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    Quote Originally Posted by Antoni View Post
    Not much to do today so got the old Tenma sound level meter out in the garden. The measurements were taken 1½ feet up and 4 feet from the meter to the muzzle. dB peak-hold and A-weighted.

    Scorpion pistol ~5.3 FtLb .22
    101.5 100.4
    With cocking aid 104.5 104.5

    HW45 ~4.9 FtLb. Sold as a .22 but fitted with a Weihrauch .177 barrel.
    105.8 105.9

    HW80 ~10 FtLb .177
    106.8 107.0

    Beeman P17 ~2.2 FtLb Single pump pneumatic .177
    100.4 100.9 102.3

    Surprised that the Scorpion's cocking aid makes the gun significantly louder.
    Not surprising Antoni, I always felt my .177 was louder with the aid.
    A little while ago I managed to get a silencer adapter from Protek supplies which fits over the barrel but with a cut out for the front sight.
    Then I went to A &M custom gunsmiths ( nearer to you than me) and got a Titch silencer, short and fat, and made a good job of quieting it down. all ok.
    Then I asked them to let me try a twink. I've never heard anything like it. With the owner firing it All report disappeared and all I could hear was the internals and they were not as loud as we are all led to believe.
    The only problem was the twink was too long but it was good.
    I was told in no uncertain terms not to use their silencer as a cocking aid.
    Any way got my Meteor out today and tried it with the titch and it was reasonable but fits perfectly in my Ramsbottom gun bag so there it will stay
    Looks like I've got to get another titch and in for a penny get a Twink aswell.
    Try and find an adapter that allows you to use the front sight
    Last edited by Dornfelderliebe; 29-08-2022 at 04:52 PM. Reason: more mispelling

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