121 db reading w/suppressor & subsonic loads

[Pitt300]

I was at the Silencer shoot yesterday in Longview, Texas & John Titsworth from Silencer Research was there w/his meter along w/Al Paulson.
We were shooting pretty fast & I did not see all of the readings & it wasn't totally scientific as we took NO readings w/o suppressors to see what the total reduction was.
John will be posting the results on his web site in the near future.
I was shooting 220g SMKs @ about 1020fps w/an AAC 7.62SD & I think most of the readings were around 121 db.
THAT'S quiet & they all cycled fine as I fired as quickly as John could reset his meter.

[Cornholio]

What was your powder and charge weight?

[Pitt300]

Sorry that I didn't include.
Win .223 Brass
220g SMK
VV N-110 9.4g
WSR primer
COAL 2.140

[Cornholio]

That's impressive performance! Now, how about details on the gun, including bbl length? :)

[Pitt300]

DPMS Lower w/Bill Springfield trigger
M1S 16" upper w/gas port in carbine position
AAC Phantom FH w/AAC 7.62SD can
Nikon Optics
MagPul mags

[Artful]

Super - Sorry I couldn't get over there, did you take any pictures?

[Pitt300]

All photos/videos that I've seen were on the Full Auto line.

[Cornholio]

That is really quiet, especially with such a powerful subsonic load! Do you know if there was any FRP?

[Pitt300]

John Titsworth will be posting all the results later on his web site.
There were a LOT of cans there on different hosts.
I fired 3 supersonic rounds before the 10 subsonics but I did not see all of the results so the frp will be reflected in the 1st supersonic round when he posts it.

[pug]

That is quiet and N110 is good stuff. Sounds like a fun gathering. I dug out the list of sound signatures that Paulson had compiled and 121db is right there between 5 - 10 pumps on a Crosman air pistol .