Quietest suppressor for brocock compatto target

Here's a Ronin in .25 on my .22 Concept Lite if that helps you visually. It's indeed very quiet especially since the shroud on the Concept Lite is very small in diamater.



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I'd take a look at this Weihrauch .25 suppressor from Knibbs in the UK. Pretty much everything else is sold out on their website, but this is what I'd recommend anyway

http://www.airgunspares.com/store/product/19020/HWSilencer-1-2-UNF-.25/

Even with the cost of shipping its cheaper than the donny fl's and huggets but don't be fooled it's extremely effective. I had a Donny Ronin on my Bantam and swapped it out for one of these for the aesthetics and was shocked at how well it worked.

I've ordered probably 7 different times from them, with extra cost for tracking and without- always arrived without a problem in a couple weeks
 
I get the point, so please don't think I'm being pedantic, but I think you mean "weight" instead of "size" because too much weight, depending on the barrel, can cause barrel droop. An unsupported barrel with too much mass on the end creates a lever against the breach-barrel section. Lighter is better.

My personal recommendation is the DonnyFL Ronin. If you check my post history I have an extreme favorable bias to Donny because he's top notch. I had an issue where, potentially because of my fault, a Koi in .22 was clipping with my Commander. I posted here on the forum asking other members for help and Donny responded, sent me an entirely new Koi in .25, paid for the shipping, and told me to keep the old one. I gave the old one to my father and it works great for him without clipping at all. That's the kind of service and treating people kindly that makes me personally recommend his company's products.

The Concept Lite shroud is thin and I don't have drooping issues. I really think the Ronin is the "right size" for your setup. My Koi on my Commander was pretty mouse fart quiet from 6' away and from 15' all you hear is the pellet whizzing through the air.

If you check my post history I recently shared my home range. I shoot off a bipod on a table under a covered porch. If you step off the porch and walk 20 yards the only thing you hear is "zeeeeEEEEeeeeEEE" as the pellet flies and a metallic clank when it hits the spinner target 55 yards away.

Hope this helps. Many folks have opinions on sounds and they're all equally important it's just my experience with Donny himself going above and beyond, even volunteering to help, made me a customer for life.
 
A big can up front is good I guess. At some point balance and length come into play. What you do to mitigate noise at POI is just as important to maintaining a low profile with your neighbors as the suppressor. POI noise is much louder than the non muzzle report of my .22 Compatto with a DonnyFl Tanto attached. I like for the can to be proportional to the gun itself. The only thing I disliked about my otherwise good shooting Gamo Urban was the huge pickle on the end.
 
I plan on using a clay backstop or similar for reducing impact noise. So im more concerned about noise from the rifle

Do you have a suppressor already? The Compatto while loud without a moderator is an easy gun to quiet down. Maybe you’re overthinking it? Something the size of a Tanto or slightly bigger will get you there. Good luck.
 
It has a suppressor on it now not sure what it came with the gun, but my neighbor here still says she can here my shooting still and im going to he even closer in my new house

My wife hears my shooting also, the report itself goes “tink”, the sound at the target “smack” if shooting steel. So their will be some sound. The noise at POI can be identified as shooting. Depends on how close your neighbors are. I have two neighbors to the left and right 50-60 yards away. They don’t hear the shooting. The neighbor to the left had no idea I shoot in my yard. The neighbor on the right can actually see me shooting off my deck. There are many other ways to hide the noise, think power tools, garden equipment, shooting from a concealed bench, etc.