Air Arms...best moderator

[Fidgety 8]

Looking for opinions on the quietest moderators (make and model) for air arms s410 carbine.

[jonnyboi 0]

I'm currently using the air arms one on my s410 carbine, which is pretty quite to be fair

 

hope this helps

[SEAN3513 7]

not sure what thread the air arms has ?????

 

logun ags...........and the weihrauch silencer...........are mega quiet.

 

i use the logun ags.........youd swear there was no air in the gun when fired !!!!

 

good luck mate

 

sean

[perlin 0]

Air arms are good but Weihrauch is better .................

[Grim Reaper 1]

To Perlin: I agree with what you say about the Weihrauch mod - they are better than the AA ones (which in themselves are good enough, it has to be said).

 

 

To Sean: As a rule, the Air Arms don't have threaded barrels, but you can get the adaptors that you bond to the barrel and they in turn have the required thread on thier end.

 

All the best,

Grim

[SEAN3513 7]

To Perlin: I agree with what you say about the Weihrauch mod - they are better than the AA ones (which in themselves are good enough, it has to be said).

 

 

To Sean: As a rule, the Air Arms don't have threaded barrels, but you can get the adaptors that you bond to the barrel and they in turn have the required thread on thier end.

 

All the best,

Grim

 

thanks for that grim..............top man

 

cheers

 

sean

[Fidgety 8]

Thanks chaps. My air arms one is noisy. Had a friend round with a Logun, and it was as if there was no air in the gun, as Sean said. However, the silencer was unknown make (probably logun)

Just after your valid opinions.

Edited June 13, 2008 by Fidgety

[Grim Reaper 1]

 

 

To Sean: As a rule, the Air Arms don't have threaded barrels, but you can get the adaptors that you bond to the barrel and they in turn have the required thread on thier end.

 

All the best,

Grim

 

thanks for that grim..............top man

 

cheers

 

sean

 

No worries whatsoever mate - anytime.

 

If we all help each other out with the bits and pieces of trivia that each of us know, our hunting lives will become so much easier for all concerned - there is after all, a wide knowledge/experience base here, and its rich for the picking, innit!? LOL

 

Regards,

Grim

[SEAN3513 7]

 

 

To Sean: As a rule, the Air Arms don't have threaded barrels, but you can get the adaptors that you bond to the barrel and they in turn have the required thread on thier end.

 

All the best,

Grim

 

thanks for that grim..............top man

 

cheers

 

sean

 

No worries whatsoever mate - anytime.

 

If we all help each other out with the bits and pieces of trivia that each of us know, our hunting lives will become so much easier for all concerned - there is after all, a wide knowledge/experience base here, and its rich for the picking, innit!? LOL

 

Regards,

Grim

 

 

here,here

[Sigmund Fraud 0]

I'm thinking about getting on for my SMK; I believe the use the same kind of locking grip as scopes, to hold it on to the barrel. No threading on the actual barrel.

[SEAN3513 7]

I'm thinking about getting on for my SMK; I believe the use the same kind of locking grip as scopes, to hold it on to the barrel. No threading on the actual barrel.

 

you'll need the slip on type..................held in place with a grub screw

 

cheers

 

sean

[Sigmund Fraud 0]

That's what I thought Sean. SMK do a model for my gun (SMK 19-18). Considering there is no model that has threaded barrel, and a the top of the suppressors category it says "allen key fixing", I'd assume it's a grub screw system.

 

SMK Supressor for 19-18

[SEAN3513 7]

it certainly is.........you'll need one for the type of quarry your going for!!

 

regards

 

sean

[Coney 3]

To Perlin: I agree with what you say about the Weihrauch mod - they are better than the AA ones (which in themselves are good enough, it has to be said).

 

 

To Sean: As a rule, the Air Arms don't have threaded barrels, but you can get the adaptors that you bond to the barrel and they in turn have the required thread on thier end.

 

All the best,

Grim

 

 

Got to agree with Grim on this one.

[mattydski 560]

Hi, just confirming that the Airarms s400 does have grub screw fitting moderator. Mine is excellent, easy to fit and not expensive. Just remove the muzzel brake and slip on.

If you check out the Pinned section under Firearms and shotguns forum, My post in the 'show us your rifle section' has a picture of the Airarms MOD fitted to the s400.

If you want a closer picture let me know.

One moderator my local gun shop hinted was better than the AA, was the logan. I have no experience of it, but they think it is even more effective. It wasn't in stock when I bought mine, and I couldn't be bothered to wait. But i am not dissapointed.

Matt