1100Z 1100z with and without suppressor

[flyfisher]

I had ordered an received the Buck Rail suppressor for my 1100z. Now I did not think the rifle was loud with out the suppressor, but holy maceral, with the suppresser I swear that snapping my finger is louder than the rifle suppressed. That's ok because I think the rifle looks cool with the suppressor.
Bill

 

[Roamin Greco 1]

I had ordered an received the Buck Rail suppressor for my 1100z. Now I did not think the rifle was loud with out the suppressor, but holy maceral, with the suppresser I swear that snapping my finger is louder than the rifle suppressed. That's ok because I think the rifle looks cool with the suppressor.
Bill

How about a picture of your setup?

 

[flyfisher]

How about a picture of your setup?

It's nothing real special. The Buck Rail suppressor and a Hammers brand 4-12x40 scope

 

[Beanflip]

The skinny tapered model is a subtle look.

 

[Pumacarl]

It looks good. Your guns are Gen 1, shorter barrel, so they are going to bark a little more and a real moderator, of any type, is going to help a lot. Once you get used to quiet, there is no going back. It's fun and zen at the same time!

 

[Farmplinker2]

Except for revolvers, threaded/can get an adapter is critical for buying decisions for me now.

 

[PapaT]

I had ordered an received the Buck Rail suppressor for my 1100z. Now I did not think the rifle was loud with out the suppressor, but holy maceral, with the suppresser I swear that snapping my finger is louder than the rifle suppressed. That's ok because I think the rifle looks cool with the suppressor.
Bill

Congratulations, and looks fantastic. This was me when I put moderator on my 3622. Now I don't like to shoot it without the moderator.

 

[flyfisher]

The .22 version of the 1100z was delivered the other day but have not done anything with it yet except for ordering a BR suppressor for it. I'm in the last stages of finding psi sweet spot and the best pellets. I may take a break from the .177 later today and at least get the basics setup for the .22