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Next Level Armament NLS 22 Varmint 1/2x28 - Rimfire Suppressor

$129.99
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Brand
Next Level Armament
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
635508720497

Overview

The Next Level Armament NLS 22 Varmint is a lightweight, compact rimfire suppressor designed for .22LR rifles and pistols equipped with a 1/2-28 threaded muzzle. Measuring 6 inches in length, 1.18 inches in diameter, and weighing 3.2 oz, it features a hardcoat anodized aluminum threaded mount and blast chamber paired with a 3D-printed carbon fiber modular baffle stack. The modular baffle design is fully serviceable and replaceable. The suppressor cycles reliably on .22LR semi-automatic pistols without requiring spring assists or adapters, and it is tested and rated for .22LR standard, .22LR subsonic, .22 Magnum (rifle only), and .17 HMR cartridges.

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