First.22 rifle for a suppressor

[1nderbeard]

This is the Squirrel Reaper. Not movie quiet, but if you were a few hundred yards away you couldn't hear it.

This is a spontaneous project from last year.

 

[Gabriel]

This is beautiful. Will you share the specs? What did it start out as?

It's a CZ 455 in a MDT XRS chassis. It has all the plastic internals replaced with DIP aluminum, has a Area 419 30mm rail, Seekins rings, and a Vortex PST Gen II 5-25. The suppressor is a Q El Camino.

 

[chadm]

It's a CZ 455 in a MDT XRS chassis. It has all the plastic internals replaced with DIP aluminum, has an Area 419 30mm rail, Seekins rings, and a Vortex PST Gen II 5-25. The suppressor is a Q El Camino.

It looks like a work of art. Thanks for sharing the specs. A joy to look at. I’m sure it’s even more fun to shoot.

 

[chibicascade]

I would love to put one on my marlin 981t. Wish marlin/Ruger would make the mag fed ones again.

 

[patience0830]

Tikka T1x or Bergara. I no longer own many of the rifles already mentioned in this thread simply because those two brands are far superior.

I've owned more .22's than most folks own guns. Tikka is a fine option and reasonably priced for the T1X. FAR superior than all the others? Just not so.

CZ 457 is an excellent rifle. Probably better in design than the Tikka.
Anschutz 1427F is cream of the crop if you can afford the freight.
Savage will get you by just fine at the price point.

And my Ruger Precision Rimfire was surprisingly accurate.
As semi-autos go, a Kidd bbl and trigger will make a 10/22 drive tacks.

Good luck. Hope you find one that suits you.

 

[Stengun]

Nice looking CZ.