Once I get mine that I ordered I can send it to you so we are using the same device under the same conditions (outdoors say, 3 ft from the muzzle 1 foot in front with mic 90 degrees to muzzle). I think the meter has a tripod thread, might be easiest thing.
Take 10 shots with meter on max hold and record the average taking note the highest recording. Then put the next rifle on the rest and make sure no airplanes or rockets take off and take 10 shots with that rifle.
Such would, hopefully, give results people could use to determine if something was backyard friendly or not. A video wouldn't need to be made just pics of the setup. That's my plan anyway.
I know my Huggett will win lol. Really though the video was cool to watch, never seen a side by side like that and although pointed out that the rifle closet was louder the comentary was important. All those rifles were what I call friendly but the AirArms was loudest with a crack.
Take 10 shots with meter on max hold and record the average taking note the highest recording. Then put the next rifle on the rest and make sure no airplanes or rockets take off and take 10 shots with that rifle.
Such would, hopefully, give results people could use to determine if something was backyard friendly or not. A video wouldn't need to be made just pics of the setup. That's my plan anyway.
I know my Huggett will win lol. Really though the video was cool to watch, never seen a side by side like that and although pointed out that the rifle closet was louder the comentary was important. All those rifles were what I call friendly but the AirArms was loudest with a crack.
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