Full metal silencer for attaching to the front of the AEG 14mm clockwise and counter-clockwise threads . Nicely weighted and feels very sturdy like the real thing! Length = 200mm , Diameter = 35mm. Extra no thread cap included.
“Removed the inner tube and replaced it with an old AEG spring. Sounds great now. My inner barrel is a bit long so it didn't silence it as much as I would have like, but that's to be expected. Great buy!”
“Bought this for my Wolverine Reaper build and it's worth every penny. The suppressor installed in a matter of seconds and it is very light for its size. When I used my Reaper at an event, the noise level was comparable to a Polarstar firing beside me. Needless to say I had a lot of fun with this attached to my replica.”
“When I received the suppressor I thought I was getting a suppressor that was foam filled and with per drilled holes that was ready to be used but I just received a cylinder surrounded in foam. To actually get a working suppressor I had to take the thing apart and drill the holes myself. I don't recommend getting this product unless you want to do some drilling. The only good thing I can say about this product is that it is sturdy and wont brake if you drop it.”
Zach,
We attempted to reach you via email, but haven't heard a response. We wanted to make sure that you received the information in response to your review. Please read below. I have copied the original email for your reference.
Zach,
I hope you are having a great week so far!
We had seen that you left a review about the Deep Fire Mock Suppressor that you purchased. I wanted to shoot you an email so that you could be aware that the metal piece you drilled is actually meant to be removed and discarded if you want to utilize the foam.
The Deep Fire mock suppressors come with the metal tubes in them during shipping from the factory and we aren't sure why.
Other mock suppressors come without these tubes in them and it's just stacked foam. So long story short, this tube included with the Deep Fire Suppressor is simply meant to be removed so you can utilize the foam. 8) Removing this tube completely will allow the sound to traverse better and get trapped in the foam vs drilling the tube.
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news that you went through a little more work than you should have, but figured this would be better for you to know so that you can remove the tube you drilled and use the mock suppressor like it's intended. They work really well that way. 8)
Please let me know if you have any questions when you receive this.
Thanks!
