.25 Silencer

[woodmister]

What silencer do you use for your .25 sub 12 airguns?

i have just got a .25 ultra, i have a spare hw silencer but don't know if it will clip the end when firing.

so before i try i just wanted to see what the alternatives are?

cheers

[Rob Edge]

I use an A&M Twink. Measure the exit hole on your mod, you want 8.5mm or greater.

[airwolf1]

Standard HW silencers are up to .22, they do do a .25 specific silencer.
Failing that huggett, I believe you only need to change the end cap to use these for .25.

Or Daystate FAC Airstream is .25 specific

[riku]

I use HW with standard baffles enlarged to 7.3mm. If you shoot over 30 fpe you should strengthen the internals, those curlers will eventually become accordions.

[Barryg]

A British made BSA VC

[Rickenbacker]

Aye, the BSA VC comes with two interchangeable chokes for .177 and .22, fitting no choke is for .25 cal.

Don't know if it's quite as quiet as the HW moddy, but mine was pretty good.

[Barryg]

Aye, the BSA VC comes with two interchangeable chokes for .177 and .22, fitting no choke is for .25 cal.

Don't know if it's quite as quiet as the HW moddy, but mine was pretty good.

We all hear sound a bit different, but when airgun shooter mag did a test with a Decibel Meter the BSA was quieter than the HW

[angrybear]

I used a standard .22 HW mod on my .25 FAC Rapid for several years.
The HW washers have 7.5mm bore, .25 is 6.35mm so more than 0.55mm clearance all round

[angrybear]

I use an A&M Twink. Measure the exit hole on your mod, you want 8.5mm or greater.

I'd also measure the baffle washers

[short-carabine]

We all hear sound a bit different, but when airgun shooter mag did a test with a Decibel Meter the BSA was quieter than the HW

Have one on my .25 CP1 pistol. It certainly does the job

[Shed tuner]

I normally go with +1.5 mm over the cal for the bore of the mod/ baffles for a balance of safety and efficiency

[angrybear]

The tighter the clearance the quieter the mod will be .
"A miss is as good as a mile"