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d.j November 22nd, 2009 00:54

Airsoft suppressor?
 
Now i know a lot of you might think this is a stupid question, that airsoft guns don't make very much noise. But i just wanted to see if anyone has come up with a way to suppress the sound signature? I've got it down the lining something on the outside of the gearbox, what do you guys think?

Drache November 22nd, 2009 01:00

Airsoft Suppressors with the foam rings inside DO work and can actually reduce the sound a fair bit (tested in the field with a CA SCAR). It was harder to hear the suppressed shots around the field compared to not suppressed.

It will always sound loud to you since your ear is beside the gun when firing.

Danke November 22nd, 2009 01:14

You can take something like a P90 or AUG and stuff the body with Dynamat, but yes in general a foam filled can will make a difference downrange (where it counts).

lemegacool November 22nd, 2009 02:02

i use a silencer on all my guns that have a threading for one... when you are behind the gun it does not seems to not make a significant difference BUT when you are on the receiving end, you barely hear the shots only a muffled "pop pop pop" compared to the regular "TAK TAK TAK"

cant wait to get my TM p90 to test a silencer and sorbo pad on that thing :)

Con Murder November 22nd, 2009 02:05

+1
The suppressor is effective. Put a tight bore that sticks out 3/4 the length of the suppressor and it still is effective.

d.j November 22nd, 2009 02:26

Great, i was in the midst of upgrading my m4 for outdoor play and it has almost 5 inches of open space on the end because of my "mock" soon to be not now, suppressor. :)

yuhaoyang November 22nd, 2009 02:32

airsoft silencer is called a sorbo. =D

d.j November 22nd, 2009 02:34

Sorbo? Sorry but i'm confused lol, is that a given name or is it a combo name of some sort?? :S

lemegacool November 22nd, 2009 02:38

sorbo pad ...

thats a little donut-like pad that you put on you cylinder head in the place of the old rubber-like ring

its made from a special material that absorb the impact of the piston... it makes the gun SLIGHTLY silent... a suppressor will silence much better, but a sorbo pad also helps prevent a v.2 mechbox from cacking...

search it up on airsoftparts.ca

d.j November 22nd, 2009 02:40

OOOOO thanks, i'll check that out right now

StrikeFreedom November 22nd, 2009 10:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Con Murder (Post 1108776)
+1
The suppressor is effective. Put a tight bore that sticks out 3/4 the length of the suppressor and it still is effective.

is it harmful to put on a silencer but not extend the inner barrel, especially with the hop up used? a friend of mine dented the silencer opening because bbs flying out werent perfectly straight

lemegacool November 22nd, 2009 13:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by StrikeFreedom (Post 1108854)
is it harmful to put on a silencer but not extend the inner barrel, especially with the hop up used? a friend of mine dented the silencer opening because bbs flying out werent perfectly straight

no, its not harmful

hop up will do nothing at that distance (6-8)" if the bb's were hitting the opening then it was because the silencer was not aligned with the barrel...

yuhaoyang November 22nd, 2009 13:48

actually if you combine a sorbo piston and cylinder head, it silences really well. At least for me.

lemegacool November 22nd, 2009 14:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by yuhaoyang (Post 1108907)
actually if you combine a sorbo piston and cylinder head, it silences really well. At least for me.

maybe lol i only tried the head pad... works but not as dramatic as a foam filled silencer

AngelusNex November 22nd, 2009 15:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by yuhaoyang (Post 1108907)
actually if you combine a sorbo piston and cylinder head, it silences really well. At least for me.

Through a suppressor on the end of that gun and your impossible to hear.


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