AAC (ADVANCED ARMAMENT) Prodigy Rimfire Silencer
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AAC Prodigy Rimfire Silencer for 22 LR hosts.
The Prodigy is a lightweight, modular silencer featuring the Hyposone monolithic baffle core for sound suppression on all popular .22LR hosts. Constructed from Type 3 hardcoat anodized 7075-T6 aluminum, the Prodigy weighs just 3.6 ounces. It can be field stripped into two components for cleaning and maintenance. Uses a 1/2-28 TPI interrupted thread compatible with standard 1/2-28 threaded barrels. With available adapters, the thread can be fast-attached in a half-turn fashion. Rated for use on all .22LR firearms, including machineguns.
Specs:
- Length: 5.79 inches
- Diameter: 1.0 inches
- Sound Reduction: 40 dB
- Mount: 1/2-28 TPI Fast Attach
- Materials: 7075-T6 & 17-4 PH
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- Advanced Armament Co (Aac)
- Category:
- Muzzle Device
- Weight:
- 3.6 oz
- Length:
- 5.8"
- UPC:
- 847128000419
- MPN:
- 100396
- Required Component:
- No
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