Pretty sure even 357 magnum is totally silent until you pull the trigger...Originally Posted by countryboy
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Pretty sure even 357 magnum is totally silent until you pull the trigger...
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I had an issue with noise from a CP-1 pistol so I changed to a Weihrauch HW40 which was a lot quieter and now I have a Webley Alecto mk3 and on one pump it is great.
Dave
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Gun owned .177 FAS 6004 Target pistol.
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I got a silencer adapter from Blackpool air rifles as well, together with the falcon long silencer (even the very cheap slimline silencers work well with pistols)This was some years ago
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A brocock PCP with a decent silencer is near silent
An HW75 is the quietest pistol I have owned as far as muzzle report is concerned (mind you it is pretty low power). The hammer makes a bit of mechanical noise, but its minimal compared to the report of most unsilenced pistols.
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Jon
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My Daisy 717 SSP is pretty quiet when fired loaded, but gives a good loud pop when dry-fired!
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I have one of these with a 'Swift Stumpy' silencer by Range Right in .177 - it is extremely quiet!The newer (mk3) webley alecto is threaded to take a silencer adaptor and is very accurate
I imagine a .22 version would be even quieter, it certainly was when I made a direct comparison between .22 & .177 HW100's.
atb
Ed
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I have a Crosman 2240 with a Whisper 130 silencer on it.
The neighbours sit blissfully unaware in their gardens.
As mentioned , the loudest noise is usually the pellet striking the target.
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