.22 cans are everywhere. What makes this can different is the engineering built into it. Engineering to help the user. With their usual “We can do it better” attitude Dead Air hit the nail on the head.
Intrinsic to .22 cans is carbon fouling, lead deposits and unfortunately cleaning. .22’s are cheap and dirty. Let’s face it, nobody wants to spend their spare time scraping off lead and carbon deposits with a dental pick or a Dremel tool. The last thing you want is to be ready to disassemble and clean your can and……your baffles won’t budge. We’ve been there.
Step in silent magic brought to you by DA. Dead Air specially designed their K baffles with step offs onto the outer surface of the baffle. #whydidntwethinkofthat. This lowers the contact surface area on the inner tube wall which in turn, prevents the inevitable carbon lock known too well in the .22 can club. This ensures you will be able to remove your baffles at the time of your choosing, not at a specified round count, and “hope” that you can easily get your baffles out. Per Dead Air “extraordinary cleaning intervals that are unmatched by the competition.” is true.
Performing great on pistols, semi-autos and bolt guns-this thing is tough and quiet. So let your kids, and buddies, go to town with this can and…relax. Run it hard. It’s built for it. If your looking for a .22 can that can take some serious calibers. This is an ideal prospect.
CONSTRUCTION & SPECS:
Construction: Titanium Tube, End Cap and baffles 17-4 Heat Treated Stainless Steel
Rating: 22LR, 22 MAG, 22 HORNET, 17 HMR, 5.7x28MM (FNH)
Length: 5.1″
Weight: 6.6 oz
Diameter: 1.070″
Barrel Restrictions: None
Finish: Good ole’ dependable Cerakote
Supplied disassembly tool
Dead Air’s Lifetime Warranty
| Model | Mask |
| Type | NFA/Silencer |
| Caliber | 22 |
| Manufacturer | Dead Air |