Wilson Combat WCR-K22, .22 Caliber, 6.4" Titanium/Aluminum, 1/2"x28 Thread, Black, Suppressor

WCR-K22 Rimfire Rifle/Pistol Suppressor

The Wilson Combat WCR-K22 Rimfire Suppressor was designed best-in-class noise reduction, easy maintenance and long term durability in mind.  This lightweight, ultra-quiet design will be equally effective at controlling sound on your rimfire rifle or pistol.  The time tested K-baffle design as designed by Wilson Combat allows for improved durability, less gas escape and more volume for improved noise reduction over similar-sized rimfire suppressors.

The WCR-K22 has precision machined 7075 billet aluminum “K” baffles for the ultimate in noise reduction and reduced first-round “pop”. The stainless steel “sprocket” endcap is user-removable for simple cleaning with a commonly available ?” or 23mm socket wrench. The durable titanium tube easily handles full auto rimfire or .22 magnum level pressures.

The WCR-K22 is available in multiple Armor-Tuff ™ colors to match your firearm.

Specifications

• Outer Tube: Grade 9 Titanium

• Core: 7075 T6, hard anodized Aluminum

• Thread interface: 416 SS with black Melonite finish

• Outer Diameter: 1.0"

• Overall Length: 6.4"

• Thread: 1/2x28 (Right-Hand Twist)

• Weight: 4.4 oz

• User Serviceable, Full-Auto rated

• Available for .22 Rimfire Rifles and Pistols

K-22 Cleaning
 
You can quickly clean your assembled K-22 by soaking in an ultrasonic cleaner with solvent in blowing out with compressed air.  Always use a solvent that is safe for use with aluminum.  Always wear a mask and gloves to avoid exposure to lead particles.
 
To thoroughly clean your disassembled K-22, use the supplied wire brush soaked with an aluminum safe solvent of your choice (Most gun powder and lead solvents are fine to use) to clean the inside of the tube and the baffle stack.  Always use a solvent that is safe for use with aluminum.  Always wear a mask and gloves to avoid exposure to lead particles.
 
NOTE: If you do not periodically clean the inside of the tube after use, the baffle stack will become difficult to remove.  You can manually scrub the tube or attach the supplied brush to a cordless drill.  Wipe excess solvent off or blow off with compressed air and reassemble using the supplied tool.