Silent Hunter silencers

**krobar** · 18-05-2015, 08:37

I'm very impressed with mine. Used it on my 30-06 and a buddy used it on his 300 Weatherby Mag. That 300 kicks like a mule, but the silencer makes it manageable.

**Bra Sam** · 19-05-2015, 20:58

Good man, what about the sound? How much noise does it reduce?

**Makwassie** · 19-05-2015, 21:04

Hi,

I have one one my Howa .308. Happy as can be. Will be getting one for my .223 soon.

**Makwassie** · 19-05-2015, 21:13

Rifle next to us was .458 win mag and .375h&H

**Bra Sam** · 20-05-2015, 07:24

Thanks Makwassie, I just saw the video. It's very impressive and I'm definitely going to call Henk. Thanks

**Antlion** · 30-05-2015, 10:39

I recieved mine yesterday, this is the Huntbuddy "on steroids", slightly bigger than the regular Huntbuddy, with 2 extra chambers, but smaller than the 10 chamber model. Will give feedback once tested.

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**dsmerrills** · 30-05-2015, 10:48

Nice boet you going to love your silent hunter! My mate has one and he swear by it but I'm still not ready to cut threads in my barrels.

**Antlion** · 01-06-2015, 17:26

Thanks, still have to get the barrel threaded, will give feedback once i get it done.

**JouDoring** · 10-08-2015, 03:20

I just bought myself a standard silent hunter with the 10 baffles. Still have to get it fitted to my .270win.

In a article in the sa hunter i saw that the guys talk about a speed increase. I want to know what kind of increase can i expect, and does the extra speed mean that I am building up more pressure in the rifle chamber (don't think it should). In other words must I lighten my loads to bring the speed down again, or can i just say thanks for the extra bit of vooma.

**treeman** · 10-08-2015, 08:20

The velocity increase will be nothing of mention and no it will not affect chamber pressure. In effect you have lengthened the barrel by a tiny tiny bit.