I have a coyote problem.

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Originally Posted by Clint45

You can suppress a .22 LR with a plastic soda bottle, but it will throw the accuracy off and .22 LR doesn't have much pop to start with.

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Keep in mind that doing so is without proper paperwork from F-Troop is illegal manufacture and possession of an unregistered suppressor under the NFA and is a federal felony ... so if you do it, be very careful who knows about it and how you dispose of the bottle.

Someone else suggested the soda bottle. I was just advising him not to do that. "The defendant is charged with . . . possession of an unregistered soda bottle?"

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Originally Posted by colorider

Wulf,
would be great to get some super colibri from ya! Very kind offer.
Pm me what time you would like to meet and what you would like for,the ammo.
I have a clear view of my entire back yard and fence area from my bedroom. Turns out, my bed is a perfect platform for a sniper perch.

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Oh yeah, and if you can shoot from far enough inside the room and away from the window, that'll help kill the sound a lot.

Super Colibri is extremely quiet when fired from a .22 rifle with a long barrel. It is a lot louder from a handgun. FWIW

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Originally Posted by colorider

Wulf,
would be great to get some super colibri from ya! Very kind offer.
Pm me what time you would like to meet and what you would like for,the ammo.
I have a clear view of my entire back yard and fence area from my bedroom. Turns out, my bed is a perfect platform for a sniper perch.

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PM'd

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Originally Posted by anaphylaxis

Super Colibri is extremely quiet when fired from a .22 rifle with a long barrel.

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So fired though an open window from the back side of a bedroom, it should be reasonably undetectable? Awesome. Do they have enough power to take out a 'yote?

Baby bottle nipple with an X cut in it.

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Originally Posted by rondog

So fired though an open window from the back side of a bedroom, it should be reasonably undetectable? Awesome. Do they have enough power to take out a 'yote?

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From the PM I sent

If you have a 10/22 they will hand cycle pretty well from a factory mag and only make a small pop like those popits from the 4th of july. Once in a while you have one stick in the barrel of a longer barreled gun especially with lead build up present. They drop a bit so you want to get your range down.
Also, they will do serious damage so be careful. Example, there's a dent in my spagetti pot. Filled it with 6" of water and fired from a walther p22 straight down. They go thru rabbits and thru the garden hose behind it. Thru pigeons and the fence board behind them etc.

will be used in a winchester model 61. Pump action. Will be uber quiet and the gun is super accurate. Also have a 10/22. Will see which one is going to work the best.
Thanks again wulf.!!!!!

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Originally Posted by rondog

So fired though an open window from the back side of a bedroom, it should be reasonably undetectable? Awesome. Do they have enough power to take out a 'yote?

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The power is very minimal. IIRC, the ammunition is just primer and a very small piece of lead. It can be stopped by 10 manila folders placed back to back (I've checked). The main thing it's good for is a very basic indoor shooting range so you can shoot a .22 without earpro. As to it's ability to really take out anything, I have serious doubts...