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P-CAN 22 Owner's Manual - Read before use

Please read entire manual before use.

IMPORTANT! - Never apply direct torque to the polymer body to tighten or loosen the suppressor. ONLY use a 7/8" wrench on the aluminum blast adapter! Doing so could force the polymer body against the aluminum blast adapter in such a way that the body becomes misaligned and could cause a bullet-to-baffle strike. 


1. Product Overview


Product: Hesseling Precision P-Can 22
Type: Ultra-light rimfire suppressor
Thread Pattern: 1/2-28 direct thread
Approximate Weight: 3.2 oz
Intended Use: Normal semi-automatic and manually operated rimfire use
Rated Cartridges: .22 Short, .22 Long, .22 Long Rifle

Strongly Recommended Velocity: less than 1200 feet per second (FPS)

The Hesseling Precision P-Can 22 is designed to make suppressed .22 rimfire shooting lighter, simpler, and more accessible. It is intended for normal recreational, sporting, training, and range use with compatible 1/2-28 threaded rimfire hosts.

Suppressors reduce firearm sound, but they do not make firearms silent. Sound performance varies based on host firearms, barrel length, ammunition, environment, and firing conditions.


  

2. Important Safety Rules


Before using the P-Can 22, read this manual completely.

Always follow the basic rules of firearm safety:

  1. Treat every firearm as if it is loaded.
  2. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
  3. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire.
  4. Know your target and what is beyond it.

Also, be sure to:

1. Use only the correct ammunition for your firearm and suppressor.

2. Verify suppressor installation and alignment before firing.

3. Stop firing immediately if anything sounds, feels, or looks abnormal.

Do not use a damaged suppressor. If damage, cracking, deformation, loosening, projectile contact, abnormal sound, or any unsafe condition is suspected, stop using the suppressor immediately and contact Hesseling Precision.


  

3. Lawful Use and Possession


Your Hesseling Precision suppressor is a regulated item under the National Firearms Act and other applicable federal, state, and local laws. Suppressors may not be lawful to own, possess, transport, transfer, or use in all jurisdictions.

Hesseling Precision makes no representation, warranty, promise, or legal determination concerning your ability to lawfully purchase, possess, transport, transfer, or use this suppressor in any jurisdiction. It is the owner’s responsibility to understand and comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.

If you have questions about lawful ownership, possession, transport, transfer, or use of your suppressor, consult qualified legal counsel, your local law enforcement agency, or the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives before proceeding.

Always maintain a copy of your approved ATF registration/transfer documents with or readily accessible to the suppressor whenever transporting or using it. Failure to produce documentation when requested by appropriate authorities may result in delay, confusion, seizure, investigation, or other legal consequences.

Do not possess, transport, transfer, or use this suppressor in any manner prohibited by law.

  

4. Approved Ammunition


The P-Can 22 is rated for:

  • .22 Short
  • .22 Long
  • .22 Long Rifle

ONLY use quality factory-loaded rimfire ammunition.

Recommended ammunition types include:

  • Standard velocity .22 LR (1200 FPS or less)
  • Subsonic .22 LR
  • Suppressor-specific .22 LR
  • Quiet-style .22 LR ammunition compatible with the host firearm

High-velocity ammunition may produce increased sound, more noticeable first-round pop (FRP), increased heat, and greater stress on the suppressor. The P-Can 22 is not designed for high- and ultra-high velocity ammunition. Use these at your own risk and excluded from warranty coverage.


The P-Can 22 is not rated for 5.7×28, 17 HMR, and 22 WMR (Magnum). Use at your own rish and exluded from warranty coverage. Do not use any centerfire cartridges, centerfire rifle cartridges, or any cartridge not specifically approved by Hesseling Precision.


  

5. Prohibited Use


The P-Can 22 is not designed or rated for abusive firing schedules.

Do not use the P-Can 22 with:

  • Full-automatic fire
  • Forced-reset triggers
  • Binary triggers
  • Repeated magazine dumps
  • High sustained rates of fire
  • Centerfire cartridges
  • 5.7×28
  • Damaged, defective, unstable, or improperly loaded ammunition
  • Handloads, reloads, remanufactured ammunition, or modified ammunition
  • Any firearm with damaged, misaligned, poorly threaded, or incompatible muzzle      threads

The P-Can 22 is intended for normal semi-automatic and manually operated .22 caliber rimfire use. It is not a hard-use, full-auto-style, or high-volume abuse-rated suppressor.

