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  4. CMMG Launches New Zeroed Suppressors in .30 Cal., 5.56, 9mm, & .22 LR

Based out of Missouri, CMMG is now offering a pool of affordable suppressors with its Zeroed line of stainless-steel quiet cans. Caliber options will cover .30 cal, 5.56mm, .36 cal (i.e., 9mm), and .22 LR.

The company’s Zeroed line already includes a host of muzzle devices, charging handles, AR controls, and other firearm parts. The new suppressors will be manufactured in-house from CMMG’s manufacturing facilities in the Show Me State.

Made for pistol-caliber carbines and rifles alike, the design keeps things simple with a price point meant to allow buyers to equip multiple guns in their safe. The new lineup will support popular chamberings ranging from 9mm, .350 Legend, 8.6 BLK, .300 BLK, 7.62mm, and more.
 

CMMG Zeroed Suppressors
The cans will be entirely made in the USA. All centerfire cans feature a tubeless design and are made from 17-4 stainless steel with a surface hardening nitride finish that resists corrosion and simplifies cleaning. This allows for the use of nearly any solvent and is safe to submerge in ultrasonic cleaners. (Image: CMMG)
CMMG Zeroed Suppressors
All Zeroed centerfire cans are 1.375-24 HUB mount compatible, allowing you to pick the QD mount and muzzle device system you like best. To get you started, each suppressor includes a 1/2-28 TPI and 5/8-24 TPI direct-thread HUB mount. (Image: CMMG)
CMMG Zeroed Suppressors
The square drive in the front cap accepts a standard 3/8-inch ratchet to easily remove the suppressor from a stubborn carbon-locked mount. The rimfire Zeroed 22 suppressors are also full-auto rated for .22 LR and are user-serviceable for easy cleaning at home. (Image: CMMG


For the centerfire speed demons out there, all the new Zeroed suppressors are also rated for full auto, with the exception of 5.56mm barrels under 10.5 inches. Users will need a cool-down period after approximately 240 rounds. The cans are also magnum-rated up to .300 PRC pressures. 

Current MSRP on the centerfire options is sitting at $549.95, with a big cut in the rimfire Zeroed 22, which is set at just $274.95.

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