If its only a .22 or hornet they work great, a bit heavy and wide but very easy for the first timer. Use 35mm plugs very very tight fit , about 1/2'' apart no spacers ,about 6'' long. form the plugs into a m , People think if its to simple its crap but they work very well

Maybe I should tell you i'm not in the us so no form 1. Just thinking about using the same can for 22 lr with different baffles, 60degree cones or thinnerman washers

Maybe I should tell you i'm not in the us so no form 1. Just thinking about using the same can for 22 lr with different baffles, 60degree cones or thinnerman washers

Hi to all, just asking for some advise on building a can for a 22 hornet, which baffle design would be the best. Can is ss 6.300'' long 1'' od 0.875 id. Simple is better, but needs to work. I'm new to the quiet thing so I can only learn by reading and asking from people who know. Thanks Wabbit

I to would like to know the purpose of the half holes, please.

do you think this would be good for a 22 hornet ?

Capt. Link. wrote:Sounds like you are producing a illegal item in your country.

im in n.s.w.australia and we can own silencers just a bit of red tape

Enfield577 wrote:Jump over the ditch, we got heaps of cand over here and no tax on em

IVE BEEN THINGING ABOUT COMING OVER FOR A WHILE ,nice deer over there but the hills need a chopper to get in,

We can own hand guns, and semies alot of bs to go through thou. Even to own a semi you have to be an aproved goverment pest control hunter. Or farmer with a very large farm on which is your main sorce of income, No more then a 10 shot mag in anything. Even my kids have to wait until they are 12 year...

for all my Australian friends. There has been a push by the game council of n.s.w .to use silencers in n.s.w by hunters for hunting feral animals. full article in the Sydney Morning Herald 26 feb 2013. Does not sound good, however WE CAN allready own a silencer in n.s.w and w.a australia for this re...

im not looking for a fight just asking, most of my rifles are threaded just looking for different ways to do things maybe even able to help someone down the line

what if i made it 6'' long, all the couplings i can find are 2'' -3'' long . heated and press fitted so it can never be removed i only use subs for a silencer in a 22lr i do understand threading the barrel is the best it does not take BALLS to pull the trigger it take BRAINS

one can only move forward if one experiments, just because it has not been done good before does not mean it can't be done.i live in us terms about 200 miles from the nearest town this is where most of my problems lie.

Wabbit, I too old to FORK around on this subject. Please look at << http://www.muzzlecouplings.com/muzzle_couplings.htm >> D.A.Q is an outstanding designer and air rifle producer. (Will always be grateful for his touting me onto Rush Limbaugh in his reply in the '80s.) Let us know your solution. Be...

does anyone use a press on adaptor for there 22 silencer in sted of threading their barrel

ive made them out of alloy soild bar. on a drillpress with a lathe tool mounted in a vise and heat press them in. drill hole hand tap, but put end cap on tube, mount to gun, masking tape on front with no baffles or front cap in and shoot first to see if its lined up. but over there 200 dollars for a...

WORKS BETTER THEN ALL SS CAN WITH K'S LIKE YOU GUYS RECOMMEND HOW DO I POST PICS OUR DRAWINGS

no ks 3 baffles all one piece .alloy tube, alloy end cap pressed in nlyon front end cap build into baffles pressed in the front .cant post pics

i dont live in the us. no form 1. its all about weight for the kids.and is very very easy machineable. maybe 1000 shots a year . i know it wont be around for ever like ss

hi been looking at this wonderful site for a while. And would like to know if anyone has made baffles out of nylon for 22lr. As this is my first post i do not wont to step on anyones toes but ,weighs less then alloy very easy to machine and works very well with subs