Hi fellas, wondering what is best commercial suppressor for a rifle delivering 98 FP with no shroud.
What you would buy?
cheers
What you would buy?
cheers
Best Suppressor for High Power Gun with no shroud
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a donny emperor with the optional expansion chamber .. its going to make the gun a foot and a half longer though, and depending on the gun setup, if it has a tube tank youll want a depinger in it for sure .. overall though, before i considered any of that, id ask myself how practical its going to be for what im doing with it, a giant supressor is not easy to handle if you got to move around alot ..
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Falx — Silent Thunder Ordnance
The Falx carries a dimensional envelope of 40x170mm, ~180 grams, with a semi-modular serviceable aluminum-tube design. The same proven principles of air stripping, flow delaying, and sound absorption remain but now in an even more advanced form. This brings improved manufacturability, reducing price
www.silentthunderordnance.com The Silent Thunder Ordnance Falx high flow, tames the bark of my .25 caliber DRS shooting H&N 40gr heavy at 980fps, 85 ftlbs.
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I wish I could importing it in Italy…stupid Italian Laws..View attachment 503350
Falx — Silent Thunder Ordnance
The Falx carries a dimensional envelope of 40x170mm, ~180 grams, with a semi-modular serviceable aluminum-tube design. The same proven principles of air stripping, flow delaying, and sound absorption remain but now in an even more advanced form. This brings improved manufacturability, reducing price
The Silent Thunder Ordnance Falx high flow, tames the bark of my .25 caliber DRS shooting H&N 40gr heavy at 980fps, 85 ftlbs.
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I'm also a fan of STL / Silent Thunder Ordnance. Have one on my RAW HM1000X .25 shooting at 66 ft lbs.
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I have a RAW Hm1000x. It’s a loud gun. My old Donny fl tanto did not suffice. I went with the Impulse Air 1350 with an extra baffle and that quieted it down considerably.
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Hello Esab,
Do you have any friends in adjoining countries that could order it for you? If it's legal in Italy but a problem to import, look into that.
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@Esab
If you are permitted to import from EU countries, I would suggest looking into the Altaros moderators.
I have long and short versions, each in 22 & 25 caliber and they work quite well.
However, none of my rifles approach 97FPE
Their customer service team is quite affable, and IMO you would get an honest answer from them about the ability to silence your 97FPE gun
[email protected]
I have also attached a link to the version of the Altaros website silencers that we see in the USA
www.altaros.cz
I hope you find this helpful
Edward
If you are permitted to import from EU countries, I would suggest looking into the Altaros moderators.
I have long and short versions, each in 22 & 25 caliber and they work quite well.
However, none of my rifles approach 97FPE
Their customer service team is quite affable, and IMO you would get an honest answer from them about the ability to silence your 97FPE gun
[email protected]
I have also attached a link to the version of the Altaros website silencers that we see in the USA
Silencers
www.altaros.cz I hope you find this helpful
Edward
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Not to be facetious, but are you sure that owning and using airgun suppressor is legal in Italy?
If legal to own and use, then it should be legal to purchase locally. So, it is a matter of locating a local airgun shop that sells them; or am I missing something?
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@Esab,
I suggest you confirm this for yourself, but it seems that Italian gun law does not permit you to have a suppressor for your airgun because it shoots at over 7.5 Joule. I was going to suggest a solution to you, but decided to research Italian law first; because I don't want to lead you into a trap. This is what I found:
"Members of the public, including those holding a valid gun license, are prohibited in Italy from owning suppressors or any other device designed to reduce the noise of the discharge of a licensable gun. This is specified in art. 2 of Law 110/1975, which doesn't explicitly differentiate between firearms and airguns.
However, said article of law does specify, that it is not legally considered a gun any airgun producing less than 7.5 Joules of kinetic energy at the muzzle. Said airguns can be owned by anyone over the age of 18, without any license. This exclusion from gun laws also means that the suppressor ban does not apply to said off-ticket airguns, and suppressors are readily and legally available for them. Considering that the suppressors for off-ticket airguns are exactly the same as those for a full power airgun, airgun suppressors on their own are legal unless they are installed onto a full power airgun (one that produces more than 7.5J of energy).
The majority of airgun shops have suppressors for sale in the two most common calibers, .17 and .22. To be used on 7.5 Joule airguns only."
So, it seems that the reason why .25 caliber airgun suppressors are not common in Italy is because 7.5 Joule .25 caliber airguns are not common.
If you want your .25 to be quieter, detune it to 40 FPE, or less. If you can find a much longer fully rifled barrel for it, that will also make it quieter. Neither of those approaches would violate the law against adding a suppressor. Otherwise, it seems that you are out of luck.
I suggest you confirm this for yourself, but it seems that Italian gun law does not permit you to have a suppressor for your airgun because it shoots at over 7.5 Joule. I was going to suggest a solution to you, but decided to research Italian law first; because I don't want to lead you into a trap. This is what I found:
"Members of the public, including those holding a valid gun license, are prohibited in Italy from owning suppressors or any other device designed to reduce the noise of the discharge of a licensable gun. This is specified in art. 2 of Law 110/1975, which doesn't explicitly differentiate between firearms and airguns.
However, said article of law does specify, that it is not legally considered a gun any airgun producing less than 7.5 Joules of kinetic energy at the muzzle. Said airguns can be owned by anyone over the age of 18, without any license. This exclusion from gun laws also means that the suppressor ban does not apply to said off-ticket airguns, and suppressors are readily and legally available for them. Considering that the suppressors for off-ticket airguns are exactly the same as those for a full power airgun, airgun suppressors on their own are legal unless they are installed onto a full power airgun (one that produces more than 7.5J of energy).
The majority of airgun shops have suppressors for sale in the two most common calibers, .17 and .22. To be used on 7.5 Joule airguns only."
So, it seems that the reason why .25 caliber airgun suppressors are not common in Italy is because 7.5 Joule .25 caliber airguns are not common.
If you want your .25 to be quieter, detune it to 40 FPE, or less. If you can find a much longer fully rifled barrel for it, that will also make it quieter. Neither of those approaches would violate the law against adding a suppressor. Otherwise, it seems that you are out of luck.
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same stupid law in german, as long as you get a silencer for a 7.5 Joule gun, it´s free, even if those the same are most likely for .22lr guns. But here by us, they have inscription only for "F" air rifles.
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