Additional information
| Weight | 0.08125 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.5 × 1.25 × 1 in |
| Weight | 0.08125 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5.7 × 1.1 × 1.1 in |
| Options | Tapered 1.06in |
| Caliber | .177/.22 |
Daisy 880 and 901 Suppressor Kit
From: $17.00
Daisy 880 and 901 Suppressor Kit
- Designed and 3D Printed in ABS in the US by a veteran/family-owned business
- Adapter designed exclusively for the Daisy Powerline 880. Also works with 901
- Easy install. Doesn’t require any modification to the stock airgun
- FREE SHIPPING to anywhere in the US. Ships same or next business day via USPS
****PLEASE READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW!****
This kit includes a threaded clamping adapter, suppressor, and thread protector. The adapter was designed exclusively for the Daisy Powerline 880 and 901. It has been reported to work with the Winchester 1977XS as well. The adapter doesn’t require any modifications to the airgun. It just slides onto the barrel shroud and clamps on with two stainless steel socket cap screws and nuts. It uses the same threaded suppressor and thread protector as our Crosman 1077, M4-177, and 13XX kits. The suppressor includes 7 cone-shaped internal baffles. If you’d like to shoot without the suppressor you can install the faux stripper as a thread protector.
To install:
- Ensure adapter socket cap screws are loosened
- Slide adapter onto barrel shroud while aligning slot with front sight post until bottomed out
- Use a 2.5mm hex key(not included) to tighten the cap screws on the adapter
- Thread on the silencer or thread protector as desired
PLEASE NOTE: I used to make the suppressor with a larger opening than necessary to avoid any clipping issues, but have decided to tighten it up for maximum report suppression. This will increase the likelihood of pellet clipping. If the accuracy of your airgun is affected you may need to drill out your suppressor little by little until the accuracy is no longer affected. If you are not comfortable with this please do not purchase. But it’s not that bad. The drill bit will self-align using the baffles like a pilot hole. Make sure you remove the suppressor from the airgun before you drill it out.
After 4 shots ( KrAcK!!! KrAcK!!! KrAcK!!! KrAcK!!!) ??? (－‸ ლ)
Back inside the house to order this item from Buck Rail. (O_O)
EZ install...Proper Fit/Alignment...Accuracy as good as or better than W/O it. (^_^)
Barring any accidental damage I do to it like whacking it on the door frame on my way out to my shooting location? (O_o)
It'll outlast the 880 itself just like the Buck Rail Suppressor on the old 760 Pumpmaster. ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ
Note- I sorely missed the simplicity and convenience/cost of shooting BBs out of the 760. Ordered a Daisy Model 35 from Amazon plus this same suppression kit from Buck Rail on the same day. Both arrived on a Friday... \(^_^)/
FYI- The smoothbore Model 35 allows shooting 3 BBs at once like a shotgun, just like on the old 760. This suppressor itself has the ID for a 22 caliber so no worries about destroying it by using the Model 35 this-a-way. (ʘ‿ʘ)
Thx Buck Rail/Terry! (´◡`)
The suppressor and adapter work well and look good.
In my opinion, the suppressor and adapter are a very good value for the money.
The first thing that caught my eye is that this is a well made product. The barrel adapter fit like a glove, went on easy enough, and doesn't need much torque on the clamping screws. From my experience with rimfire barrel tuners, the adapter stays on with only around 5 in/lb. I used a little bit of light grease on the threads of the moderator and adapter, very sparingly. The moderator screws on easily enough, but is not loose. With the bolt open (empty barrel, safety on) I used a bright light at the breech to check the alignment. All seemed well.
I test fired my rifle with and without the moderator, and at 3/5/7/10 pumps. I also tested 7gr/8gr/10gr pellets. Before testing I was expecting a slight sound reduction at best. WOW, was I surprised by how much the muzzle noise was attenuated. This thing really works! Without the moderator the rifle has a loud crack at 10 pumps with the 8gr pellets. With the moderator on the crack was subdued to a mild pop. Shooting in the garage at 3 pumps I barely hear the muzzle pffft, mainly hearing the trigger mechanism and the 'clang' when the pellets hit the steel trap. I already have over 100 pellets through the moderator. Yeah, it's that much fun. Time flies when you're having fun!
The only regret I have is that I waited so long to get it. The moderator is well built and looks like it will last a long time, provided it's not abused. It's not expensive, so no excuses for not getting one. I really, really recommend the Buck-Rail Daisy 880 / 901 kit. Get one - You'll love it!
