The duct seal is still pliable and has not dried out at all with age and use.Īs most pellets land in the center of the trap (behind the target bull), they eventually clump up as shown in the second photograph. So, here are some photographs of a Premium 'Silent' Pellet Trap that has been in use for about 7 years now - and which continues in use every day.Īs you can see, this trap is certainly battle-scarred, but it's still serviceable and in particular the original Duct Seal or 'impact putty' as it's often called is still in use and has not been replaced, in spite of many thousands of pellets fired into it. We're often asked about how long the Duct Seal will last on an Archer Airguns 'Silent' Pellet Trap.
