rjrivero
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The .22 and .223 should really have different suppressors. The demands on the suppressors are vastly different between these two rounds. K baffles do a fantastic job with the relatively low pressure .22LR but fir the .223 you would require something that can handle the much higher pressure of .223. The fact that .22 is infinitely more dirty than .223 means you will want a suppressor that you can take apart and clean for that round. The .223 burns much better and sealed cans are the norm for that application.
The Asymmetric Osprey suppressors keep out of the sight picture for the most part on pistol hosts. With that said, "Sighting THROUGH" a suppressor isn't hard to do once you get the hang of it.
The Asymmetric Osprey suppressors keep out of the sight picture for the most part on pistol hosts. With that said, "Sighting THROUGH" a suppressor isn't hard to do once you get the hang of it.