Tried out the new Buck Rail “moderator “ last night.

[Vetmx]

I just came in from an evening bird plinking sit. My .177 slug shooter has never shot this well. I was batting a thousand from 50 to 135 yards. My gun does not like the full length mod though. Thank goodness he designed it the way he did. Even though it’s not quite as quiet as the Huma, this thing is permanently on my gun from now on. Crazy how a $60 can turned a good slugger into an outstanding one.

Disclaimer: I am not a paid spokesperson for Buck Rail.

 

[PEP3]

Buckrail appears to use more than one type of 3D printing technology. The segmented moderator linked below is made via SLS or selective laser sintered:

Modular Suppressor

Modular Airgun Suppressor Made in the USA by a veteran/family-owned and operated business Laser Fused PA12 Nylon. 1/2UNF and M14X1.25 use steel threaded inserts Modular threaded design allows for c…

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Many of the older moderators are printed via extruded molten filament:

1/2-20 UNF Suppressor

1/2-20 UNF Suppressor Designed to be compatible with 1/2-20 UNF male threads Choose from .177/.22, .25, or .30 caliber and with or without taper 3d printed in Polycarbonate plastic in the US by a v…

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I know nothing about the printing processes but it feels very similar to the polymers on my firearm pistols.