Thread: Hushpro Suppressor - Negative Experience

Hi Team,

Just wanting to share my recent experience with a Hushpro suppressor and keen to hear other people's experiences.

I bought a new Hushpro suppressor in .22LR from Serious Shooters on 21 September 2019. The model is called "RF DNA". The staff at Serious Shooters said it is suitable for both subsonic and supersonic ammunition.



I attached it to my CZ 452 22LR. It was shooting highly inconsistent groups, varying anywhere between 2.5 inches to 6 inches at 25m.

I've tried using 2 different scopes, 4 different ammo, but still getting the same outcome.

Shooting without the suppressor reduced the group size to consistently under 1 inch at 25m without any effort, using any of the above scope and ammo.

So any potential inaccuracy that may be caused by rifle, scope and ammo have been eliminated. It was apparent that the issue was solely due to the suppressor.

Another problem is that the suppressor had a rattling sound when I took it home from the shop. I unscrewed it and found tiny bits of loose material inside, so got rid of the crap and screwed it back together. However this still didn't resolve the inaccuracy issue.

Unfortunately I threw away the receipt for it.

I don't want to put down one brand based on one sample. Just wondering whether anyone else had experience with Hushpro? Keen to hear your thoughts, whether it's rimfire or centrefire.

Cheers

Bullet striking suppressor???

Sure sounds like the bulllet is hitting it.

How would I check for bullet strike?

have you had other suppressors work fine on that rifle ? could be threaded a bit on the piss causing the suppressor to be not square with the barrel ie then bullet strike could happen . just an option to check

Sounds good, let me try the suggestions above and report back.

Originally Posted by Synthetic

How would I check for bullet strike?

I had a similar problem. I used a bit of paint on the inside of the exit-hole of the suppressor. Fired a shot. Could clearly see where the bullet ever-so-slightly touched the suppressor.

My fix was to drill the hole out slightly bigger - could not hear any difference in the performance and that sorted the problem for me.


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