AB SuppressorLittle Bird
.22 Cal / Rimfire suppressor · 1/2x28 Direct Thread interface · specs and compatibility from the manufacturer
Notable features
- Runs on a Handgun Without a Booster
- Rimfire Only
- Direct Thread
length
6.9″
weight
2.8oz
length
6.9″
weight
2.8oz
calibers
.22 rimfire
material
Aluminum
interface
1/2x28 Direct Thread
Photos
Image: AB Suppressor
- Overall length
- 6.9″
- Class
- .22 Cal / Rimfire
- n
- 194
- Range
- 2.38″–8.5″
- Median
- 5.43″
- Diameter
- 0.86″
- Class
- .22 Cal / Rimfire
- n
- 191
- Range
- 0.75″–1.98″
- Median
- 1″
- Weight
- 2.8 oz
- Class
- .22 Cal / Rimfire
- n
- 191
- Range
- 0.9 oz–13.5 oz
- Median
- 4.25 oz
- Material
- 7075 Aluminum
- Max caliber
- .22 LR
- Base interface
- 1/2x28 Direct Thread
Longer than most .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors
Length compared against the 194 .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Narrower than most .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors
Diameter compared against the 191 .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Lighter than most .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors
Weight compared against the 191 .22 Cal / Rimfire suppressors in the catalog that publish one. Quartile basis; a value inside the middle half carries no note.
Not published by the manufacturer: MSRP.
Is something on this page wrong?
- Base interface
- 1/2x28 Direct Thread
This suppressor threads straight onto the barrel, so no mount is required. 10 mounts in our catalog are thread adapters that let it run on other barrel threads.
Which ones fit your barrel and host?
Check in the BuilderManufacturer claim
- The Little Bird's patent-pending threaded interior allows the baffles to be individually adjusted for tuning to the host firearm and unthreaded for takedown and cleaning with the provided tool.
- Each baffle has a threaded tap-like feature on the outer diameter to cut and pull carbon and debris out of the suppressor as it is removed, so cleaning needs no ultrasonic cleaners or caustic chemicals.
Is one of these wrong, or does our wording say something the source doesn't?
