Do these make a noise? or are they just dummy ammunition?
508580
No noise. You can use and re-use these for drills, for training kids to handle a gun, etc. It is also useful for being able to feel the chamber-loaded indicator (if present) without putting a live round in the chamber. p.s. Since there is no explosion, you have to manually rack the slide to eject the "empty" and load the next from the magazine.
508581
Bill, no these do not make any noise. When loaded and you pull the trigger, it is the same sound as dry fire. The "primer" on these are a plastic button that has a spring behind it to absorb the strike from the firing pin. Though i don't understand all of the mechanics of it, i believe that it is better for the gun to dry fire upon a snap cap than with an empty chamber.
508582
These make zero noise...just dummy rounds. I use them for dry fire practice to prevent firing pin damage.
759783
No they are moderately loud. They buzz. I don't think they are too loud but you can still hear them.
1689617
I have them on a real AR. But not one that I would EVER use to defend my life with. These are cheap and would be better suited for air soft.
2112210
I've not used these pellets for a long time. Although from what I recall from my experience, I believe the noise level was higher if not the same as other munitions I used previously.
1424546
Yes... its probably background noise... they are not very good but do provide a small amount of improved hearing. You get what you pay for.
938276
well does it make any noise at all when you pull the trigger? It could be jammed or the battery could be faulty.
1971431
Not the same noise. It has a silencer on it just makes a small sound not like a real gun
2151056
It will make noise, but it won't spin around.. It's made for real guns...but I used mine for pellets.If you are wanting it, so you can see it move, then pass on this one.
342229
they are a jelly type pellet that are filled with water with a blue dye in them. dont worry, the gun wont fire hard enough to even get close to bursting a pellet like its suppose to.
770224
Turn them off and see if they muffle the sound. If the muffs are not fitted properly to your head, it will not suppress the gun reports. Mine work fine (like everyone else's).
1590295
They are sort of loud when they are working. however one of ours quit working first day we opened the box. I would never by this item again.
2168541
Yes, but not as loud. These are designed for a different frequency for gun range
1263310
Not sure, I've used that ammo and then bought some and I did not think it was real loud. Good luck with your gun.
610923
Hi Jobin - You know, I really don't use them much, so I really can't comment. I went back and see if they work, and they do, and there doesnt seem too much background noise. Hope that helps.
1263307
Yes. They are too light and break the sound barrier. While this may appeal to some, it throughs accuracy out the window. You need to use heavier pellets, that will take care of the problem. Also it can take a couple hundred pellets down range for the rifle to break in. A good source of information can be found at the pyramyd air web site.
670701
I don't believe there is any claim made. These are not "foolproof", and their effectiveness would be governed by correct or incorrect usage. These are primarily for sleeping - snoring of a partner, traffic, and the like, and are excellent for that use. I would not use them for gunfire, jet engines, or loud machinery. I use electronic muffs for these sounds.
1123843
No, they do not make noise. They are made out of material, not plastic like the disposable ones.