how do i make a home made silencer for my air rifle?
81688
Stick a 2 liter soda bottle on the end, I saw this in a movie once - It's called a poor man's silencer
598571
i use CB caps for what you are doing.  it's a regular long rifle case with just primer and a smaller bullet.  CCI makes them, and i bought a brick from cabelas.  it shoots a 20 grain bullet at about 900 fps, no noise either.  i can hear the hammer fall.
592503
post for one at\n\nhttp://gunsamerica.com
981359
This will be simple for You. Break the Gun Down. Make sure You put each set of Parts in a Different area so You wont get them Mixed up. Once you have the Firing Mechanism out put the New Pin inside the spring. Clean and oil the parts with WD-40 and use this sparingly. You only want a thin coat of oil on the Workings. assemble and oil the outside of the Rifle. I'm home on weekends and will walk You through this as Need Be. I own one Myself.
933966
+ It is pretty simple,\nTake out the Magazine (either kind Drum or Stick)\nHold So bullets will face forward and slide them in one by one all facing forward. Just press each one down and it clicks in around the edge. Most are Thompson 45 Cal Semi's. You might find a collector edition single, or a played with auto (but that would only get you into more trouble) \nYou know that now that you have asked, If something bad happens you will be found.\nGood luck (Hope you are a planing on being a re-en-actor or something and only using blanks. If so you will need to alter the muzzle so that the blow back is strong enough to push the bolt back)
278492
From an online Pipe company. Here is one that might be useful!. Good luck!
29616
Using a material such as Marinetex or epoxy to fill the gaps between barrel and stock. Generally the barrel is sprayed with release agent (parafin based?) and then the stock material is hogged out on the inside. Then some sort of epoxy is put into the hollow of the stock and the barreled action is reattached and torqued. A day later, the barreled action is removed again and the epoxy is cleaned up.\n\nVariants of this include bedding the action and leaving the barrel free-floating, which makes the action more repeatable without affecting the barrel; and pillar bedding, where steel pillars are permanently fastened to the stock to make positive contact with the barrel.\n\nSo why is this done? Basically, the less an action - or a barrel - moves from shot to shot, the more repeatable the rifle is. Your groups become smaller, and your misses become by much less. I shoot at clay pigeons at 700 yards from time to time, and without a bedded action I'd be off enough from shot to shot that I may never hit the target. Bed the rifle and I can hit it..sometimes :-)
457193
Here is the one I recently made:\n\nTake a transparency sheet and take ear buds (used for over head projectors)- lots of them. Dip the top of cotton part, of a bunch of ear buds, in glue and place them vertically on the transparent sheet. Go on doing this to make a square tightly filled with ear buds.  Note: you will have to give support to the ear buds until they are glued completely. \n\nNow you can apply the glue on the other side of ear buds and place another transparent sheet. Paint the central region of the ear bud-sticks with black colour. If required, cover the sides. It now looks like a square piece taken from a region in the plasma membrane.\n\nThe cotton ends now look like the hydrophobic layers on either end while the central region looks like the hydrophilic ends of phospholipids. If you want to elaborate, you can include proteins in the bilayer! You can use colour papers, ribbons etc (you can stiffen them by dipping in some glue and drying in the shape you want; I have also seen hair-bands available that form specific ion-channel like structures. Goodluck!
1000922
You can use a kit for a .22 cal rifle without any problems.  Though I seriously doubt your airgun rifle would ever need to be cleaned, any debris inside there would be blown out when you fire it.\n\nBut if you feel the need just buy a .22 rifle cleaning kit and follow the instructions that come with it, they cost about $10 at wal-mart.  Don't forget to oil it after cleaning :)  and avoid getting any solvent on plastic parts because it could damage the air compression valves potentially breaking or damaging your rifle.
456386
To date, I know of no firm making a shotgun silencer, or if one can be made.
877624
Remove the "but cap" and trim back the handle to expose the blank and cut it with a hack saw or fine tooth saw so as not to crack the blank. You can go to WWW.mudhole.com they sell fishing rod blanks and stuff to make and build rod
117171
They are legal to own and use! You have to purchase a silencer  from a class III licensed dealer, pay the $200 tax to the BATF to transfer it into your name and abide by all of the laws and regualtions that pertain to a NFA item such as this.  Thats the condensed version, but you sure can.
120567
http://www.barrettrifles.com/\nThey make great 50 cal guns.
684332
If you go to a place that sells hunting/shooting supplies, you can get earplugs that go inside the ears.  They are designed for use while shooting (which can be quite loud!) so they should filter out a lot of noise.
219012
Try Dixie gunworks http://www.dixiegunworks.com/default.php?cPath=22_92
758842
I have read that while the 50 BMG silencers reduce noise by over 30 decibels, none of the ones on the market today actually make them safe to shoot without damaging your hearing.  They also are less effective at reducing recoil than a muzzle brake.\n\nI own and shoot the 510 whisper on my TC Encore.  It uses the 50 BMG bullet seated in a 338 lapua case cut down to 1.885", and uses about 30 grains of pistol powder to move the bullet at about 1050 feet per second.  The rifle sounds like a car door slamming when suppressed.\n\nThe downside is that any bullet moving at 1000 fps is dropping rather fast when it passes 200 yards.  This means you must be able to estimate range to the target very accurattely to ensure a hit as the trajectory is very steep
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I have found for my gun which is a mossberg 500 slugster that rifled federals work the best.  I have had problems with winchesters. they jammed up my gun.  Don't use sabots unless you have a rifled barrel