Best .22 pistol suppressor host?

Jayne said:
I have no idea what that is, but support @Scsmith42 getting one for us to try.
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Beretta Neos

U22 Neos

The U22 Neos is a fun rimfire pistol best for plinking and informal shooting. Its modular design makes it perfect for accessorization, and its easy use is ideal for beginning shooters.
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Must not be too popular, for a while at the height of the last shortage it was about the only 22 pistol you'd see in stores. Not very attractive bare, but I guess everything looks better with a suppressor on it.
 
Mathieu18 said:
Must not be too popular, for a while at the height of the last shortage it was about the only 22 pistol you'd see in stores. Not very attractive bare, but I guess everything looks better with a suppressor on it.
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When it comes to flexing on the normies with a can on something, the stranger the host the better.
 
VA_GENTLEMAN said:
I like my 22/45 Lite... I have a kydex holster that allows the suppressor to go through the bottom. And it balances well with the suppressor.
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Plus one for the Ruger. Mine runs like a dream! Quiet, dependable and fairly inexpensive.
 
I bought a Ruger 22/45 as a suppressor host. Later I landed a GSG-1911 .22. I had to buy an adaptor for the GSG. It’s quieter than the Ruger. I enjoy shooting both.
 
I had to modify a special p-22 adaptor so I could shoot it suppressed. They didn’t make one for a sp-22.
 
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I am extremely happy with my 502. 15 round mags are plentiful and easy to load. As mentioned above, It runs well both suppressed and without the can. I can get around 400-500 rounds through it before I need to clean it.

The size is great for training, and the fact that is fits in the same holsters as the 509 is a huge plus. The mounting plate works well with the Venom optic and the included suppressor height sights is a plus.

The only real negatives I can point out is that the spring is a tad too weak to strip the first round off a fresh mag every time. So, sometimes the slide needs a tap to go all the way into battery. Also if you are using the 502 for training reps, put some tape on the base so it’ll stay on when letting the mag fall free during mag changes.

I think it’s a good value for the money. Everyone who’s shot it really likes it. i shoot mine a lot more than I thought I would.
 
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