Thread: How to make my .22 quieter

Before I started sporterising my bsa martini international, I did try the original long (27"?) barrel and ot seemed relatively quiet. Suggest the extra length barrel was letting the gases expand and cool down for that fraction longer to help.
Also know of someone with his Russian 22. The model that seems to shoot well as its based on a target rifle but having an elderly moment and it's name escapes me. It consistently put those CCI subs just supersonic.
It's been several years since I tried them at his place but something is niggling that it had quite a velocity spread through my 10/22 across the chrony.
50 or 60fps rings a bell

Originally Posted by csmiffy

Before I started sporterising my bsa martini international, I did try the original long (27"?) barrel and ot seemed relatively quiet. Suggest the extra length barrel was letting the gases expand and cool down for that fraction longer to help.
Also know of someone with his Russian 22. The model that seems to shoot well as its based on a target rifle but having an elderly moment and it's name escapes me. It consistently put those CCI subs just supersonic.
It's been several years since I tried them at his place but something is niggling that it had quite a velocity spread through my 10/22 across the chrony.
50 or 60fps rings a bell

toz/bakail

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

toz/bakail

ihave a toz 17 with manders suppresor fitted by the man himself in the early 1980s he machined /threaded an adapter for the muzzle bell and viola .only probas ive eve r had with that rifle was remington subsonic ammo on a big buck jacko -as bloody drag queen with a rimu dutch clog would have bowled the bloody thing those rounds went poof ,n bang poof bang , till I gave up in bloody disgust .winchester sub sonic dynapoint and rabbit ammo -all bloody deadly in her . my other .22 has a GC suppressor and the stirling features a sniffy custom jobbie -heavy but bloody excellent.