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CMMG’s Zeroed Enhanced parts stand out as the company’s premium line of rifle components. Offering an array of muzzle devices, charging handles, AR controls, and more, the Zeroed lineup is expanding to include a new type of muzzle treatment—CMMG Zeroed suppressors.
Zeroed suppressors, manufactured in-house by CMMG, include .30-cal (Zeroed 30), 5.56mm (Zeroed 556K), and .36-cal (9mm; Zeroed 36K) models. Zeroed suppressors are engineered to keep things simple, with robust build quality and impressive sound suppression at a price point that might enable you to outfit every firearm in your safe.
The Zeroed 36K suppressor is perfect for PCCs and rifles alike and is capable of handling everything from 9mm to 350 Legend, 8.6 BLK, 300 BLK, 7.62mm and more.
A suppressor known as the the Zeroed 22 is offered alongside the new CMMG centerfire suppressors. Previously known as the DefCan-22, the Zeroed 22 is engineered to exemplify quality suppression at an affordable price while remaining entirely American-made.
Designed and built in-house in the heart of Missouri, all CMMG centerfire Zeroed suppressors feature a tubeless design and are made from 17-4 stainless steel with a surface-hardening nitride finish that resists corrosion and simplifies cleaning.
The finish allows for the use of nearly any solvent and is even safe to submerge in ultrasonic cleaners. The square drive in the front cap accepts a standard 3/8” ratchet to easily remove the suppressor from a stubborn carbon-locked mount.
If you have a preferred QD mounting system or want to be able to exercise that option in the future, all centerfire Zeroed suppressors 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 and 5/8-24 direct-thread HUB mount.
Finally, all Zeroed suppressors are full-auto rated (excluding 5.56 barrels under 10.5 inches). Approximately 240 rounds are recommended between cooldown periods, and they are magnum-rated up to 300 PRC pressures.
Zeroed 22 suppressors are full-auto rated for .22LR and are also user-serviceable for easy cleaning at home.
CMMG
Zeroed Suppressors
MSRP: From $549.95; $275 (est.) Zeroed 22
URL: cmmg.com
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