Testing the Brocock Sniper HR at 50 Yards and the Zero DB Airgun Suppressor

When you are trying to get the best accuracy everything matters. Today we’ll take a look at three options for the Brocock Bantam Sniper HR .25 Caliber. First we’ll test the factory barrel nut. Then we’ll move on to the muzzle break and the new Zero DB Suppressor (muzzle break) and see if any of them show a marked difference on paper at 50 yards. When you want to get the most out of your airgun, you need to know what will deliver. That’s what this series is all about.
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[@SuperBenjamin1965]

I have the wildcat three in 30 on the way in a few days the compact I might’ve got this one the bigger tank and I hear it’s just as good at 100 yards with more shot count but the caliber is down to 25 I guess Like to hit the Game I hunt I’m satisfied if I do get another one which I will down the road it will be the 22 magnum in the sniper version primarily for lower size game like squirrel and crow It will be my third PCP my other is AEA HP SS in 25 my first pcp Great review

[@michaelbattin6717]

the sound did't seem to change

[@Ruata_Hmar]

How can I know the sound zero Db?

[@joekelly9369]

Again single shot tray .. mine has magazine problems too , its a joke after spending £1200 .. my hw100 is fantastic .. i made a big mistake with this thing

[@williamwallace4189]

I seen this yesterday.

[@douglashall9390]

No difference what so ever sort the hammer noise out out brocock ,sort the magazines aswell

[@joekelly9369]

Why dont they show magazine shots ??? Because the accuracy is shite and they dont want to show it ,, sort the mags out brocock

[@sherbs58]

Three groups with moderator why not the same for the others? So in all no conclusion!

[@crypto_creep8222]

0db silencers are really not for high power air rifles, they work but any thing over 45 foot pounds and there just not great

[@Joe-mr1wn]

I have the 0db 110C on my .25 XR Sniper Magnum. At 55 ft/lbs the action is louder than the actually report of the shot.

[@tomhawk375]

Hahaha

[@birovsky83]

I do not understand how could yOU have any fun or satisfaction of a shutting . this shut be a simple air rifle and you by your skill and and experience will able hit that target. //// but a rifle you using is like from ,,star wars,,. Why you doing that funny thing? If you take a classic a simple firearm you will no able hit an elephant🐘

[@daddywaddy8781]

0db silencer has no customer service number or email, i had mine with a pellet clipped and couldn’t find any help from them, go to donnyfl for any suppressor needs.

[@ravenshield7823]

Was it caused by a double feed? I just ordered one, but I upsized 1 caliber, . 25 for my .22 just in case. People say there is really no discernable sound difference for upsizing.

[@daddywaddy8781]

@@ravenshield7823 im not really sure what happened, maybe it was a double feed, i have the .22 cal rifle but got a .30 cal suppressor and still got clipped.

[@ravenshield7823]

@@daddywaddy8781 Just curious because the new Daystate mags are sort of, self wound coil sprung and you could feed all the pellets in if you wanted, but I knew I double fed and unscrewed the moderator because I read that could cause a real problem in the baffles. I fired the shot and they both hit the target a 40 yards exactly 3 inches from POA, one was 3 inches low and other 3 inches left. I was actually really surprised. I was also expecting to be fouled up a bit from the 2nd pellet riding up the 1st pellets skirt but it was totally fine. I looked into your claim that there is no number and you are correct, I guess that would be nice to know if it was purchased off of Ebay or something. I ordered mine from Airguns of Arizona so if I have a problem I will talk to them. There are only a few dealers listed on their website but any of the the dealers should be able to help you. I'd be curious to know how you make out.