CCI "quiet ones"

[charlie hotel lima]

Good luck with 15/22..like most, I've only used them in a 1022, dedicated to that round, for squirrels. It has quite a trajectory, so sighting in at a known (for sure) distance was a must..Good luck. I like the segmented ones, pretty tuff on the critters.

 

[atljetmech]

Sorry can't help with advice but I'm digging the CCI Quiet's too.
I shoot them non suppressed out of my Marlin 39A and Ruger 77/22 and they are pellet gun quiet! Them hitting the plates is louder than firing.
Let us know if you figure out a cheap way to get them to cycle the 10/22.

 

[Apollo]

Try cutting a couple coils off the recoil springs, radius and polish the bolt where needed, lighten hammer spring..could go as far as milling some weight off the bolt itself...

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[Blue bio balls]

That sounds like some great advice, I'm gonna take a picture later of the bolt and maybe you can direct me in the areas to polish

 

[jeep78]

https://volquartsen.com/inventory_configurations/1083

This is made to do what you want

for the 10/22 guys, not OP

 

[hamburglar3]

Best bet would be to pick up an ol' pump .22. No feed issues, nice magazine capacity, and quiet as the day is long with that ammo. Possibly more accurate, too.

^^
Fast follow up. I use the quiet shorts so i can get 21 rounds in the tube

 

[BillsCamino]

Would love to try .22 Quiets out of a Henry

 

[Apollo]

Would love to try .22 Quiets out of a Henry

Super colibra out a Henry. I could sit on the back porch and do it all day long. I think a daisy bb gun is louder

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