Important Note:   Using hypervelocity ammunition with this Suppressor/Muzzle Brake might actually result in a louder immediate/close range result due to the excess noise/sonic crack being vented sideways or towards the shooter - rather than forward and away with suppressor alone. However, this will actually result in a quieter result down range - where your prey is. It should also result in a steadier shot with less recoil.

I've decided to mod my Norica Titan .177 air-rifle.

Work done so far - 3-9x32 optics. Two piece mounts. Polished trigger mechanism. Remington folding bipod.

Threaded to standard 1/2"UNF for 25mm - allowing secure fitting of a suppressor from which you can cock the rifle.

Next on the list - I will make a full over-barrel suppressor with inbuilt muzzle-brake.

While it is true that a suppressor on a springer is mainly for aesthetics (show) - it looks DARN nice!

Dave's FX Revo .22 PCP

I recently made a custom suppressor for Dave's FX Revo .22 PCP

Came out really nice, recessed at the rear to fit over the existing adapter. Finished in gloss black.

Internal Suppressor for an Air-force Falcon R0001 PCP .17

Tony's .9mm Cal PCP in high gloss enamel.

Suppressor needs to be stepped at the start in order to clear the compression chamber mounted underneath the barrel.

The high gloss enamel comes out looking really nice!

Before I made Darwin his suppressor - his FX was far too loud to target shoot in his back yard - in fact the sharp crack it put out would echo all over the place.

Now it's so quiet that he can safely shoot targets all day long - without upsetting or alarming even his closest neighbors.

Beretta Umarex .177 CO2 - Made in Italy

These are beautiful full-scale CO2 copy models of the Beretta. They put out a bit of a bark, and I reckon I can remove around 60-70% of the volume.

Here's the challenge, they can't be threaded - as they are made of pressed steel! The solution - make a custom threaded press-on adapter, thread protector and super-light and super-quiet suppressor.

All you hear is a quiet 'pop' when firing. Awesome!

PCP .50 Cal, 9mm, .22 & .177 Air Arms Over-barrel suppressors

I am currently making some suppressors for Tony - a really nice guy who is importing high-end - high powered PCP's.

Suppressors I will be making are for a .50 caliber PCP, a 9mm PCP, a .22 Air Arms PCP over barrel suppressor and a .77 Air Arms.

I've go to say, that it's a privilege to be working on such high class rifles. I am also confident that my experience and working tolerance of 1/100 of a millimeter will be in keeping with the high quality of these rifles.

.9mm PCP Air Powered Rifle

Photo #1 - Pre-assembly, showing threaded end-cap and front-cap with inbuilt, internal muzzle-brake and suppression port.

Suppressor wall is 3mm (heavier than normal 2mm) due to the enormous air pressure created by this enormous PCP air-rifle.

Photo #2 - Close up showing internal muzzle-brake and suppression spacer with flow-ports.

Photo #3 This front end-cap has been reinforced and secured with 4 retaining bolts/grub-screws.

Photo #4 - Threaded to match a rather unusual Korean 12mm pitch barrel

Over-barrel Air Force .22 & .17 PCP

Screw-on, removable and very light (125grams) over-barrel suppressor.

Extends 100mm over the end of the barrel (can be as little as 25mm!) and full over-barrel suppression.

Below Left: Air-Force Tallon .22.   Below Right .9mm PCP and over-barrel suppressed Air ForcePCP

Over-barrel Suppressors for .22lr, PCP, Co2 rifles and pistols

Your choice of inbuilt muzzle brake - external or internal.

Hatsan Spring Powered Air Rifle

I'll even replace that false ugly plastic suppressor on your Hatsan Air-Rifle with a real alloy push-on suppressor!

It won't cut down much of the noise (80 percent of that is in the spring mechanism) but it will look fantastic and cut down up to 20 percent of noise.

Baking and Hardening the Silicon Coating

After making my suppressors from high grade alloy, I coat them with a Silicon Enamel - matt black - if requested by my customers.

They are then bake hardened for 1 hour at 250 degrees Celsius.

My rifles are more than just sports equipment. They are works of art - deserving of equally high quality accessories and silencers. My goal is to make suppressors that enhance the value and enjoyment of both your rifle - and your shooting experience.

Combining over 35 years hunting and trapping experience - with 18 years as a professional toolmaker / mechanical engineer - enables me to design and produce top-quality and custom rim-fire/CO2 suppressors and silencers for shooters who demand quality and distinction.

Cutting out the middle man, I only sell what I produce - resulting in the best value for money on the market today.

Every silencer is individually crafted.

Note: Suppressors are most effective with sub-sonic ammunition - below 1050 fps. Ammunition over the speed of sound produce a sonic crack - that is impossible to suppress. Basically - the larger the size of the suppressor chamber, the greater the suppression - and lower noise of the gas explosion only. For this reason suppressors are most effective on sub-sonic ammunition.

They work superbly on CO2 rifles!

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