Dead Air Mask, .22LR (Black)

Description

Dead Air Armament Mask-22 — Rimfire Suppressor (22 LR) — 17-4PH & Titanium, Cerakote Black

Quiet, rugged, and maintenance-friendly — precision rimfire suppression with battle-grade materials.

The Dead Air Mask-22 is a purpose-built rimfire suppressor rated for .22 LR that pairs a 17-4PH stainless steel front section with a lightweight titanium rear for optimal balance of durability and low weight. Finished in Cerakote black, the Mask-22 delivers effective muzzle-report and flash reduction for rimfire pistols and rifles, a serviceable baffle stack for easy cleaning, and straightforward mounting. Built for frequent use, it’s a go-to rimfire can for trainers, competitors, and shooters who want trustworthy suppression without excess bulk.

Key Features

• Caliber Rating: .22 LR — specifically rated for rimfire use.

• Materials: 17-4PH stainless front section + titanium rear section — strength up front, lightweight rear for balance.

• Finish: Cerakote black for corrosion resistance and low-glare appearance.

• Baffle Design: Serviceable internal baffle stack designed for effective sound & flash reduction and easy field cleaning.

• Mounting Options: Available in direct-thread..

• Length / Weight: Compact form factor and lightweight build to preserve rifle/pistol handling.

• Maintenance: User-serviceable for periodic disassembly and cleaning; replaceable baffles where applicable.

• Accessories: Typically compatible with common thread adapters, protective covers, and mounting hardware.

Why It Stands Out

The Mask-22 blends durable materials and smart engineering into a compact rimfire suppressor: the 17-4PH front handles pressure and wear where it matters most, while the titanium rear keeps overall weight down for better balance on pistols and carbines. Its serviceable design makes cleaning straightforward after extended rimfire sessions, and multiple mounting options mean it adapts to both direct-thread and quick-detach setups.

Perfect For

• Rimfire trainers and instructors running high-volume drills

• Plinkers and backyard shooters who want quieter rangeside sessions

• Competitors using rimfire platforms in suppressed divisions

• Hunters and varmint shooters using quiet, accurate rimfire rigs