Derya Arms Launches $199 Rimfire Suppressor in Florida
Retailers can now stock the OBone model, produced at the company's new Jacksonville manufacturing facility.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Derya Arms launched its .22-caliber OBone suppressor in 2026, a move facilitated by the opening of the company's new manufacturing facility in Jacksonville, Florida, in 2025. The product expansion brings a new rimfire accessory to the market with an MSRP of $199.
Why it matters
The opening of a Jacksonville manufacturing site allows the company to localize production for the U.S. market. This shift creates a new competitive option for operators in the shooting sports and accessories retail sector, given the device's specific technical specifications.
The OBone features eight 7075-T6 aluminum baffles, measures 5.25 inches in length, and weighs 3.99 ounces. Its $199 MSRP positions it within the competitive rimfire market, following the 2025 establishment of the company's Jacksonville production base.
The players
Derya Arms
A firearms and accessories manufacturer that expanded its production capabilities to the United States in 2025.
The details
The suppressor utilizes a 4140 steel mount with a nitride finish and incorporates 1/2x28 TPI threads to ensure compatibility with standard rimfire firearms. To address maintenance requirements, the design includes eight aluminum baffles that users can remove without specialized tools by simply unscrewing the end cap. The unit maintains a compact form factor at 1.18 inches in diameter while achieving a noise reduction level of 112 dB.
Timeline
2025: Derya Arms opened its manufacturing facility in Jacksonville, Florida.
2026: The OBone suppressor became available to the market.
Market Landscape
The launch marks a tactical entry into the competitive rimfire suppressor market by establishing a domestic production hub. This follows the broader industry trend of manufacturers localizing production to better serve U.S. demand for compact, user-serviceable accessories.
Retailers of firearms accessories should factor the new $199 price point into their current inventory planning for rimfire components. Operations managers should monitor the company's announced intent to further expand its lineup to determine if these models fit current procurement strategies.
The takeaway
The addition of a localized manufacturing site provides a signal that the company is shifting toward more direct U.S. market engagement. Operators should track the roll-out of planned future models to assess if this manufacturer becomes a long-term supply partner for rimfire inventory.
Further reading
Learn more about local industry trends in our Manufacturing section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by An Official Journal Of The NRA.
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