Thread: How to make my .22 quieter

jeez Hugh...I guess all the people over the last 40 years have been doing it wrong all this time with the likes of a manders suppressor.....
strange how we have had quiet results for thirtyfive of those and only in last few years are problems popping up....
strange how its been since winchester moved production from OZZIE to the states....
some of us have tried suppressors with MORE capacity than the DPT (WHICH ARE PLURRY GOOD SUPPRESSORS) and found the small old suppressors do just as good of job...
I would sooner use a slingshot and stones than darken the doorstep of the establishment you mention in last line...

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

jeez Hugh...I guess all the people over the last 40 years have been doing it wrong all this time with the likes of a manders suppressor.....
strange how we have had quiet results for thirtyfive of those and only in last few years are problems popping up....
strange how its been since winchester moved production from OZZIE to the states....
some of us have tried suppressors with MORE capacity than the DPT (WHICH ARE PLURRY GOOD SUPPRESSORS) and found the small old suppressors do just as good of job...
I would sooner use a slingshot and stones than darken the doorstep of the establishment you mention in last line...

Gidday Mickey, there is no right and wrong, there is only personal bias. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I, just like you, "would sooner use a slingshot and stones than darken the doorstep of the establishment, with the big GREEN buildings." Which illustrates perfectly that there is no right and wrong, only personnal bias. Shoot straight mate! Hugh