QuietFlow Introduces 3.7-Ounce THROTTLE 22Ti Titanium Rimfire Suppressor at $349

QuietFlow Suppressors, the stand-alone suppressor brand of GForce Arms, introduced the THROTTLE 22Ti on November 10, 2026, in a release on The Outdoor Wire. It is a rimfire suppressor 3D-printed from titanium that weighs 3.7 ounces and runs 5.25 inches long, and the maker’s product page lists it at $349 and in stock.

QuietFlow rates the can from .22 LR to 5.7x28 FN and for full-auto fire with rimfire cartridges only. Eleven baffles sit inside a sealed titanium body that is not user-serviceable, and the can mounts on a standard 1/2-28 direct thread with no adapter. In the maker’s own testing with .22 LR, measured with a Larson Davis Spartan Model 821 according to the product page, it cut sound by 26.3 dB at the muzzle and 20.3 dB at the shooter’s ear.

Each can ships in Titanium Gray with a manual wrench and carries a limited lifetime warranty against factory defects. GForce Arms makes it in Reno, Nevada.

It is the brand’s second launch in five days. QuietFlow introduced the AIRCHOPA 30Ti, an 8.3-ounce .30 caliber rifle suppressor built on the same 3D-printed titanium process, on November 6, so the line now covers a rimfire can at 1.1 inches across and a centerfire rifle can at 1.62 inches.

QuietFlow sells the THROTTLE 22Ti now through licensed dealers that hold the special occupational tax (SOT) registration for National Firearms Act (NFA) items, the class that covers suppressors. Because the suppressor is an NFA item, it goes to the dealer first. The dealer files an ATF Form 4, the federal transfer application, and the buyer takes possession once that form is approved. The product page notes that the federal transfer tax on suppressors has been zero since January 1, 2026.