Short & Quiet
Hello…
I need some advise on a Talon build…. I’m trying to build a talon ss that is the shortest possible with a small shroud maybe, that can fit in a backpack for hunting in the woods… It has to be real quiet… Any suggestions? Would a Talon SS be a good choice for something like this? Should I go in another direction?
Any help or suggestion would be helpful…
Thank you,
Drewll
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I used the standard Talon for my Compact .25 build follow the link below to see a report and pics of this short squirrel blaster 😀
Warning squirrel carnage at this link …
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6353&highlight=compact
you have to take the tank off in order to fit it in a backpack
i have the ss, its quiet but no super quiet, have tried many baffles, but
if you want it super quiet you need a larger baffle which will add length.
i am thinking of getting the edgun, i need something small and i hear its as quiet as the ss, just my two cents
forgot also have the micro meter
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The talon frame is shorter (unless they changed it). If you drop a 12″ barrel in you’d have the shortest AF rifle possible but you’d also have less (almost no) frame to work with for internals and would have to resort to an extended shroud… How long it ended up being would depend upon the length of the shroud and just how quite you want it.
Been think of doing this myself. I’m willing to give up a little quite for a 4ish inch shorter gun to dedicate to my CO2 setup.
here’s a pic
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=501
the tss is the smallest gun made
maybe as micro meter tank on it
and use the fender washer internals
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A simple 1″OD aluminum rod 3″ long, with the boreline bored to .260-.280″ and three .75″ holes bored thru it side to side makes a very quiet and foolproof baffle system for the SS frame.
|OOO| with a bore hole down its length. Add a vented front bushing and it wont sound like a pellet gun anymore to the uninitiated.
To get much quieter requires an additional tube length beyond the end of the frame.