Faxon Firearms Twenty-Toucan .22Cal Silencer Suppressor FF-SIL-RF-MOD-22-01

 

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The Faxon Twenty-Toucan is a cutting-edge, modular .22 caliber suppressor engineered for shooters who demand peak sound suppression, durability, and tuning control. With its configurable baffle system, ultra-rugged build, and full-auto rating, the Twenty-Toucan delivers unmatched versatility for rimfire enthusiasts.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Feature Specification
Length 3.87" (short) / 5.75" (full)
Weight 5.1 oz (short) / 8 oz (full)
Material 17-4 Stainless Steel
Finish Black Nitride
Thread Mount 1/2x28 Direct Thread
Caliber Compatibility .22 LR, .22 Mag, 5.7x28mm
Full Auto Rated Yes – rated for full-auto fire in .22 LR, .22 Mag (no barrel restriction), and 5.7x28mm (minimum 5" barrel)
Semi-Auto Barrel Restrictions No barrel length restrictions for .22 LR, .22 Mag, or 5.7x28mm
Serviceable Yes
Warranty Faxon Lifetime Guarantee
Max Body Diameter 1.070"
Minimum Extension Diameter 1.00"
Wrench Flats 1.000" and 0.875"

IN THE BOX

Item Description
Suppressor Faxon Twenty-Toucan® .22cal Modular Suppressor
Extension Tube Modular tube for full-length configuration
End Cap Threaded end cap for secure closure
Challenge Coin Rifled .50 cal barrel slice coin for end cap removal
3D Printable Tool Download alternate end cap removal tool file

PERFORMANCE RESULTS (DB REDUCTION VS. BARE MUZZLE)

Platform Configuration Reduction vs Bare Muzzle
16" Semi-Auto Rifle
Standard Velocity		 Full Configuration 28.8 dB
Short - Perforated 15.8 dB
Short - Non-Perforated 16.2 dB
18" Bolt Action
CCI Quiet		 Full Configuration 26.6 dB
Short - Perforated 12.6 dB
Short - Non-Perforated 17.4 dB
4" Semi-Auto Pistol
Standard Velocity		 Full Configuration 28.2 dB
Short - Perforated 19.5 dB
Short - Non-Perforated 16.8 dB

REAL-WORLD TUNING TIPS

  • In short configuration, you can choose to use either perforated or non-perforated baffles depending on your goals.
  • For longer configurations, experiment with placing perforated baffles closer to the breech to manage gas and backpressure, or toward the muzzle to reduce flash.
  • Try alternating baffle types to find your preferred balance of tone, flash reduction, and gas dispersion.