Slipped onto my new 880 almost perfectly without tightening or loosening clamp screws. After cleaning up the male and female threads the adapter and silencer screwed together 4-5 threads deep. Shot about 25 pellets with report really quieted down! Love it. But it started slipping off barrel each shot. NOT a biggy, resolved by lightly roughing up much too slick paint on barrel’s shroud, only the 1st inch along with inside of clamp’s surface. Remounted adapter and slightly tightened clamp screws, just barely beyond free spin torque Maybe 1/8 to 1/4 turn. Ran another 50 pellets at 7 to 10 pumps of the lever. Problem solved!!
Now I won’t upset nosey neighbors when I’m having fun harassing crows and squirrels invading my backyard. They’re learning it’s not such a good idea anymore. Heehee. Both species are giving us a wide berth.
Thanks Buck Rail for a quality add on which functions as advertised with very little fuss! Pellets and BBs move freely through it!!
Discovered by accident but now a loyal costumer for life!!!
The product arrived in a few days. It installed very easily and made significant difference in noise level. My neighbors are close and this made it backyard friendy. Looks good too.
The Buck Rail Daisy 880 Power Line Moderator/ Suppressor works as advertised. Shipping was extremely fast. I also heard from an Airgun YouTube ( Oh Shoot) channel content creator that Buck Rail Is owned & operated by an Air Force Veteran which makes me want to patronize this company even more!
If you have any issues with your purchase, contact them, and they will be glad to help you.
If you have any issue just contact them and they'll make it right, just as it should be! Thanks BuckRail!!!
Five stars all the way!!
Buck-rail guys are top notch and I have told everyone I know about this kit. Happy hunting.
Pretty amazing performance to cost ratio.
If you own an 880 you need this.
Shoot whenever you want and no one will mind.
Really takes the “crack” out of the guns report.
It only Takes 30 seconds to install.
This man really knows his stuff and gives excellent service.
Buy with confidence and if you have any problems just shoot him an email and he’ll get back to you lickety-split.
I’m gonna buy some 1322 goodies next.
Thanks
Crosman 400 ! (.562 barrel) Now I need a scope mount .......
First class again Terry !
Enter the Buck Rail Daisy 880 suppressor. Installed in seconds, it reduced the noise, at nine pumps, to no more than a loud "CLICK!" which the dog didn't bark at no matter how many pellets I fired. Works just as promised. Delivery was fast and FREE, and I see no reason to have to take off the suppressor, except perhaps to run a soft brush through the Daisy's steel barrel.
Q: Should the suppressor's barrel ever be cleaned, and how?
Buy this suppressor. Made by vet and family, help support small businesses, and made in America! 🇺🇸
Surprising how much quieter is makes the 880.
If you have an 880, this is the must have mod to buy.
You will not be disappointed.
I live in an area where I need an air rifle for pest control, but I don't want to alert my neighbors when shooting at pests. This suppressor does the trick very well, and it looks awesome on the rifle. Great product at a reasonable price.
I have not noticed any chipping in the internal part of suppressor. Overall a nice kit for the 880 pellet rifle. Thanks.
Definitely makes the gun a lot more quiet and looks cool while testing indoors. The mock brake "thread protector" is cool...but personally id prefer just a smooth cap to minimize length. My suppressor screwed on to the adapter clean and smooth, but as i spun it down the threads i noticed it was crooked. Not cross threaded...but manufactured crooked. Looking down the barrel it is definitely skewed. I knew i might have to drill out the baffles a bit as indicated on the website...i assumed a millimeter or 2...but for how crooked it is it will probably need 5-10mm to correct. Did some test shots at about 12 yards and wasnt even hitting a 12x12 paper. Combine that with the adapter not seated completely and me bumping the mounted suppressor...i managed to crack the adapter on 1 side. Still mounts secure and tight though.
I love the idea and look of this product. But unfortunately it didnt work out for me. I guess with the nature of 3d printing and the long tubular design with complex inner baffles and tight tolerances it isnt easy to execute. Maybe ill get bored one day and try to drill it out to correct it... probably loosing much of the suppressing factor and being left with an aesthetic piece...but for now its coming off my 880 and getting thrown into the closet.
RWS 6.9 gr. hollow points blew clean thru a 2" steel soup can. (8 pumps) @35'.
-Terry
I plan for my M-Rod too. will see later
I was so impressed, came back to this site and bought the last one in stock for my boy’s bday present.
GEB in Texas
I've tested this on both my Daisy 880 and my 901. It fits both just fine. I've not tried it on my Powerline 35, but I'm *guessing* that it will fit that rifle too since they all three use the same sight insert and barrel configuration. Another plus for this suppressor's design.
Another win for Terry and Buck-Rail!