Which one is most quiet?

[Pea-shooter O.G.]

I'll definitely stick to .22 MAX. I'm PRIMARILY punching paper, but do find a need to keep some pests under control. After many helpful replies, I'm starting to think a standard will do the trick. And if I feel the need, a moderator can be added without adding too much length. I have a few Crosman 1400 that I enjoy shooting and they are 32 inches long. Really like their compact size but they are too loud in my yard. Very accurate with their rifled/unchoked barrels too. The only other gun I considered was the Brocock Sniper XR. 

 

[Skydivingmiami]

I have a brocock bantam 22.. it needs a moderator to hush it down for backyard fun. 

 

[oldsparky]

I have a Taipan standard 22. Out of box wasn't quiet enough for me. I added a moderator. I think this is the best looking moderator for Taipans. Not because its mine. My eyes don't like the big diameter moderators. The Hugget Atom only adds 2.5" and it is nice and quiet. I bet a compact would be nice being even shorter. I tried several scopes and like the size of this Midas. Too bad I can't take good pictures like some of the guys on here. Here is an attempt.

 

[Pea-shooter O.G.]

That's a fine looking shooter there oldsparky! How does it ride with the sling? 

I suspected the Brocock Snipers were probably a bit louder. It seems everyone who posts a picture of their Sniper/bantam, it has a moderator installed. Thanks for the heads up on that Skydive! 

 

[aldea6]

HI

I just got a Cricket Tactical 60 in .22 cal , and this is probably the quietest gun I've ever had . Even without a moderator this gun is more than backyard friendly ; at 40 yards with a moderator ,nobody could tell you're shooting an airgun . The only two sounds you hear is the "smack" of the pellet hitting the target , and the "ping" of the hammer striking the valve . Pretty good for a 30Ft/lb gun