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In Reply to: Silencer won't work posted by c98sniper on May 27, 2003 at 23:02:21:

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Posted by:
moosecustome
on May 28, 2003 at 11:06:56

first it is againts the law
primarly because it can be retro fitted to a firearm
second go buy a aftermarket "quiet" barrel there are about 6 I can think of off hand
third once you get a "quiet" barrel you will notice that there is still a lot of marker noise especially with co2 you will need to convert to compressed air which will be the quietest thing you can do to your marker

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its just for fun anyway c98sniper 18:28:25 05/29/03 (1)

Re: silencer site Jack_Renter 01:14:23 05/30/03 (0)

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: first it is againts the law : primarly because it can be retro fitted to a firearm : second go buy a aftermarket "quiet" barrel there are about 6 I can think of off hand : third once you get a "quiet" barrel you will notice that there is still a lot of marker noise especially with co2 you will need to convert to compressed air which will be the quietest thing you can do to your marker

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