Sound reduction (SS)
I have been working with PVC pipe with the inner dia. a hair more than .22 for my SS .22 rifle, and all my washer spacers, drilling to reroute airflow etc. seems to little avail “unless I drill exhaust vent holes” in the the gun itself. Whatcha think
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An 18″ barrel in a TSS frame is almost the same length as the gun tip
(a 1\2″ maybe more). Thinking of how to quiet this now that I’m not realy using my 12″ barrel anymore.
Maybe, it can be done with an affect of more fps. as making the barrel a little longer with a sound sup. system?
all from home depot:
I’ve got a shroud for $60 shipped and I’ll include some frame internals (springs and washers) if you’re interested.
id: inside diameter. you want the spacers to have the largest inside diameter possible to allow more air to be contained between the washers/baffles.
Thanks for the response. Yet, I have done some research on the subject and don’t see how an “I.D.” thin spacer would be to make a difference to my stumped “Q”. 🙄
Could you post a pic of what you are currently using? The pvc works good as spacers between the washers, but should be of as large an I.D. as will fit in the frame to make the “chambers” between each washer have more volume.
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(a 1\2″ maybe more). Thinking of how to quiet this now that I’m not realy using my 12″ barrel anymore.
Maybe, it can be done with an affect of more fps. as making the barrel a little longer with a sound sup. system?
You’ll have to order a frame extender from someone. I like the drop in parts and the 12″ barrel as it has plenty of power for what I do.