Quiet, lightweight suppressors change the way rimfire shooters work the range, stalk varmints, and train with family-friendly recoil and noise levels. For anyone who wants to minimize sound, weight, and cleaning headaches without sacrificing durability, an intelligently engineered rimfire silencer is the obvious upgrade.

Banish 22 was built specifically for .22-caliber and smaller rimfire pistols and rifles, and it’s one of the most practical choices on the market. The Banish 22 accepts 1/2×28 threads for direct attachment, is constructed from lightweight titanium, weighs just 4.1 oz, measures 1″ in diameter and 5″ long, and is even rated for full-auto use. Shop this product

Design and serviceability

The internal layout is optimized for rimfire fouling control: eight precision baffles fit tightly to limit lead and carbon migration into the tube. That prevents baffle-to-tube fusion and keeps the suppressor light and effective between cleanings. Each baffle includes indexing lines so reassembly is easy and correct, and the unit is user-serviceable from both ends — a rare feature among rimfire silencers.

Cleaning and durability

Because .22 ammunition deposits lead, the Banish 22’s removable baffles can be tumbled, ultrasonically cleaned, or scrubbed by hand. The ability to disassemble from either end reduces downtime at the range and extends service life compared with sealed, non-serviceable designs. It’s a practical pick for shooters who put rounds on target often.

The Banish 22 also delivers class-leading noise reduction. Tests put muzzle sound near 116.8 dB on a 22LR with a 16″ barrel and 117.6 dB on a Ruger Mark IV — roughly equivalent to a loud BB gun and about 120 dB in typical rimfire use. That performance, combined with its 1/2×28 direct-attach fit and 4.1 oz weight, makes it ideal for varmint work, small-game hunting, and high-volume training. View product details and pricing

Why it matters

At a price point of $549, the Banish 22 balances advanced materials, user serviceability, and proven noise reduction. For a first-time suppressor purchase or an upgrade for a dedicated rimfire rig, it provides real-world benefits: less fatigue, quieter training, and easier maintenance. Check current availability and purchase options on our shop page — clicking the links will take you to the product page where you can complete your order through the retailer. Check current availability

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