I did this a while back ....
Quote from: rkr on September 12, 2020, 03:41:37 PMThere's the well known basic design that most manufacturers use and it gives good results. In addition vent holes can reduce or increase the noise level and the dB peak frequency can be tuned to give different types of sound - high pitch often sounds like less dB even if it's more. Other than that it's all about volume - based on my testing.That’s basically my findings as well although I have not tried vent holes, its always seemed counterproductive to me.Volume is king and if it’s a baffle design use the smallest aperture holes you can get away with without affecting accuracy or creating too much back pressure.
There's the well known basic design that most manufacturers use and it gives good results. In addition vent holes can reduce or increase the noise level and the dB peak frequency can be tuned to give different types of sound - high pitch often sounds like less dB even if it's more. Other than that it's all about volume - based on my testing.
Some mysterious deliveries to the mrbulk household have grown the collection lately.In order of length:Huma 40 Stdvalymurph ebay LDCRocker1SumoArtemus CP2 factory unitGeo ebay LDCTantoMaxZ Bulk one-off custom miniature w/all aluminum monocore (no felt!)ZeroDB
Dang brother! Would you like the # for my new therapist? She specializes in AG addiction! I was trying my best to keep it to myself until I received it, but I’m like an excited kid haha... and on top of that I’ve had a couple beers tonight while I give my pellet-smoker a good workout, and it’s almost like a form of truth serum lol... so Imma‘ let the cat out of the bag... I have a Neil Clague currently being custom made for my Cayden! I hold this thread to blame btw
Dang brother! Would you like the # for my new therapist? She specializes in AG addiction! 💩
I was trying my best to keep it to myself until I received it, but I’m like an excited kid haha... and on top of that I’ve had a couple beers tonight while I give my pellet-smoker a good workout, and it’s almost like a form of truth serum lol... so Imma‘ let the cat out of the bag... I have a Neil Clague currently being custom made for my Cayden! 🤩I hold this thread to blame btw 🤣
Quote from: mrbulk on September 14, 2020, 10:33:40 PMSome mysterious deliveries to the mrbulk household have grown the collection lately.In order of length:Huma 40 Stdvalymurph ebay LDCRocker1SumoArtemus CP2 factory unitGeo ebay LDCTantoMaxZ Bulk one-off custom miniature w/all aluminum monocore (no felt!)ZeroDBYou got a collection going there! Let us know how the Huma works for you. I'm curious on your thoughts, since we don't get a lot of people using them on here. I'm also curious, because I haven't tried the shorter version you have. Well, shorter than the one I have at least. I've been using the "Standard+" MOD 40.
Question: I'd be interested in an airgun silencer with a 2" (5cm) diameter. Is there anybody else besides DonnyFl that makes them? Matthias
Donny, so you "only" have the Standard+??? The Standard I received today is absolutely gargantuan compared to the (formerly) biggest one I have, the DonnyFL Sumo. So the Plus is what, a couple inches longer? That thing must be yuuuge! But man it must be silent. I tried to add one of those extensions to my order to make it five sections like your Plus, but they were sold out of the 40mm.But it will be interesting to try it on the AR6K, the loudest gun I have at the time. The Sumo quieted it down somewhat, but it was still obviously a bit louder compared to the Akela and another PCP I have, with their factory spring loaded baffles already installed in the shrouds.
Quote from: mrbulk on September 15, 2020, 01:19:53 AMDonny, so you "only" have the Standard+??? The Standard I received today is absolutely gargantuan compared to the (formerly) biggest one I have, the DonnyFL Sumo. So the Plus is what, a couple inches longer? That thing must be yuuuge! But man it must be silent. I tried to add one of those extensions to my order to make it five sections like your Plus, but they were sold out of the 40mm.But it will be interesting to try it on the AR6K, the loudest gun I have at the time. The Sumo quieted it down somewhat, but it was still obviously a bit louder compared to the Akela and another PCP I have, with their factory spring loaded baffles already installed in the shrouds.Well, I originally got a Standard+, which is the same as yours, but with an extra 20mm section. At the time, I was fighting some accuracy issues with a gun, and I stupidly drilled it out Now it has the opening of about a .30 cal,lol. I later added a 40mm section for a .25 to it. In other words, a standard that isn't drilled out would probably work about as well as mine currently does. It works amazingly well, considering the size of the hole on it and I'm using it on a .22 tuned to around 57 fpe. It is actually still easily backyard friendly. The odds of clipping are extremely low though,haha. I'm just kicking myself for drilling it out... I sure wish I could buy the end cap for them by itself. I'll probably end up getting another Standard at some point.
Hey Mister, we're just talking about fuel filters, aren't we? Hehe... Donny I just need to figure out The Way to test. Indoors everything overwhelms my sound meter, and outdoors I gotta time it between nosy neighbor head poke-outs...especially when doing the no-LDC comparo shots...
I've always gone up one caliber on my LDCs, just to be safe. That is especially a good idea for me, since I know who the dummy is that machined my barrels(me),lol! I just went in and measured the Huma that I drilled out, and it is .386" or around 9.8mm. So yeah, a little large for a .22 Like I said though, it is still plenty quiet. I don't expect the difference in one that wasn't drilled out being that much, but it still annoys me that I did it. That's what happens when you work on guns when you're in a hurry or getting frustrated.... The problem never was the LDC, it was barrel movement. Hurry up and test that thing Charlie!