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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => European/Asian Air Gun Gates => China/Asian AirGun Gate => Topic started by: moorepower on June 15, 2014, 06:28:10 PM
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Just for fun after working on the .177 version today, I slid the brake out about 1-1 1/2" and secured it. It will not be confused with my TKO on the .22, but it quiets a quite a bit. I was shooting in doors, so it is easy to tell.
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I have one coming in on Monday. the noise level could be an issue (mine is the co2 version in 22 cal). I am hoping it is not "too" loud
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I tried that too, Pat... it does change the tone. I haven't gotten around to it yet, but it might be worth gluing something closer to caliber into the muzzle to hold more air back.
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I am just thinking a chunk of 1" delrin rod could be made to take factory=cheep M-rod baffels in a hurry to make a quick and effective LDC for a XS60. I don't even know why I tried it, but I was surprised. The TKO is so quiet that you really hear the tank ping when fired, then the impact of the pellet.
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Moorepower: I put a TKO on my 1st gen .22 because it was as loud a a powder burning .22 and you are correct- the only thing I heard was the ping,but i took care of that by putting a piece of tubing inside the air reservoir and all you hear is the pellet hitting the target. Small reduction of 1-2 shots in the shoot string. Super nice and worth the money for me as I have elderly neighbors.