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One thing to consider is that an air rifle doesn't have to have a class 3 permit to have a suppressor. You can even get one with it permanently attached...
Tony
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Boomer58cal said:I still prefer the Aguila SSS for larger critters because they don't compromise performance like most subsonic rounds do. Compare them to a 36 grain high velocity, the Aguila actually has higher retained energy down range.
If you have an AR-15 with a 1:7 or a 1;9 twist I'd get a .22 LR conversion for it and fire Aquilla .22 SSS ammo
I've always liked those cz lux . I've fooled a lot with cb long but I don't have any .22 lr rifles with a trigger as nice as my r1. I'm guessing the lux has a nice trigger. Can it shoot cb long in 1 ragged hole?
I've always liked those cz lux . I've fooled a lot with cb long but I don't have any .22 lr rifles with a trigger as nice as my r1. I'm guessing the lux has a nice trigger. Can it shoot cb long in 1 ragged hole?
From the shooters position. I believe there is little difference once minimum rifle length is met from down range. A pistol may actually be quieter as the sound is not as sharp. I am comparing the sound of centerfires not rimfires though and not equal calibers(rifle v. pistol cartridges). I don't have any experience being downrange of rimfires.Hint: Long barrels tend to be quieter with the same ammo than short(er) barrels
I want a new 22 and if helps with the critters that is even all the better
johnwilliamson062 said:From the shooters position. I believe there is little difference once minimum rifle length is met from down range. A pistol may actually be quieter as the sound is not as sharp. I am comparing the sound of centerfires not rimfires though and not equal calibers(rifle v. pistol cartridges). I don't have any experience being downrange of rimfires.
I don't have any hard evidence, just some extrapolated generalizations from limited experience.
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