BANISH 22 the Ultra-Light Titanium Rimfire Can That Makes .22 LR Disappear
(MSRP $629).
In This Article
Last updated: September 2, 2026 · Originally published June 9, 2026
What the BANISH 22 Is Built For
- Length: 5.375″
- Diameter: 1″
- Weight: 4.1 oz
- Baffles: 8
- Material: Full titanium
- Mount: 1/2×28 direct thread
- Sound Reduction: 116–120 dB (Hollywood quiet on .22 LR)
- Caliber Rating: .17 HMR – 5.7×28 (.22 LR, .22 Mag, .22 Hornet, etc.)
- Finish: Black, Tan, Burnt Bronze, or Tungsten Cerakote
- MSRP: Starting at $549
Tech Breakdown: Inside the BANISH 22
Here’s what makes this little titanium tube punch so far above its weight:
- Full Titanium Construction
Every major component is lightweight, heat-resistant titanium. The result? A suppressor that weighs a ridiculous 4.1 ozyet is tough enough for real-world use and lifetime durability. - 8 Precision Baffles
The generous baffle stack is the secret to its performance. Independent testing shows the BANISH 22 drops .22 LR down to 116–120 dB at the shooter’s ear (116.8 dB on a 16″ rifle, 117.6 dB on a Ruger Mark IV). That’s barely louder than a BB gun — the kind of quiet that lets you shoot all day without earpro and still hear the birds in the background. - User-Serviceable Design
Unlike many sealed rimfire cans, the BANISH 22 comes apart easily with the included disassembly tool. Clean the baffles, wipe everything down, and reassemble in minutes. No more letting lead buildup ruin your suppressor — just regular maintenance keeps it running like new. - Simple 1/2×28 Direct-Thread Mount
Threads straight onto almost every threaded .22 barrel right out of the box. No adapters needed, no extra weight, and it stays rock-solid. - Multiple Cerakote Finishes
Available in Black, Tan, Burnt Bronze, or Tungsten so it matches your favorite plinker perfectly.
No complicated quick-detach systems. No modular length options. Just a clean, lightweight, ridiculously quiet rimfire can that does exactly what it’s supposed to do.
Why Titanium Makes the BANISH 22 Special
Rimfire suppressors come in aluminum, stainless, and titanium. Here’s why the BANISH 22’s titanium build is the sweet spot for most shooters:
- Insanely light (4.1 oz) → barely changes the balance of a pistol or rifle
- Corrosion-resistant and tough → shrugs off moisture, carbon, and field abuse
- Excellent heat management → stays cooler longer during rapid fire
Compared to heavier aluminum cans or bulkier sealed designs, the BANISH 22 gives you better sound reduction, easier cleaning, and a weight you’ll actually forget you’re carrying. It’s the perfect “one suppressor for all your .22s” choice.
Final Thoughts
This is the suppressor that benefits the most for:
- Backyard plinkers and steel shooters who want to ring steel all afternoon without ear protection especially with sub-sonic ammo.
- Small-game hunters (squirrels, rabbits, prairie dogs) who need a super-quiet, lightweight can that won’t spook game or weigh down a walking rifle
- Families and new shooters (kids, spouses, first-timers) because the near-silent report and zero recoil make .22 shooting approachable and fun instead of intimidating
- Anyone who owns multiple .22s (rifles and pistols) and wants one suppressor that works perfectly on all of them
If your shooting life revolves around rimfire, plinking, training, or small-game hunting, the BANISH 22 is hard to beat for the money. However, if you’re primarily a centerfire hunter who spends most of your time behind a.308,.30-06,.300 Win Mag, or other big-game rifle, you’ll get more benefit from something else in the BANISH lineup. They’re built to handle the heat, pressure, and abuse of high-powered centerfire rounds while still delivering excellent sound reduction in the field. In short: pick the BANISH 22 if rimfire is your world. Pick a.30-cal BANISH if you want one can to rule your big-game rifles.
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