I need a really good silencer for Hatsan bt65 .177 under $150 maybe we high as 200. What do you suggest?
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Best silencer under $150
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Weihrauch or a Donnyfl Koi would be my suggestions.
Both very good performance-almost identical apart from pitch.
STO Pilum may be a thought but the Levitas I've got needs a shrouded gun to work properly, so it may be the same.
Both very good performance-almost identical apart from pitch.
STO Pilum may be a thought but the Levitas I've got needs a shrouded gun to work properly, so it may be the same.
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Weihrauch (.177/.22) was incredible silent with .177 and 18fpe
low price, superb build quality and cheap 60$ at krale
im not sure if it will last with high powered .22 because of the hair curlers and felt inside.. i had it a few times apart and the plastic curlers seem very solid.
low price, superb build quality and cheap 60$ at krale
im not sure if it will last with high powered .22 because of the hair curlers and felt inside.. i had it a few times apart and the plastic curlers seem very solid.
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I agree about the weirach. I have a donny FL tatsu, I know it is not the biggest one, but the weirach was more quiet, probably because it is longer.
You will get a cheap and quiet one, if you choose the weirach.
You will get a cheap and quiet one, if you choose the weirach.
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Do not overlook TKO.22 , your model is under $100 and they work well and as super light w/lifetime warranty.
John
John
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My Tanto works well on all my .177 guns, my Sumo and 0db work best on my .22 rifles... On my 1701p the Tanto makes it quieter than a "mouse fart"... Really, it goes "pfffft.." like in the movies... Seriously, I wondered if it was shooting at full power when I first put it on... LOL... The Sumo really quiets down my Leshiy .22 or .177, the Leshiy has a serious bark at 850+ FPS...
My GF says my pistol is "scary quiet"...
Just my .02
My GF says my pistol is "scary quiet"...
Just my .02
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Donny’s stuff is very good, he’s a hell of a nice guy and great businessman. His moderators and the others are pre made and assembled for the masses. I have many and they work! If you want something different and custom made, call Neil Clague or go to his website, he’ll design and build a moderator for you in about a week. Titanium, aluminum, carbon, no baffles, one baffle, two baffles...whatever you want. He doesn’t really advertise but he’s been doing it forever and is one of the best. Many people on AGN have his moderators, especially those who were into air guns before the market became flooded with moderators. Many can attest to how well they work and look! Probably cost you about $125 or so. Just another option if you want something made to order for about the same price or maybe less.
Stoti
Stoti
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I really like the Tanto and think that it performs the best per square inch, but the Sumo in most cases is quieter but at the cost of size. That being said, on the bt65 a Sumo would not look out of place and is more versatile to own. Buy a .25 caliber as that would be more adaptable too, and no, you won't take a performance hit for the increased bore size. I have done this, I am not talking theoretically.
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Huma air has my vote. The tolerances on them are super tight. And you can buy them in sections. Absurdly quiet as well, and light weight 
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I've been happy with my Donnyfl Sumo, I only hear the hammer now on my hatsan flash, I removed the QE shroud too.
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Donny's incredible to deal with and makes a great product, but my Hogan Decimeater is smaller and quieter than my Sumo and half the price.
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Has anyone heard of the Texas Airgun LDC Who sells on eBay 1 inch diameter carbon fiber $40 free shipping I was looking for one for my Benjamin Fortitude in .177. Texas Airgun.com
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I've got one. It didn't work very well on my 22. I gutted it and re-did the insides. 2nd quietest mod I have now. But it's loud on my .177 still
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I bought one out of curiosity. It's nicely made and takes the bark out, but it's about 1/2 the dB drop of the pricier alternatives.
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