Best Semi auto 22 pistol as Supressor host?

[Moose]

Beretta 87 Cheetah

I have had the cheetah for many years and love it.

 

[Redfisher60]

P322 ROMEOZero Elite

The highest capacity, most advanced 22 pistol in its class, now with the ROMEOZero Elite.

www.sigsauer.com

20 rounds works great with a suppressor

 

[chevy_man]

Looking into a fn.
Took my new mark iv tactical out and 3-4 jams in two mags with cci sv.
Not impressed

Most likely it's crappy ammo.

I tried to run mine the other day when it was -15*, and it needed full mini-mags to run. It was 45* today and it was cycling CCI quiets and suppressor.
CCI SV has been so hit and miss I quit buying it. Have been using lots of SK pistol match in the mark IV. It doesn't run at cold temps very well either though.

 

[Yondering]

Looking into a fn.
Took my new mark iv tactical out and 3-4 jams in two mags with cci sv.
Not impressed

On the 3 I have, I noticed new out of the box they wanted full power (i.e. high velocity) ammo with the stock spring. Use some stronger ammo to break it in, and/or get a reduced power Volquartsen spring and guide rod. That'll help a lot with the softer subsonics anyway.

Also, some of the mags can use a little tweaking. Not all, but some. There are tutorials for this online.

And yeah, run it oiled, not dry. Internals and the bolt. Oil, not grease - oil cuts through the fouling.

 

[Yondering]

The MK IV makes an awesome host because it has a very small bolt. Which helps reduce noise.

The whole Ruger Mk I-IV series is quieter than most of the competition because the bolt is contained inside the receiver with a relatively small ejection port, not because the bolt is "smaller". In direct comparison to the Buckmark, the Ruger series has less port pop and the bolt inside the receiver doesn't ring like the Buckmark slide.