12 gauge Shotgun suppressor ideas.

[faizanmazhar00]

Hello everybody. As you know I have recently been experimenting with shotguns. However, I am intrigued as to how I may suppress a single shot, 12 gauge shotgun. Therefore, I would like to ask for your help and input.

Namely:
1) Is it better to do an integral or a screw-on suppressor?
2) How long should the barrel be, at minimum, before the suppressor?
3) What kind of baffles are most suitable?
4) Does the suppressor require a ported barrel extension to run its full length, because of pellet dispersion?
5) Can anyone provide pictures or schematics of previous designs?

Thank you very much,
LavaRed

Personally I would slot the barrel instead of punching holes on it,
Would make deburring no fun but would be quicker

[T-Rex]

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Good thing you snuck your comment in when you did. The thread is only 12 years old so maybe you caught OP before they finished their build

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I'll drop LavaRed a call, I don't think it was ever built.

ps: slotting a barrel will create four fracture point per slot.....Hi...T.....

[T-Rex]

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Hey Capt. How's your winter going? Nice bit of warm air coming up the coast, ey

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Hey Capt. How's your winter going? Nice bit of warm air coming up the coast, ey

T this winter @#$% and that's me being nice about it.
Any interest in doing some artwork so we can update this old thread. I have a few ideas that I'll cut loose.
-CL

[T-Rex]

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Tell me about it. My tractor's engine went, while plowing. I had to stoop to using the snow blower.

I'm in!
Organize yourself and shoot me an email.