I got the threaded barrel too - incredibly quiet isn't it?Originally Posted by Markmelesky
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I got the threaded barrel too - incredibly quiet isn't it?
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Sure is.....Seems that suppressors work best on non spring piston air guns. Would you agree ?
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Not tried one on a springer tbh, they aren't normally set up to make it easy.
With regards to your question elsewhere about the P17 mod adaptor I made, I can't find it now but it was a push-in part that just sat in the muzzle break area. I think I made it out of a hinge bolt.
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AAhhh.... It's hard to imagine some kind of push in part that could be made from a hinge bolt that would function as a suppressor adapter. I mean I totally believe you but could you possibly provide more details about that ? Are you one of those guys that are former machinists with cnc's. and Lathes in there shop?
I'm just interested in finding a way to suppress a P3. Thanks for your time.
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Speaking of Alectos........What I did with mine after I installed the barrel and suppressor is to remove the front sights. The suppressor has a small socket screw at the front end that I backed out to form a nice front sight post. Height adjustable too.
I think the longer distance between front and back improve sighting. If you do it be careful , there's a tiny spring and ball bearing in there.
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