  

6. Before Installation


Before installing the suppressor ensure the firearm is unloaded:

  1. Remove the magazine, if equipped.
  2. Open the action.
  3. Visually and physically inspect the chamber.
  4. Verify that the barrel is threaded 1/2-28.
  5. Verify that the barrel shoulder and threads are clean and undamaged.
  6. Verify that the suppressor threads are clean and undamaged.
  7. Confirm that the bore is unobstructed.
  8. Confirm that the firearm and ammunition are compatible.

Do not install the suppressor on damaged, dirty, mis-threaded, poorly threaded, or questionable barrels.

  

7. Direct Thread Installation


IMPORTANT! - Never apply direct torque to the polymer body to tighten or loosen the suppressor. ONLY use a 7/8" wrench on the aluminum blast adapter! Doing so could force the polymer body against the aluminum blast adapter in such a way that the body becomes misaligned and could cause a bullet-to-baffle strike.


The P-Can 22 is a 1/2-28 direct-thread suppressor.

To install:

  1. Confirm the firearm is unloaded (as stated in Section 6).
  2. Align the suppressor squarely with the barrel threads.
  3. Start threading by hand but DO NOT apply any torque to the polymer body!
  4. Rotate clockwise until the suppressor's aluminum blast adapter touches the barrel shoulder.    
  5. Do not force the suppressor.
  6. Do not cross-thread the suppressor.
  7. Using ONLY a 7/8” wrench on the flats of the aluminum blast adapter, tighten the suppressor to the barrel's shoulder. Do not apply more than 5-foot pounds of torque which is equivalent to hand tightening.
  8. Verify that the suppressor is firmly seated before firing.
  9. Verify bore alignment using a reputable alignment rod before firing. Failure to do this could lead to a baffle strike and is not covered by warranty.
  10. If an alignment rod is unavailable, then seek the assistance of a licensed, competent gunsmith who is familiar with suppressor alignment to install.

  

8. Suppressor Removal


To remove:

  1. Confirm the firearm is unloaded.
  2. Allow the suppressor to cool before handling.
  3. Use a 7/8” wrench on the aluminum adaptor flats and turn counterclockwise.
  4. Remove the suppressor from the barrel.
  5. Inspect the suppressor and barrel threads after removal.
  6. Store the suppressor only after it has cooled and dried.
  7. We recommend installing a thread protector on your firearm's barrel to protect the exposed threads.

Do not attempt to remove a hot suppressor with bare hands.

  

9. Bore Alignment Check

Before firing, verify that the suppressor is properly aligned with the bore.

A misaligned suppressor can cause projectile contact, suppressor damage, firearm damage, or injury.

Check alignment:

  • Before first use on any host firearm
  • Any time the suppressor is installed on a different firearm
  • Any time the suppressor is removed and reinstalled
  • After any abnormal sound, impact, or suspected strike
  • If the suppressor is dropped or damaged
  • If the firearm barrel, thread adapter, or muzzle device changes

If alignment cannot be confirmed, do not fire the firearm with the suppressor installed. Seek the assistance of a competent gunsmith familiar with suppressor alignment.

  

10. During Use

During use:

  • Check suppressor tightness periodically with a 7/8" wrench on the aluminum blast adapter. DO NOT twist (torque) the polymer suppressor body.
  • Allow the suppressor to cool after extended firing strings.
  • Avoid aggressive sustained firing.
  • Stop firing if the suppressor becomes loose.
  • Stop firing if the sound changes suddenly.
  • Stop firing if the point of impact changes unexpectedly.
  • Stop firing if any debris, cracking, deformation, softening, or other damage is observed.
  • Do not touch a hot suppressor with bare skin.

Suppressors can become hot during firing and may cause burns.

  

11. Firing Schedule Guidance

The P-Can 22 is designed for normal semi-automatic and bolt-action rimfire use.

It is not designed for full-auto fire, forced-reset triggers, binary triggers, repeated magazine dumps, or high sustained rates of fire.

