my version of sixes muffler 1st test

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my version of sixes muffler 1st test

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so, in trying to be a good neighbor, i built a version of sixes muffler.
not as quiet as i thought, but still in development stage.

used old seat covers and dog blankets for insulation [ need to get some pink stuff].
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a little loose in the barrel, maybe?
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view down the chute.
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the new toy that tested it out.
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You're a gentleman for trying.....
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I'd keep the hole about six inches in diameter - big enough to see through a scope or whatever.

Remember your 'peripheral' vision is reduced, so a dog or kid running into the danger zone would not be as visible as without the 'muffler'.
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AJMD429 wrote:I'd keep the hole about six inches in diameter - big enough to see through a scope or whatever.

Remember your 'peripheral' vision is reduced, so a dog or kid running into the danger zone would not be as visible as without the 'muffler'.
the "in" end is @ 16" , the "out" @ 9" , i could shrink them some but not much.

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Someone on the neighbors thread mentioned using tires. I have enough I may try that, if I can drill a hole in the bottom so they won't hold water....Mosquitos are bad enough!
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Pokey, I have a couple rolls of "Pink Stuff" you can have for the taking. Chuck :wink:
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vancelw wrote:Someone on the neighbors thread mentioned using tires.
Indeed, some unhelpful dude - right?
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BrentD wrote:
vancelw wrote:Someone on the neighbors thread mentioned using tires.
Indeed, some unhelpful dude - right?
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Chuck 100 yd wrote:Pokey, I have a couple rolls of "Pink Stuff" you can have for the taking. Chuck :wink:
cool, send em home w/dev. tues.?
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BrentD wrote:
vancelw wrote:Someone on the neighbors thread mentioned using tires.
Indeed, some unhelpful dude - right?
Umm, no. it was Centennial.

I think you have a complex BrentD. I never said you were unhelpful, I just said you tend to respond without reading the thread. Just because you are inadequate at home, doesn't mean there is no hope for you here. Take a deep breath, give yourself time to grow up.

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Good dodge. Keep workin' it.
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Pokey, Will do.
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I remember a friend telling me about someone he knew that built a long table and stacked up tires to shoot through. I believe it was about 20ft long, supposed to have worked pretty good, even with high powered rifles.
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A row of old tires does work well. A friend in Iowa had a set up like that many years ago. He only used it to test guns for function out behind his gunsmith shop. His shop was in his garage and right in town with neighbors a few feet away. It muffled the noise to a level people could live with.
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Ladies & gents,

Watch this Remington Factory video, and skip ahead to the 23:00 point:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee5Wn7KlFoc

...where you will see this "tire silencer":
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Interesting video. After the short tire sequence, you might notice that the shooters in a test of semi-auto, pump and bolt guns are wearing no hearing protection, and at least one is shooting a 7 mag I believe. My ears hurt just watching.
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