P Rod SSR..... 4 possible paths

Soooo Ive narrowed it down to these 4 options:

1) continue experimenting with the factory parts and my own additions or others internals

2) Get the Marmot Militia's Prod shroud extension

3) get the 1/2 by 20(28) shroud adapter that will let me use my _legal_ 22LR suppressor

4) take the shroud off completely and use a TKO brake I have

Downsides? Paths 2 -4 will add add 3 - 7 inches in OAL to the little gun. PAth 3 means the picle has to be on for zeroing and accuracy testing. Putting it on and removing it may make the zero move.

 

Still thinking a hybrid approach will yeild the "best" results. Decouple the muzzel from the stripper, some dead space and then a baffle stack of some sort


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Soooo Ive narrowed it down to these 4 options:

1) continue experimenting with the factory parts and my own additions or others internals

2) Get the Marmot Militia's Prod shroud extension

3) get the 1/2 by 20(28) shroud adapter that will let me use my _legal_ 22LR suppressor

4) take the shroud off completely and use a TKO brake I have

Downsides? Paths 2 -4 will add add 3 - 7 inches in OAL to the little gun. PAth 3 means the picle has to be on for zeroing and accuracy testing. Putting it on and removing it may make the zero move.

 

Still thinking a hybrid approach will yeild the "best" results. Decouple the muzzel from the stripper, some dead space and then a baffle stack of some sort


dr_subsonic's pneumatic research lab

the Lunatic Fringe of American Airgunning
Southwest Montana's headquarters for Airgunning Supremacy
Proud Sponsor of team_subsonic

Soooo Ive narrowed it down to these 4 options:

1) continue experimenting with the factory parts and my own additions or others internals

2) Get the Marmot Militia's Prod shroud extension

3) get the 1/2 by 20(28) shroud adapter that will let me use my _legal_ 22LR suppressor

4) take the shroud off completely and use a TKO brake I have

Downsides? Paths 2 -4 will add add 3 - 7 inches in OAL to the little gun. PAth 3 means the picle has to be on for zeroing and accuracy testing. Putting it on and removing it may make the zero move.

 

Still thinking a hybrid approach will yeild the "best" results. Decouple the muzzel from the stripper, some dead space and then a baffle stack of some sort


dr_subsonic's pneumatic research lab

the Lunatic Fringe of American Airgunning
Southwest Montana's headquarters for Airgunning Supremacy
Proud Sponsor of team_subsonic

the extension is only 3" which is really not all that much. it does make it BYF with only the hammer hitting and impact noise. but after two clips, the noise starts to pick up, only because of more air being used each shot.
adding a TKO either to the shroud, which one is made to screw into the shroud or even putting it on the barrel, that will make it longer than the JG shroud extension.

Now using your legal, 22lr, I'm not up on the regs, but I'm under the empression that if its regestered, its regestered to one gun and only one gun.

I told you in a pm that my AA 400 had 2 holes in the shroud, which were 1/8" and not the 5/64" , not sure if larger holes in the shroud would help or not. I have yet drilled any , but I purchased both 5/64 & 1/8" bits to make the holes in my shroud.

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Still, after accuracy, noiseless operations is top priority. So now its beginning to look like having to trade a shorter gun for mousefart manuverouring, unless we can come up with something that enhances the factory setup to bring the noise down......

to your point, the 22 Lr suppressor will add at least 6 inches


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Southwest Montana's headquarters for Airgunning Supremacy
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