629 when seen; 4.1 oz, 5.375 in, 1/2x28, .17 HMR-5.7x28, user-serviceable, full-auto rated. PewPewTactical LZpeak ~116.7-119.5 dBmed
SilencerCo Sparrow 22check priceMSRP $349 (SilencerCo); Silencer Central $296.65 sale but out of stock when seen; 6.5 oz, 5.08 in, stainless. PPT: 131 dB first-round pop, ~119 dB follow-upsmed
Dead Air Mask 22 / Mask HDcheck priceMSRP $489 (Dead Air); Silencer Central $459 sale, out of stock when seen; 6.6 oz, 5.1 in. PPT avg ~117.1 dB LZpeak, low first-round popmed

Sound data: PewPewTactical LZpeak tests PewPewTactical. Prices and MSRPs: PopularSuppressors (Oct 6, 2026) · SilencerCo · Dead Air. Numbers from different test setups can't be compared directly.

Where to buy

Host tips

See the suppressor host page for thread protectors, point-of-impact shift and cleaning. Rimfire cans get dirty fast, so prefer user-serviceable designs.