I just bought a used Umarex Hammer in .50 cal. I was thinking of buying the Donny fl Ronin and adapter for it. Does anyone know how much Quieter it will be. Also how much length will it add? Thanks in advance.
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If you are in front of the rifle then a muffler does next to nothing.
On the other hand if you're the shooter it does a heck of a difference, the difference between with ear protection and without..
The Hammer has a lot of blowby elsewhere (magazine) so dont expect it to go whisper quiert when you add a muffler!!!
If you are in front of the rifle then a muffler does next to nothing.
On the other hand if you're the shooter it does a heck of a difference, the difference between with ear protection and without..
The Hammer has a lot of blowby elsewhere (magazine) so dont expect it to go whisper quiert when you add a muffler!!!
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I maybe wrong but I think there was a video on DonnyFL sight that had a hammer w/emperor and extension . Might check that out ?
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I did get the emporer without any extention and it does next to nothing to quiet the rifle.
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I THINK it's a volume thing . Next time I shoot I will try with and without the extension and report back.
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You have to get the extension with the emperor. My 50 Texan CF is quiet with the extension and emperor. Its makes a huge difference. The muffler has to be big long heavy in order to take enough air volume to work.. Don't give up!!
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The "problem" with air vs. powder is the enormus gas volume!
A 50 cal Texan gulps out 3gal of HP air for every shot. Making that bark into a bealch takes shere volume and some clever design!
You can "always" go down in caliber on a (airgun) muffler and do quite good, but going up is mostly a no good over pressure problem.
A 50 cal Texan gulps out 3gal of HP air for every shot. Making that bark into a bealch takes shere volume and some clever design!
You can "always" go down in caliber on a (airgun) muffler and do quite good, but going up is mostly a no good over pressure problem.
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I put the donnyfl ronin plus adapter on mine and it helped a little bit but not as much as I hoped. The main problem I think is that the breach is open like a revolver so lots of air/noise can come from that magazine well. Another problem is that it’s very inefficient on air partly because of the open breach design and also some people have said the type of valve used is louder that a typical hammer struck valve (not sure the correct term) all in all if you want a 50 cal to be quiet probably better to go with a Texan Lss or Ss.
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Where can I get an extension?You have to get the extension with the emperor. My 50 Texan CF is quiet with the extension and emperor. Its makes a huge difference. The muffler has to be big long heavy in order to take enough air volume to work.. Don't give up!!
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Can the Hammer be quieted? I've heard one with a moderator and it was a lot louder than a Texan with a moderator.
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I don't have a umarex hammer but could this over loudness be due to valve dwell? I know that when I push my rifles for that extra fpe they can get quite loud.
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I was thinking the air shooting out around the magazine. I've shot one, but never with a mod.
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I did a with and without with the Great Kami. It took a bit of crack out, but nothing special. I do have an extra adapter for a moderator for the hammer if you need one.
Video link below:
Hammer Without and With Great Kami
Video link below:
Hammer Without and With Great Kami
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Sorry about your the sound performance of the hammer.. How is the barrel in your hammer? Does it shoot well?
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