I’m new to the forum so I’m not sure if this has been asked before. But is Texan ss going to be as quiet as a Texan carbine with a suppressor on it?
Airforce Texan ss 457
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Thanks for the input. I’ve got a stock 357 bulldog that I put a donnly fl on and it is definitely quieter. I am wanting to get a 457 Texan to go on a hunt to Texas. I’m just not sure if it’s worth adding the weight and length of the Texan ss . From videos I’ve watched the gun is fairly loud in either platform .
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The Donny FL Emperor with extra 6 inch extension is definitely more quiet than stock Ss
Or LSS...Its a matter of size and volume.. You definitely need the extra 6 inch extension for a much more silent big bore...
Or LSS...Its a matter of size and volume.. You definitely need the extra 6 inch extension for a much more silent big bore...
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The AF LSS CF in .457 w/298 slugs sounds like a pneumatic nail gun.
Personally, I think the sound of the impact is louder than the discharge.
Personally, I think the sound of the impact is louder than the discharge.
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This is my first year hunting with Texan .457 cf so far 3 for 3 all double lung shots love the gun so far anyone have expierence with American air arms .452 or western air bush buck .45
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I have an SS. It was not that noisy. Then I added a Donny Ronin, replacing the Airforce suppressor. It’s quieter, but not hugely. the main reason I changed is because the innards of the Airforce suppressor are not that sturdy. Both are very acceptable.
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The 6" extension mentioned for the emperor will also fit the ronin. The extra 6" should help.
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