Want the suppressor look without all the paperwork hassle and transfer tax expenses? Our .22 LR Fake Suppressor is as close to a real suppressor as you can get without paying the tax stamp. Its CNC precision machined from solid aluminum with a durable hard black anodized finish and its professionally laser engraved identically to our real NFA registered suppressors. Since its a fake suppressor, the sound is not reduced and bullet impact is not changed. Many customers do prefer the weight and balance improvement that the suppressor provides. In order to install a suppressor on a SIG Mosquito, you must have a SIG Mosquito with a factory threaded barrel AND one of our SIG MOSQUITO THREAD ADAPTER ASSEMBLIES.  The fake suppressor will of course work on any .22LR firearm that has the barrel threaded 1/2x28.

Don't let the low price fool you... We are the source and manufacture 1000's of fake suppressors to supply other major manufacturers, distributors and resellers. You won't find a better fake suppressor at ANY price. Of course the SIG Mosquito that is shown in the pictures is for reference only and is not included. Order one today and get your gun lookin' right!

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT MODEL	SIG MOSQUITO .22LR FAKE SUPPRESSOR
Manufacturer	Tactical Innovations Inc.
Application	* SIG Mosquito (With SIG Mosquito Thread Adapter) * Walther P22 (With Walther P22 Thread Adapter) * Ruger 10/22 (With Ruger 10/22 Threaded Barrel) * Any 1/2x28 Threaded .22LR Barrel
Caliber	.22LR Only
Material	T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum
Finish	Hard Anodized, Black
Weight (Empty)	4.8 Ounces
Dimensions	5.000 inch Long x 1 inch Nominal Diameter (.980 Actual)
Restrictions	No Sales To CA or where otherwise restricted.

Note: Due to the thread timing relationships between the SIG Mosquito factory threaded barrel and the thread adapter and then the fake suppressor, the position of the engraving on the suppressor when screwed on will randomly stop at any position and not necessarily on the right hand side as shown in the picture. Although it has rarely been an issue, we have no way to determine where the engraving will stop on your gun.