The Silencer Cookbook: .22 Rimfire Silencers
by Nolan Wilson
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Firearm sound moderators and suppressors, commoaly known as “silencers” ¢0 most people, have a certain mystique about them that can’t be described, only felt. To the person who has a rabid hatred of guns, the silencer’s mystique is similar to that of a coiled viper: fascinating in a deadly, evil sort of way. To the average shooter who knows what they are but has never used one, they conjure up visions of a foggy night on the waterfront in Istanbul, with a Soviet spy meeting his end as a CIA agent's silenced pistol meets out whispering death. To a person who is mechanically inclined but who may or may not be a shooter, silencers are fascinating from the standpoint of design and con- struction and how and why they do or don’t work.
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The Silencer Cookbook: .22 Rimfire Silencers
January 1, 1983, Desert Publications
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in English
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0879470577 9780879470579
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