i was wondering i never shot neather just wonted to hear from some that have shot and seen both thanks guys for the replies i read lambs post i really liked it
it was a great write up makes me wont to order a stoeger right now guys on the nitro piston guns. Does the shroud make any different in the sound like a trail with shroud vs a crossman nitro venom with out shroud of them to guns is there any different in how quiet it is
thanks man i wish they still offered the venom with a shroud they had one in a phantom stock with the nitro piston and a barrel shroud i think it was called venom i am not shure i seen a write up on here of one. Now i see the crosman venom series has just a muzzle break i think the one with composit stock is called a venom dusk i was just curious what would be the most quiet gun i say as far as a springer i say the x20s would be and then i say in the nitro piston the ones with the shroud would be the quietest so from what i seen a x20s with a gas ram would haft to be the most quiet out there i have no idea just going from stuff i read and the replys
I don't know where you live, but the NP will stay much more consistent in colder weather than a springer.
Heavy tar lubes get slow and sticky in cold weather there-by slowing the whole shot cycle down. Nitro pistons are powered by "inert" gas which is unaffected by temp.
matt does your trail have the shroud on it i going to buy eather a stoger x20s or a nitro trail or a venom if i get stoeger might have it changed to gas ram if i buy a venom i going to have a shroude put on it if i buy a trail i just going to shot the heck out of it lol i may just buy all 3 that way i have a spare this air gun stuff is very easy to get in to i like it so far
I had the NPSS .22 and currently have a X20S. The X20S is way more quiet the the NPSS was. Granted, the NPSS was morepowerfull, but not by much. All you hear is the piston hitting home with the X20S. I did a lube tune on both guns, and the Stoeger wins.