They make this stuff called "Dynamat" for car audio people that you can stick to surfaces to deaden noise. More expensive than a rubber mat on the outside, but more effective too.
Lowering the noise
I am shooting my 10/22 into a target mounted on a steel trap designed for .22 ammo. Besides the shot itself, the trap makes an infernall sound when hit with a bullet.
How would I go about minimising the noise? Would it help if I glue some kind of material outside the steel trap to absorb sound and vibrations? Any other ways to reduce sound?
Would 10/22 cycle properly with subsonic ammo? If not, what is the quietest ammo I could use?
V.
How would I go about minimising the noise? Would it help if I glue some kind of material outside the steel trap to absorb sound and vibrations? Any other ways to reduce sound?
Would 10/22 cycle properly with subsonic ammo? If not, what is the quietest ammo I could use?
V.
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