The Browning 1911-22 was a huge hit the first day it hit the shelves of America’s gun dealers. Over the following several years new variations of this popular rimfire pistol have been added to the line, including several Black Label tactical models with under-frame 1913 mounting rails and threaded muzzles for mounting a sound suppressor. 

The cover story for the January 2016 issue of the NRA American Rifleman picked the Browning 1911-22 Black Label to illustrate the article “5 Reasons to Consider a Suppressor.” If you’ve ever considered owning a rimfire pistol that will accept a suppressor, you should check out the Browning 1911-22 Black Label at your browning retailer or visit browning.com

You can see the full American Rifleman article by clicking here.