The top of the Ruger polymer front sight sits 0.4 inch above the aluminum shroud and 0.875 inch above the boreline, more than enough to clear the 1.062-inch-diameter Sparrow (half its diameter being 0.531 inch). There were other problems with the S&W and Walther muzzle treatments, we believe. The shooter could choose to leave the adapter on the M&P22 or P22Q for faster switches between unsuppressed and suppressed firing, but the bulbous adapter isn’t the most cosmetic piece we’ve seen. Externally, the ring was integrated into the Lite’s lines. Underneath, the barrel was already threaded at 1⁄2×28.
In contrast, the Lite’s threads were protected by a knurled ring that could be unscrewed by hand. The S&W lacked the adapter, which would add another $45 to its price tag. designation, which accepted our test suppressor, a Silencerco Sparrow SP-1505 22 LR, which we shot at the site of and under the control of Tactical Firearms (). It steps up the thread specs to the more common 1⁄2×28 U.S. The Walther came with an adapter, a half-inch long steel piece, that screws onto the threads exposed when the barrel nut is removed. A barrel nut covers the threads when a suppressor isn’t affixed, and is removed by a provided spanner wrench that fits into two cuts on the nut. The Smith has a 4.1-inch blued-steel barrel with a threaded rifled sleeve whose muzzle thread specs are M8x.75. The S&W and the Walther pistols are both made by Walther, and both pistols feature the same suppressing solution at the muzzle. The sizzle on these steaks is supposedly their suppressor adaptability, so let’s start there. 122000, $419 and the Walther Arms P22Q QAP22522 Tactical Pistol with Hi-Viz Sight and Threaded Barrel, $440. 03900 P45MK3ALRPFL, $499 the Smith & Wesson Model M&P22 No. Our test candidates were the Ruger 22/45 Lite No. We recently came across three 22 LR semi-autos we thought would be fun to shoot and which offered threaded barrels for suppressor use - a definite upgrade over the basic 22 LR tube. Rimfire plinking pistols should be fun to shoot and easy to operate and maintain, and if they offer a little more for the buck, even better.
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