General Rule of Thumb: If the suppressor's polymer body gets close to being too hot to touch, then stop use until it cools to ambient air temperature.

After extended firing strings, allow the suppressor to cool before continued use. If the suppressor becomes hot, emits unusual odor, shows discoloration, softening, deformation, cracking, or any other abnormal condition, stop using it immediately.

When in doubt, let the suppressor cool and inspect it before continuing.

  

12. Sound Performance Notice

Internal comparative testing showed substantial sound reduction versus unsuppressed control shots under tested conditions.

Sound performance varies based on:

  • Host firearm
  • Barrel length
  • Ammunition type
  • Ammunition velocity
  • Environment
  • Shooter position
  • Measurement method

Subsonic, standard-velocity, suppressor-specific, and quiet-style .22 LR ammunition will generally produce the mildest sound signature.

Supersonic ammunition may still produce an audible ballistic crack even when used with a suppressor.

The P-Can 22 is not marketed as silent and is not represented as universally hearing safe under all conditions. Hearing protection may still be required.


13. First-Round Pop

First-round pop may vary depending on firearm, barrel length, ammunition, and environmental conditions.

During internal testing, no noticeable first-round pop was observed. More noticeable first-round pop may occur on pistol-length barrels or with certain ammunition.

This is normal for many suppressed firearm systems and does not necessarily indicate a defect.

  

14. Point of Impact

A suppressor may affect point of impact depending on host firearm, ammunition, installation, and shooter conditions.

During internal testing, no notable point-of-impact shift was observed under the tested conditions. However, every firearm and ammunition combination should be verified by the user.

Always confirm zero and point of impact before relying on the firearm for any intended use.

  

15. Inspection Before and After Use

Inspect the suppressor:

  • Before first use
  • Before each range session
  • After extended firing
  • After any drop or impact
  • After any abnormal sound or suspected strike
  • Before changing host firearms
  • Before storage
  • After cleaning

Look for:

  • Cracks
  • Deformation
  • Softening
  • Discoloration
  • Thread damage
  • Bore obstruction
  • Projectile contact
  • Loose fit
  • Unusual wear
  • Any condition that appears unsafe

If any concern is found, stop using the suppressor and contact Hesseling Precision.

  

16. Cleaning and Maintenance Overview

Cleaning frequency depends on ammunition type, host firearm, firing schedule, environmental conditions, and user preference. Because .22 rimfire ammunition can vary significantly in fouling, Hesseling Precision does not require cleaning at a fixed round count.


As a general preventative practice, users may perform a light cleaning after approximately 500–1,000 rounds, or sooner if excessive fouling, debris, unusual odor, reduced performance, visible buildup, difficulty mounting/removing the suppressor, or any abnormal condition is observed.


During internal validation, each test suppressor endured a minimum of 1,000 rounds without failure. Even so, regular inspection is recommended.


Use only cleaning methods approved by Hesseling Precision. Allow the suppressor to dry completely before firing.

  

17. Approved Cleaning Methods

Approved cleaning guidance should be based only on methods validated by Hesseling Precision.

Current working guidance:

Water-Only Ultrasonic Cleaning

Water-only ultrasonic cleaning may be used under the following approved conditions:

  • Water only
  • Maximum temperature: 140°F
  • Maximum cycle time: 30 minutes
  • Drain completely after cleaning
  • Allow to dry for at least 24 hours before firing, or repeating the cleaning cycle

Warm Water and Mild Dish Detergent

Warm water with mild dish detergent may provide an optimal level of cleaning. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before use. Soak for up to 24-48 hours. DO NOT use boiling water!

This method may be less effective than water-only heated ultrasonic cleaning.

  

18. Cleaning Methods and Chemicals to Avoid

Do not use cleaning chemicals or solvents unless specifically approved by Hesseling Precision.

Do not use:

  • Acetone
  • Brake cleaner
  • Carburetor cleaner
  • Aerosol degreasers
  • Bore solvents
  • Copper removers
  • Ammonia-based cleaners
  • Ketones
  • Chlorinated solvents
  • Aromatic solvents
  • Strong alkaline cleaners
  • Harsh suppressor-cleaning solutions
  • Unapproved ultrasonic cleaning solutions
  • Unapproved soaking methods
  • Open flame or excessive heat

Some cleaning products may damage, soften, craze, crack, swell, weaken, or otherwise degrade polycarbonate.

