So, it's OK for shooting police silhouettes at 25yds (2-3" groups), but I wouldn't try it on small varmints. Those kits have too much leade and the barrel dimensions aren't good for. I have that CMMG kit, and it was $200 (not cheaper than just buying a.
If the windows are closed, then people inside the house can't even hear it.Ī rimfire adapter for an AR15 would work well for what you are doing. 22lr to shoot gophers, skunks, racoons, crows, etc. I use one with CCI "Standard Velocity" (subsonic). Go spend $200 on a Ruger American Rimfire. I'll agree with the sentiment of others that everyone should own at least one. Still well below the sound barrier, but more powerful than the Super Colibri ammo I mentioned. 22 cal pellet rifle, which can push a heavier pellet up to around 800 fps. 177 caliber stuff can push pellets over 1200 fps, and they are as loud as a. You can get a fairly powerful air gun that can do some serious damage to small critters. The other option would be to get an actual air rifle. Maybe a bigger thing if dealing with the neighbor's annoying pet cat (not that I would suggest such things). Granted, it fell out dead 60 seconds later. It does a number on chipmunks, but I shot a squirrel with it just behind the shoulder and the thing took off up a tree. It wont cycle a semi-auto, but it literally sounds like shooting a pellet gun. It's a 20 grain bullet with extra priming compound and no powder. But I have used Aguila Super Colibri () through a. 223, but I haven't ever tried shooting it without a suppressor so I can't comment on what that sounds like. I've done the Trailboss subsonic thing with. There are a few different brands / versions out there. While it makes for an inexpensive training setup for your rifle, it also does well for small game hunting or critter removal. A rimfire adapter for an AR15 would work well for what you are doing.
No silencer in play, noise level through reduced load only.Ģ) not Hollywood quiet but neighbors within 100 yards to either side of the property.ģ) KAC SR15 and Troy A4 "other".