Derya Goes Silent: The OBone Suppressor

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posted on October 26, 2026
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Images courtesy of Derya Arms.

Turkish manufacturer Derya Arms is known for its lineup of everything from handguns to shotguns. In 2025, the company expanded its manufacturing base to the U.S. by opening a factory in Jacksonville, Fla. A domestic facility expanded the number of products it could offer in this country, like the new for 2026 OBone suppressor.

The OBone, a rimfire-rated suppressor, is the first suppressor for Derya Arms.

The Derya OBone was designed and is manufactured at the company’s U.S. facility. It is a .22-caliber suppressor that is rated for .22 LR full-auto fire and .17 HMR and .22 WMR fired semi-automatically, with no minimum barrel length. User-serviceable without tools, eight identical 7075-T6 aluminum baffles are stacked inside a black-anodized tube. Simply unscrewing the aluminum end cap allows the baffles to be cleaned with a brush and aluminum-safe solvent. Baffles are not numbered and can be assembled in any order.      

The OBone is user-serviceable and disassembles by hand. It uses eight aluminum baffles.

The OBone’s mount is made of 4140 steel and is serialized and given a nitride finish, and it uses 1/2x28 TPI threads that are compatible with many rimfire firearms, like the company’s own TM22. Its combination of aluminum and steel components allow for weight savings, while preserving durability. The suppressor has an overall length of 5.25 inches, is 1.18 inches in diameter, and weighs 3.99 ounces.

According to the company’s testing, it reduces the report of a .22 LR to 112 dB. The OBone is the company’s first suppressor, and Derya promises to expand its lineup with more rimfire and centerfire models in the future.

The OBone uses a 1/2x28 TPI direct-mount for use on firearms like Derya’s TM22 Flash.

The Derya OBone suppressor has an MSRP of $199. For more information, see the company’s website.

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