Do not soak the suppressor in any cleaning solution unless the method is specifically approved by Hesseling Precision. When in doubt, contact us for guidance. 

  

19. Storage and Transport

Before storage:

  1. Confirm the suppressor is cool.
  2. Confirm the firearm is unloaded. (See Section 6)
  3. Remove the suppressor where appropriate.
  4. Wipe away excess fouling or moisture.
  5. Store in a dry location at room temperature.
  6. Keep away from excessive heat, chemicals, and direct flame.
  7. Store securely and in compliance with all applicable laws.

Suppressors are regulated items. Follow all federal, state, and local laws regarding possession, transport, transfer, storage, and use.

  

20. Prohibited Modifications

Do not modify the suppressor.

Prohibited modifications include, but are not limited to:

  • Drilling
  • Reaming
  • Cutting
  • Sanding
  • Filing
  • Boring
  • Thread modification
  • Internal modification
  • Attempted repair after damage
  • Use of replacement parts not approved by Hesseling Precision
  • Any alteration of serialized or regulated components
  • Aesthetic coatings

Unauthorized modification may be unlawful or may create a serious safety hazard. Modifications may void the manufacture’s warranty.

  

21. Polymer Body Service Program

The P-Can 22 includes a serialized aluminum adapter and a polymer body section. The serialized aluminum adapter remains the registered serialized component of the suppressor.


If the polymer body section is damaged, worn, or otherwise requires service, the complete suppressor must be returned to Hesseling Precision for inspection. Hesseling Precision is the only authorized agent to install or replace loose polymer body sections.


Do not attempt to remove, replace, repair, modify, drill, sand, ream, aesthetically change, or alter the polymer body section.


If Hesseling Precision determines that the issue is covered by warranty, the polymer body section may be replaced at no charge.


If Hesseling Precision determines that the issue is not covered by warranty, a paid non-warranty polymer body replacement is available for a service fee, provided the serialized aluminum adapter remains serviceable and the suppressor is otherwise eligible for repair.


Hesseling Precision reserves the right to refuse service on suppressors that are unsafe, unlawfully modified, improperly transferred, abandoned, repeatedly misused, or otherwise ineligible for repair.

  

22. Limited Defect Warranty

Hesseling Precision stands behind the P-Can 22 when it is used as intended and maintained according to this Owner’s Manual.

The P-Can 22 is covered by a limited defect warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal approved use. If Hesseling Precision determines, in its sole discretion, that a P-Can 22 has a covered manufacturing defect, Hesseling Precision may repair, service, or replace the suppressor or affected component at no charge to the customer.

This warranty applies only to suppressors manufactured by Hesseling Precision.

No Other Warranties

Except for the limited warranty expressly stated herein, the product is provided without any further express or implied warranties to the fullest extent permitted by law. Hesseling Precision disclaims any implied warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, except where such disclaimers are prohibited by law.

Some states do not allow limitations on implied warranties or exclusions of certain damages, so some limitations may not apply.

Warranty Exclusions

This warranty does not apply to damage, failure, or unsafe conditions caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, improper installation, improper maintenance, unauthorized modification, or use outside the intended purpose of the product.

Conditions not covered by this warranty include, but are not limited to:

  • Failure to verify bore alignment before use with a dedicated 
  • Improper installation or cross-threading
  • Loose suppressor use
  • Projectile strike, baffle strike, end-cap strike, or suspected bore-path obstruction
  • Use on damaged, misaligned, improperly threaded, or incompatible host firearms
  • Use of defective, unstable, improper, hand-loaded, reloaded, remanufactured,      modified, or improperly sized ammunition
  • Use of ammunition or cartridges not approved by Hesseling Precision
  • Host firearm failure
  • Full-automatic fire
  • Forced-reset triggers
  • Binary triggers
  • Repeated magazine dumps
  • High sustained rates of fire
  • Excessive heat exposure
  • Improper cleaning
  • Use of unapproved solvents, bore cleaners, suppressor cleaners, ultrasonic      cleaning solutions, harsh chemicals, or soaking methods
  • Unauthorized disassembly, repair, drilling, sanding, reaming, boring, cutting, filing,      or alteration
  • Cosmetic wear, surface marks, fouling, discoloration, residue, or normal wear from      ordinary use
  • Criminal conduct or unlawful possession, transfer, transport, or use
  • Any use that violates federal, state, or local law

Abuse and neglect include any use, maintenance, storage, cleaning, or handling outside the reasonable scope for which the product is intended, including conduct that contributes to accelerated, abnormal, or unreasonable premature wear or failure.

