Sir Martin Rifle Silencer
recently you inquired for information about a silencer for your 22 caliber rifle that will need no drilling.
if still interested i can show you how you can shoot your 22 caliber rifle with little or no noise and with out altering your rifle
let me know wallie
if still interested i can show you how you can shoot your 22 caliber rifle with little or no noise and with out altering your rifle
let me know wallie
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Hello Wallie, i am interested in the information that you have to offer. please share it to me either on this forum, or email me at dtownsk8alliance@comcast.net
Thanks,
Martin Janczak0 -
Hi Martin, will be posting your info. going through A.L.G.A. clearance wallie 0 -
ok cool wallie, just out of curiosity, what's A.L.G.A??
Martin Janczak0 -
Martin, Alga is my wife and I don't do anything with out her permission.
posting ETA 10 min. wallie0 -
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is that the whole article?
Martin0 -
I thought it was an interesting article.... do you have a pool [:D] 0 -
haha yea i do have a pool, i wonder what kind of balistics you can get underwater[8D][;)] 0 -
[:D] i am glad you thought it was funny, i liked it too . thanks for your interest wallie [:)] 0 -
Actually, I believe this information to be false.
I've been told that if you fire a gun underwater the increased sound conductivity of the water (compared to air) will actually make the gunshot sound several times louder than had the identical shot been fired in the air.
With a .22 you could probably get away with this, but I wouldn't try it with any bigger caliber unless silenced, which sort of defeats the purpose of this exercise.
Actually I wouldnt try this stunt at all since it seems like a good way to blow your gun up and get killed.
If anyone has actually tried this, or seen it done, I'd love to hear about it. I know the Navy SEALS have a modified pistol that they shoot underwater, and that Glocks have been modified to shoot underwater by porting the firing pin to lower the water resistance, but again, I dont know how these sound or what steps (if any) need to be taken to prevent the gun or the firer's eardrums from blowing up.0
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