Looking for an inexpensive moderator. I’ve been using Weihrauch . The last one I bought was used. This is for a FX Cyclone.
Suggestions?
Suggestions?
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Inexpensive Moderator?
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Buck Rail. Inexpensive, effective, lightweight, and if there is a problem he will replace it. ‘Nuff said.
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TKO's probably cost a bit more, but are extremely effective, and still what I would consider inexpensive.
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I don't no?is $40 bucks to much?' Had a small problem with my rail.E mail them 3 days later it was here"Amazeing service."
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Who is a supplier for Weihrauch Moderators? on Google search Wolf came up but I've never heard of them. Rather deal with known dealer. Thanks
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You can download one off Thingiverse. Give the files to someone that prints 3D carbon fiber to print it for you. They work and look very good.
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I have a bunch made by him, and I love them.. he is a nice guy and great to deal with.. and they hold up, I have one of my jsar raptor 30 cals tuned to 115fpe and I shot over 500rds thought it with his moderator and had no issues with it and it quiets the bark that I can shoot it in my back yard without the cops being at my door
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I have is older version, newer baffle version and huma mod 30. I was switching between them to see if there was any difference between them. They all hit in the same place with no noticeable change in impact. Super light weight and look good also. Can't go wrong with what he prices them at.
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Yep I like them, especially in my HP Raptor, it has the 26” barrel and a lighter moderator work good on the end of that long TJ barrel
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I bought 25 "suppressors" for $4 each from aliexpress. You just have to drill the hole in the baffles to preferred size, come pre center holepunched.
Now I'm thinking about buying one of those with sections you can screw together to make it longer, price is €45 with €10 shipping though, then again the same type from most manufacturers are between $100-300.
They have become much harder to find though, searching oil or brake fluid filters don't work as well as they used to.
"Suppressor" below can be found by searching "billiard ball extension tube 1/2-28"
Now I'm thinking about buying one of those with sections you can screw together to make it longer, price is €45 with €10 shipping though, then again the same type from most manufacturers are between $100-300.
They have become much harder to find though, searching oil or brake fluid filters don't work as well as they used to.
"Suppressor" below can be found by searching "billiard ball extension tube 1/2-28"
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Pretty popular option over on the UK forum and they constantly post links that work for correct barrel threading also.
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