Hesseling Precision assumes no liability for property damage, firearm damage, bodily injury, death, loss of use, transfer fees, tax stamps, ammunition costs, range fees, travel costs, or other incidental or consequential damages arising from misuse, abuse, neglect, unauthorized modification, unlawful conduct, or use outside the stated rating and instructions.

  

23. Warranty and Service Procedure

Do not ship a suppressor to Hesseling Precision without first contacting Customer Service and receiving service authorization.

To request warranty or service review, contact:

Hesseling Precision
Customer Service: (567) 712-6836
Email: info@hesselingandsons.com
Website: www.hesselingprecision.com 

When contacting Customer Service, be prepared to provide:

  • Suppressor model
  • Serial number
  • Description of the issue
  • Host firearm make and model
  • Barrel length
  • Ammunition manufacturer, load, bullet weight, and lot number if available
  • Approximate round count
  • Photographs, if requested
  • A copy of the approved ATF registration/transfer documentation, if requested

Do not ship any suppressor for repair or inspection without prior authorization from Hesseling Precision. Do not ship a suppressor without including any documentation requested by Hesseling Precision, including a copy of the approved ATF form if requested.

All shipping, service, return, replacement, and transfer procedures must comply with applicable federal, state, and local law.

  

24. Replacement Suppressor Option

If a suppressor is not eligible for repair or service, Hesseling Precision may, at its sole discretion, offer the customer the opportunity to purchase a replacement suppressor at a substantially reduced price.

Any replacement suppressor, if offered, will be subject to applicable law, availability, current pricing, transfer requirements, tax stamp requirements, dealer fees, and required ATF approval.

  

25. Internal Testing Summary

The P-Can 22 has undergone internal validation testing, including:

  • Rifle host testing
  • Pistol host testing
  • Multiple .22 LR ammunition types
  • Controlled sustained firing sequences
  • Temperature and cool-down observation
  • Drop and packaging testing
  • Thread installation and alignment testing
  • Cleaning validation
  • Post-cleaning live-fire validation
  • Comparative sound observations
  • Point-of-impact observations

Internal comparative testing showed substantial sound reduction versus unsuppressed control shots under tested conditions. Sound results are not represented as universal or laboratory-certified values.

  

26. When to Stop Using the Suppressor

Stop using the suppressor immediately if:

  • The suppressor loosens during firing
  • The firearm sounds abnormal
  • Recoil or gas behavior changes unexpectedly
  • A projectile strike is suspected
  • Accuracy suddenly changes
  • The suppressor is dropped or impacted
  • The suppressor cracks, deforms, softens, or separates
  • The suppressor becomes excessively hot
  • The bore path appears obstructed
  • The threads appear damaged
  • The suppressor no longer mounts securely
  • Chemical damage is suspected

Do not resume use until the suppressor has been inspected and determined safe.

  

27. Customer Support

For questions, inspection, service, or warranty review, contact:

Hesseling Precision
3787 Elida Road

Lima, OH 45807
Customer Service: (567) 712-6836
info@hesselingandsons.com
www.hesselingprecision.com

Have the following information available:

  • Suppressor model
  • Serial number
  • Host firearm
  • Barrel length of host firearm
  • Ammunition used
  • Description of issue
  • Photos, if applicable
  • Approximate round count
  • Date of purchase

  

28. Final Safety Reminder

The P-Can 22 is an ultra-light rimfire suppressor designed for practical, normal .22 rimfire use.

Use it responsibly.
Verify alignment.
Use approved ammunition.
Avoid abusive firing schedules.
Allow cooling time.
Use only approved cleaning methods.
Inspect regularly.
Stop immediately if anything appears abnormal.



Hesseling Precision by Hesseling and Sons LLC

3787 Elida Road, Lima, Ohio 45807

567-712-6836 info@hesselingandSons.com

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