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douglasschuckert · May 16, 2007, 08:12 PM

You will have to spend about $180.00 and have your barrel modified and a adapter made for .5x28tpi threads. I've done a LOT of looking for this particular item (as it's my next .22 purchase), and haven't been able to find anything pertaining to. (you can also contact OnlyTheBestFirearms.Com, and ask them if they have just the conversion kits w/cans available).

Doug @ SRT Arms can do the work. (www.srtarms.com)

If you want your Kadet to sound like a pellet gun you want to go with AAC's Pilot or Aviator (currently the quietest suppressor available) or Gem-tech's Outback-II.

I currently own the Pilot and Outback II cans. Both sound so close that unless you have VERY GOOD hearing and a LOT of suppressor experience, you wont be able to tell the two apart. Both are guaranteed for life, and both offer the best product for the money. Hands down the most bang (or lack thereof) for your buck!

May 16, 2007, 08:12 PM	#7
douglasschuckert Senior Member Join Date: May 4, 2007 Location: Pensacola, Florida Posts: 141	Kadet barrel.. You will have to spend about $180.00 and have your barrel modified and a adapter made for .5x28tpi threads. I've done a LOT of looking for this particular item (as it's my next .22 purchase), and haven't been able to find anything pertaining to. (you can also contact OnlyTheBestFirearms.Com, and ask them if they have just the conversion kits w/cans available). Doug @ SRT Arms can do the work. (www.srtarms.com) If you want your Kadet to sound like a pellet gun you want to go with AAC's Pilot or Aviator (currently the quietest suppressor available) or Gem-tech's Outback-II. I currently own the Pilot and Outback II cans. Both sound so close that unless you have VERY GOOD hearing and a LOT of suppressor experience, you wont be able to tell the two apart. Both are guaranteed for life, and both offer the best product for the money. Hands down the most bang (or lack thereof) for your buck!