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Greetings! Thanks for joining the thread and for subscribing to my channel. I'm glad you enjoy the content. I'm no expert on nutria anatomy or what their visible light spectrum is but I believe they can see the IR light. As of late they have started to scurry off when I shine the light on them...

Thanks guys. I'm using the same gear as always but at these closer ranges I can get away with less zoom which makes the resolution better. Just had a few factors work out in my favor. Glad y'all enjoy them!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLLI395eue4 Got another one last night. 21 yard shot. Close up and well illuminated so video came out nice.

Thanks Ranchibi!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojLJToBqbhs 22 yard shot. The rats around here have started to react to my IR flood light illumination, so I'm experimenting with lower light settings to not scare them off. Video still turned out pretty good. Instant lights out for this rat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTeO1asUVfw Approximately 20 yard shot. Was forced to shoot off hand for this guy. I was also having some self induced issues with my scope. Range was set at 171 yards and I thought it was set at 17 yards, so POA was WAY off from POI. My fault. Ended up taking a...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaa9Ah-BVoI Been a long time unfortunately, but got another kill last night. Water shot, but he was close and gave me the right presentation. Glad to see the old MK2 still has it after all these months!!!

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I did a mock up a few days ago. I still have some work to do on some of the parts to get it all assembled and tested. Should be able to test it out this week. Will keep you all posted.

Just got my 3D print in. Going to take a lot of work to make it look nice, but overall I'm pretty pleased with it. I still have a bit of work to do on the end cap part that threads onto the barrel. But the plan right now is to get that part finished, get the whole thing permanently assembled...

Well, long story short, nothing for now. Money is tight. I designed a moderator and had it 3D printed. Waiting to receive that now. It's just kind of an experiment. I think I 'm just going to purchase some parts here and there over time. Probably end up installing them all at once. Main...

Update: I ended up making some adjustments to my design. I broke the long part in half and made it sleeve together. This reduced the print cost. I went to Treatstock as recommended above, and found somebody to print it out of ABS, 100% fill for less than $100. So I guess we'll see how...

I appreciate your response. I don't know either. I recently had a kukri shipped from Nepal and it was about $50USD via DHL. Austria is a little closer, so maybe a little cheaper. I'm going to explore a few more local options before going international at this point.

That looks like a great resource. They have some very reasonable vendors through that site. My only problem is that I really don't know a LOT about 3D printing materials and I'm not sure what I need. They do have some PLA and ABS options that are under $100.

It is large. Lol, I know, that's what she said, never. I could probably segment the larger piece into 2 halves that sleeve into each other. OD is already at 2.1" so I don't think I want to go larger than that. The shorter part is essentially a "blast chamber". It would sleeve over barrel...

Do we have any 3D printing gurus around here? I have Tinkered up a design for a moderator that I really want to print. I usually solicit an online printing service, but the company I usually use is asking over $300 for this job and I'm not ready to drop that kind of coin on an experiment...

They are paying $6 a tail. Their is actually a restaurant down the road from my work that has Nutria on the menu, so I could possibly sell the meat too. My problem is with retrieval, and storage. Wife would have a cow if I put rat tails in the freezer, if you know what I mean. 

I'm glad you enjoy it. Saw another 2 last night, but couldn't get a shot. Maybe some time this week I can catch them slipping.