CMMG Zeroed 22 Suppressor - Gen 2

Rimfire Suppressor

The CMMG Zeroed 22 Gen 2 is a .22 rimfire suppressor built to come apart completely for cleaning. Rimfire ammunition fouls a suppressor fast with lead and carbon, so CMMG uses a stacked-baffle core that slides out of the tube instead of a sealed can you cannot get inside. It suits rimfire rifle and pistol shooters who put a lot of rounds downrange and want to keep the suppressor clean themselves.

Features

• Eight Stacking Baffles — Eight cup-shaped baffles, the internal walls that slow and cool the expanding powder gas behind the bullet, nest together to form the core.
• Notched Baffle Bores — Each baffle has a small notch cut into its center opening, and the cups seat into one another so the stack lines up as a single column.
• Fully User-Serviceable — The rear cap unthreads and the baffles slide out, so you can scrub fouling off every part instead of soaking a sealed unit.
• Threaded Rear Cap — A black threaded cap closes the rear of the tube and has a hexagonal opening in its face.
• Knurled Front End — Diamond knurling around the front of the tube gives your hand a firm grip when threading the suppressor on or off.
• Stainless Steel and Aluminum — The suppressor combines stainless steel and aluminum, keeping weight down on a muzzle device that hangs off the end of the barrel.
• Matte Black Finish — The outer tube has a flat black finish that matches most rimfire rifles and pistols.
• Built for .22 Rimfire — CMMG designed the Zeroed 22 around .22-caliber rimfire, the low-pressure cartridge most shooters use for plinking, training and small game.

Build and Maintenance

The suppressor has three main parts: the black outer tube, the eight-baffle core and the threaded rear cap. To clean it, remove the cap, push out the baffles, clean each one and restack them in order before threading the cap back in. Suppressors are regulated items in the United States, so check federal, state and local law before you order.