Mod question

[ZAKDINGEL]

Thanks for info and feedback looks like I will try and get hold of the swift stumpy ----I will post something about the performance soon as I get everything sorted guns ordered but are on back order up to three weeks wait

[Frog]

I make a variety of moderators from slim 25mm diameter 140mm long ones to 220mm 35mm diameter reflex back vented silencers and including a swift stumpy clone that I have tried (30mm by 140mm) on my raider that is quite good. Suppression is largely about silencer volume so more compact ones are generally not as quiet as larger ones. I do not rate the Belita even given its small size.

To reduce the impact on overall length reflex silencers can help. Again, generally, a reflex silencer will be quieter than a non-reflex standard type that extends the same distance in front of the muzzle but will not be as quiet as a silencer of the same length that is all in front of the muzzle (hope that makes sense!).

Making something as effective as an HW is not too difficult.

[madcarlos]

I make a variety of moderators from slim 25mm diameter 140mm long ones to 220mm 35mm diameter reflex back vented silencers and including a swift stumpy clone that I have tried (30mm by 140mm) on my raider that is quite good. Suppression is largely about silencer volume so more compact ones are generally not as quiet as larger ones. I do not rate the Belita even given its small size.

To reduce the impact on overall length reflex silencers can help. Again, generally, a reflex silencer will be quieter than a non-reflex standard type that extends the same distance in front of the muzzle but will not be as quiet as a silencer of the same length that is all in front of the muzzle (hope that makes sense!).

Making something as effective as an HW is not too difficult.

Hope you don't mind in me asking but do you also make them to sell, I don't use a mod on my air ranger at moment only because I've not really used it as my main gun, I ain't really used it much at all but lately I've started to use it and thinking of getting a reflex mod for it to keep the length down a bit.

[Steyr]

Reflex mods and air rifles seems to be a rare combination

[Frog]

Reflex mods and air rifles seems to be a rare combination

True - the Daystate Airstream is the only one I know of. The ones I have made have worked well - back vented ones in particular give good down range suppression but do sound a bit louder than some people expect behind the muzzle -> air+energy = noise directed back towards the shooter.
It is a kind of hobby experimenting with what can be done.

[Frog]

Hope you don't mind in me asking but do you also make them to sell, I don't use a mod on my air ranger at moment only because I've not really used it as my main gun, I ain't really used it much at all but lately I've started to use it and thinking of getting a reflex mod for it to keep the length down a bit.

PM me and I'll see if I can help

cheers

Frog

[madcarlos]

PM me and I'll see if I can help

cheers

Frog

I'll pm you Tuesday ok bud, I'm out tomorrow all day ok, Thanks,

[ZAKDINGEL]

Another vote for the Swift.

The Huggett Belita does a fair job and looks good.

The Shooting Party do one called a Shorty but I havent seen/heard it in use.

Swift
Swift Stumpy

Another one here for the Swift Stumpy. I have a Belita too and the Swift is much quieter. The normal Stumpy is quieter than the modular version. I had both and sold the modular one as the difference was quite noticeable.

Well the gun and mod eventually delivered to the RFD had a little play over the weekend and how great the mods are on this little gun and how great the gun points and shoots well happy up till now if anyone is thinking about getting one go for it --you might think they are a little heavy? but the point and balance of these is great they adjustable butt pad makes it great for getting your head right with your scope I read that some were worried about the reach but this is not a issue that I have noticed and the swift stumpy makes it very quite I went for a .22 calibre and it seems to shoot FTT pellets and Crossman premier pellets with no issues I was getting pellet on pellet at 30 yrds with ease one thing is to make sure you give the barrel a good clean before use as there is a lot of oil in there from manufacturing the walnut stock looks great but after a couple of coats of Philips walnut prep oil looks even better Thanks to all the members who helped ATB

[ZAKDINGEL]

Well the gun and mod eventually delivered to the RFD had a little play over the weekend and how great the mods are on this little gun and how great the gun points and shoots well happy up till now if anyone is thinking about getting one go for it --you might think they are a little heavy? but the point and balance of these is great they adjustable butt pad makes it great for getting your head right with your scope I read that some were worried about the reach but this is not a issue that I have noticed and the swift stumpy makes it very quite I went for a .22 calibre and it seems to shoot FTT pellets and Crossman premier pellets with no issues I was getting pellet on pellet at 30 yrds with ease one thing is to make sure you give the barrel a good clean before use as there is a lot of oil in there from manufacturing the walnut stock looks great but after a couple of coats of Philips walnut prep oil looks even better Thanks to all the members who helped ATB

Whoops I spoken to soon accuracy went out the window pellets grouping in a inch then some dropping low and left slightly checked the power it was going between 10 foot pound and 11.5 I have spoken to the importer its going back tomorrow sick as a chip but hopefully it will be sorted