My .22 trio
I got a little happy and picked up all 3 guns prior to receiving my suppressor. All threaded 1/2 28 and patiently awaiting the sparrow. OK I lied, I want it now!
CZ452 American
Ruger MKIII
SWMP 15
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Thanks for the info!
Slow I uploaded the image again, not sure what happened to it.
Not sure if they make one for this model, but you can check with Timiney Triggers. They have some down right scary triggers for some of the “competitive” guns, like say a Remington 700 series trigger with the weight set at ounces….
Casey
Quiet guns are just down right cool.
Here’s one version to adjust the trigger without doing any permanent damage 😀 . Works fine on mine.
http://fuzzylimey.net/projects/452triggermods.html
Polishing and honing CZ trigger/sear parts is a delicate operation, since some parts may be only surface hardened. If you grind away the hardened layer, you’re pretty much out of luck. Due to the lack of proper gunsmithing skills and tool, I’ve only used polishing compound and felt on them.
Thanks for reply on the Aguila ammo Slow. I have a box I ordered but didn’t have the balls to cycle this ammo through my SWMP after reading about the baffle strikes. Some folks yes and some no but I’ll pass all together.
For a little update since I really don’t have time to shoot much. After having nothing but success with CCI quiet, I went ahead and ordered 10,000 rounds 🙂 Quiet and accurate! When I say quiet that’s an understatement. Now for my SWMP, I finally got it back from repair and it does not cycle the CCI ammo. Quiet but no cycle and that’s not fun. So I went out and bought a few different brands of ammo. They advertise as subsonic but are over 1050fps? Whatever I have no choice right now. I found that the Remington subsonic cycled my SWMP just fine but did have a little pop. Not crazy loud but springer loud. I still have yet to try it on my ruger. But as for my CZ, I’m smiling from ear to ear. If anyone knows of a way to mod the trigger this bitch will be golden. I’ve read reviews but I’d like to hear it first hand.
For some reason I can’t view the picture.
The Aquila does not work worth squat in my CZ: the 16″ twist rate is not tight enough to stabilize the bullet. Have not shot them through a suppressor lest an unstable bullet damage the baffles.
Wincester and Remington subsonic hollow points are my go-to ammo. Very accurate and quiet to boot.
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CCI quiet 40gr 710fps
CCI long 29gr 710fps
Aguila SSS 60gr 1050fps
I’ll be testing the shit out of all these brands to find what’s accurate and able to cycle through my semi autos.
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My sparrow has arrived! I’ve shot everything from a co2, springer, pcp and the sparrow on my CZ 452 using CCI QUIET is dead silent. I don’t think I’ve ever been this happy holding a rifle. Here’s how it all went down…
I got my call from my gun dealer stating that my paperwork has arrived but the bad news was that I submitted for 3 and only received notice for the .22 I can’t just pick up the phone and bitch at ATF I’ll let them take their sweet time, it’s only been 6 months 🙂
I got home and tried to attach it to the CZ but found out that the threading was 1/2 20 🙁 DAM Euro specs! So I got online trying to find a solution rather than sending in the rifle to get a new thread of 1/2 28. I went to the silencer store and found a adaptor that converts this! 😯 I ordered it instantly and arrived yesterday. Words can’t describe the feeling of this gun.
This has put a dent in my air rifles. I got into pcp’s because they were the closest thing to a .22 with out the BANG! I’m not saying I’ll abandon them but this .22 is too good to stop shooting, who knows…
Now for my SWMP15, not so good right from the box. The bolt action prior to installing the suppressor was jamming and not cycling completely. I disassembled the bolt action and oiled her up but still no go. Btw I used SS and Stinger ammo with same results. So she had to get sent back.
Now my Ruger was not as quiet as I anticipated either. But I really haven’t put it to the test. I’ll try and upload videos later.
If you haven’t gotten on the list for a sparrow and legally can own them in your state, you’d be insane not get one.
Put the suppressor on the rifles first. Once you put it on the Ruger, you will never take it off again. That’s how much fun shooting a quit pistol is.
If you can, take someone to help reload mags and at least 5000 rounds.
Thanks I’m hoping they don’t get left in the dust when I begin to play with these bad boys…
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Nice airguns
Thx Knot! Can’t wait to try some sound comparison between air rifles.
nice looking set .
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Nice trio!