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Looking for a silencer/suppressor

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That is NOT true airgun suppressors are legal, not sure what you need for that gun, but Every airgun that I own is suppressed except a beeman p17 that the suppressor caused clipping on. You will need to remove the front sight blade and get a slip-on or adaptor for that rifle, so you need to measure the barrel diameter and go from there.
 
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beerthief said:
Order silencer from Buck-rail.com
I can see a Break barrel needing a moderator
Some of MY break barrels are too loud in the basement , Matter of fact ill try that right now . be back later .
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Diana 54 listed as moderate loud , Donny FL sumo rigged on , YES a substantial difference in sound . The OP has a Magnum springer which is at least as loud as my 54.
 
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beerthief said:
Diana 54 listed as moderate loud , Donny FL sumo rigged on , YES a substantial difference in sound . The OP has a Magnum springer which is at least as loud as my 54.
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I'd say much like my winchester 1100ss
Got her canned and now I just hear a slight thump and the mechanicals
 
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joelayfield said:
even with a silencer you still have a lot of mechanical noise , a pcp with that same power should make almost no noise
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Joel is right about that, I bought the Air Mag a couple years ago and its a beast and needs to be de tuned- its noisy and kicks ,most of the noise is coming through the stock when you shoot it though.
 
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WorriedMan said:
If OP is shooting lead-free or very light pellets, might be trying to address loud crack associated with supersonic speeds. Doubt moderator will help in that case. WM
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moderators are designed to take the high crack out aren't they ? at least mine do
 
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nobody1 said:
The moderators on spring/gas piston air rifles do work but not as well as on PCP/CO2/pump air guns.

Most of the noise is mechanical (cannot be silenced) and caused by the metal piston hitting the metal receiver/barrel.
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I had a Ruger, and while the piston is quite loud, the "crack" coming out of the muzzle sounds like a .22 rimfire. I gave the rifle to my son-in-law who lives in a more rural setting where the noise is not such a big deal.
 
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nobody1 said:
The moderators on spring/gas piston air rifles do work but not as well as on PCP/CO2/pump air guns.

Most of the noise is mechanical (cannot be silenced) and caused by the metal piston hitting the metal receiver/barrel.
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Yes, you still have the mechanical noise, that you the shooter will notice, but a mod takes away the snap and makes a huge difference for those not holding the gun.

I would not be able to shoot my HW95 in the backyard without one.
 
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beerthief said:
moderators are designed to take the high crack out aren't they ? at least mine do
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Can't shoot the alloy, lead-free pellets in my Benjamin Trail NP XL .22 without neighbors complaining. The crack of the pellet breaking the sound barrier, echoing from downrange, sounds to them like a strictly forbidden powder-burner. Not sure in the trajectory where the pellet passes the supersonic threshold but seems past any moderator. Can't be sure, no moderator on the Benji and have only fired a few, for obvious reasons. WM
 
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