Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Designed to add elegance and beauty while greatly reducing the muzzle noise on an airgun. These units are machined using advanced cnc machines to give a unique look and tight tolerances for superior quality.<br /><br />The mounting end cap has a standard airgun 1/2" UNF female thread.<br /><br /><b>Please Note:</b> These units are designed and intended for …

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

The 0dB Magnum .30 is designed for larger air volume suppression to accomodate the high power .30 caliber airguns. These units are machined using advanced cnc machines to give a unique look and tight tolerances for superior quality. <br /><br />The mounting end cap has a 20mm thread with a built in adapter to the standard airgun 1/2" UNF female ...

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.

Air Rifles. All air rifles operate on the same principle: pressurized gas (usually air, but sometimes CO2) is introduced into the barrel behind a projectile, and the pressurized gas drives the pellet, slug or BB down the barrel and out the airgun muzzle.