Any repeating Airguns that have the same power as a 22LR?

[AnthonyCumia]

Would love to have the same power and have the ability to be suppressed without the NFA BS.

Are their any airguns that have the same power as a 22LR that are repeating?

[Airhasz]

Haven't seen anything that has 22lr ballistics, doubt it even exists.

[hals1]

Would love to have the same power and have the ability to be suppressed without the NFA BS.

Are their any airguns that have the same power as a 22LR that are repeating?

Seems to me BATF would see anything like that as under NFA unless it was permanently attached to the airgun.

[Mr blasty]

Haven't seen anything that has 22lr ballistics, doubt it even exists.

Airguns actually get more powerful than 22lr.

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[Auto-X Fil]

Seems to me BATF would see anything like that as under NFA unless it was permanently attached to the airgun.

There's a lot of debate on this. You are basically correct - if the can could be attached to a firearm, it's technically a silencer under the NFA. There are factory-suppressed air guns with permanent cans that are legal.

To the OP: air guns can be crazy-powerful. People take big game with them. However:

They are expensive. It needs to have all the parts as a firearm, of the same quality, but also an air control system. Precisely metering air from a multi-shot tank with a trigger pull requires very precise and clevel parts. Any $500 rifle can do what you need to drop $1-3k on an airgun to achieve.

Also, it won't be .22 cal. Pellets are light, and to beat 22 ballistics and stay sub-sonic you need a bigger bore.

This is probably the closest thing to what you want:

http://www.airgundepot.com/benjamin-...tree-xtra.html

However, it's $1k. You can get a Ruger American in 300BLK with a cheap can and NFA stamp for that much, and chuck 240gr bullets instead of 85gr pellets. And use that can on all your other guns.

[biggfoot44]

Or use CCI Quiet rounds from 20in + rifle bbl.