Huben to suppress or not to suppress

yeagger, 

With 'any' PCP air rifle.. IF the OEM shroud is efficient enough 
that all you can hear is the sound of the hammer/valve, then the pellet strike, you're good to go!
At that point, a suppressor would just be cosmetic / redundant..

All of my PCPs had a pretty loud bark to them, and I shoot a lot indoors, so suppressing was a 'must'..

Did you sound-test you Huben inside? or out?
If you did 'inside', and it's that quiet, I'm really impressed!

 

Sam -

Yeagger, Please tell us the caliber, model, generation, etc of your new Huben. I'm curious how low you have been able to adjust the fps and how accurate it is at different velocities.

My Gen3 Huben K1 in 0.22 is one of the quietest pcp I own. Don`t see any need of supressor here.

My Gen3 Huben K1 in 0.22 is one of the quietest pcp I own. Don`t see any need of supressor here.

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I heard the hubens require a lot of tuning to be able to shoot well. Is that true or have they fixed the kinks. ?

If all you hear is mechanical sounds and the pellet hitting the target - what would you expect a suppressor to do?

yeagger,

All this suppressor talk - I figured it'd be funny to post these pics here..
The DonnyFL adapters came in today for my P15 and PP700S-A.. 
As soon as I got out of work, I set both of them up, and started shooting..
[RONIN on the top & EMPEROR V3 on the bottom]

 

 

Sam -

Or not funny?

No suppressor needed. Unless you want an expensive paper weight

Exactly and when youre shooting much above 1000 fps youre also not able to get it quieter because you hear the sonic crack of the pellet outside...