Tired of critters making a snack out of your crops? Irritated at rodents and pests that drops by your trash bin for a midnight snack? Terrified of having wild animals assault your pets in your own backyard? Exasperated from people who think that you’re a madman or cruel human being for trying to blast them away with a noisy firearm? Then it’s time to switch your noisy firearm for a quiet pellet gun.

When asking around on how to make my pellet gun quiet, I found out two things. One, noise suppressors or silencers are considered illegal therefore rather spending time in jail for exterminating pests; I opt for the second option. I found out among pellet gun experts and enthusiasts, that when it comes to quiet pellet guns, I need to check out the Gamo Whisper.

The producers of the quiet pellet gun claims that the Whisper’s noise suppressor lessens the sound by about 50%. The reason for this is the integral, baffle-style suppressor located at the muzzle. The result is that it gives the Whisper a lessened different sound rather than the usual cackle that is common among pellet guns.

The Whisper also showcases an 18″ barrel, manual sights, and a scope. It is considered as a single shot, break-barrel, spring cocking rifles. Cocking can be quite hard but it can shoot pellets at 950 fps. This is good for target shooting as it combines power and accuracy altogether.

Its features can provide you a peace of mind as children will find it difficult to use it with its hard cocking feature. This quiet pellet gun allows you to shoot critters and pests without drawing the attention of your neighbors. You can utilize it on common animal problems like raccoons or even coyotes.

This quiet pellet gun, the Whisper is good for target shooting, plinking and of course and means of pest control. It may be pricey but according to people who had the experience of owning one, it’s worth it.