Good morning everyone. I have a Airacuda .25 max. Love the gun. Just would like to quiet it down a little bit for backyard use. What Suppressor would you all recommend?
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Impulse Air is a very good one and you can extend it adding more modules to quiet it even more .
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Thank you for the quick response. I believe the one I have now is from Buck Rail. Do you think I will notice much of a difference between the one you are recommending and the one I have?
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Trueshot,
Tried a few on my Max .25, all were quieter than (.25) BuckRail. Silent Thunder Ordnance (STO) both Falx and Pugio, in .30, to avoid pellet clipping, performed well, even borrowed .25 DonnyFL FX (from M3), which also did well. WM
Tried a few on my Max .25, all were quieter than (.25) BuckRail. Silent Thunder Ordnance (STO) both Falx and Pugio, in .30, to avoid pellet clipping, performed well, even borrowed .25 DonnyFL FX (from M3), which also did well. WM
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As always I think you worried man. I am thinking it’s worth the investment. I looked on their SLO website and there’s a few options there as well anyone in particular that you like? Also if this is a very small marginal adjustment from buck rail please tell me because I will just stay with what I have
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YES!! I've tried a bunch of others and I keep coming back to Donny's. I use a cheap sound meter as well as an app on my phone and of course my ears. I reside in a residential area that is paranoid about noises, I've NEVER had anyone say a peep, even people walking on the other side of my fence on the street. YMMV. What seriously impresses me is the design on the Donny's, there is an extra screen on the inside that helps to cushion the shockwave. I'm running a Maverick .22 compact and a Maverick .25 VP. I'll toss one on my Sapsan on occasion but really don't need it, the internal shroud is good enough.
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I did, the ID .35ish so there is no way it'll clip. The .22/.25 is .33, again no way it'll clip unless the manufacturer messed up.
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Got a couple 3D printed ones from my Friend who sell them on ebay ... KERNDT Custom
There lightweight, screw on straight and do a very good job IMO.
There lightweight, screw on straight and do a very good job IMO.
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I've used STO, DonnyFL, , 0db, and Huma. Huma is my Favorite, not for looks though. STO was good and light too.
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There's a good thread on this topic at https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/huggett-vs-newcomers.1288848/
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I second the Huma.
I have both the Mod 30 and the Mod 40, on several guns.
To be fair...I "also" have DonnyFL, 0dB (short), and another one or two.
The 0dB can also do well.
Mike
I have both the Mod 30 and the Mod 40, on several guns.
To be fair...I "also" have DonnyFL, 0dB (short), and another one or two.
The 0dB can also do well.
Mike
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Kind of stumbled on the STO for MAX when I ordered a PUGIO, in .30, for a new AGT Vulcan 3 and they sent me one with threads that fit the MAX. STO sent a new end, with AGT Vulcan threads, so PUGIO can be switched for both guns. Decided to get the FALX, in .30, as well, as same end cap can be switched in that, too. Pics are FALX (long) and PUGIO on MAX, both work but, no surprise, FALX is quieter. My opinion is PUGIO is plenty for MAX and much quieter than BuckRail. WM
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Comparisons consistently show that the amount of sound reduction correlates with volume. If your barrel is already shrouded then the LDC tends to have more of an effect in changing the tone. On my shrouded FXs, I really like the dull tone of the little Donny Tatsu. On the other hand, the much pricier but attractive looking impulse air has a sharp and metallic sound which is much less pleasing. Interestingly, in a listening test, I can’t hear either one 30 yards away and can barely hear it without the LDC. Also, if I dry fire with doves in the yard, which sounds louder to me, they don’t bat an eyelid. If a pellet impacts nearby, they are gone. Point is that before you spend more $$$, perhaps to alleviate concern about neighbors, you should arrange a way to listen from that perspective.
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I've been very happy with my Huma-Air "Modular Air Moderator," that allows me to add/remove 40mm segments. You can adjust by adding modules to decrease the dB.
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