БЫСТРЫЙ ОБЗОР TIGER

Is the B&T Tiger 22 quieter than the Dead Air Mask? In this rapid review, we test the Tiger 22 on a Ruger Mark IV and shoot it alongside our longtime rimfire benchmark to compare first-round pop and overall sound. You’ve been asking us to try this suppressor, and now we understand why. The B&T Tiger 22 features 3D-printed titanium construction, weighs just 4 ounces, and measures 5.1 inches long. We cover its size, weight, and performance using Remington Thunderbolt high-velocity .22 LR ammunition. The Dead Air Mask 22 has been the quietest rimfire suppressor we’ve tested on First Round Pop, but the Tiger sounded slightly quieter to us in this session—especially on the first shot. Both sound excellent, and this quick comparison left us impressed with what B&T has put together. Watch the shooting footage, hear our impressions, and let us know what you think. Does the Tiger 22 have the edge over the Mask? CHAPTERS 00:00 B&T Tiger 22 introduction 00:24 Size, weight, and features 00:58 Ruger Mark IV setup and first impressions 01:23 Tiger 22 vs. Dead Air Mask shooting 01:51 Our sound impressions 02:26 Ammunition, value, and verdict 03:18 Titanium construction and final thoughts What .22 suppressor should we review next? Leave your suggestions below. Subscribe to First Round Pop for more suppressor reviews, head-to-head comparisons, and range testing. #BTTiger22 #Rimfire #FirstRoundPop