RTI Rti Mora 600mm 25 cal

Fodzy le Geek said:

Hello, I have your answer. Before, you had to turn the valve, but this is not the case on the new models.

You simply have to turn the barrel so that the transfer port openings are facing each other. It's even simpler than before.

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turbospud said:

found the issue,looks as if the importer has indeed put a part sub 12 tune on it.by turning the valve seat to the restrict side.
thanks droogmole and Rok for the help and suggestions

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the valve train looks as if its been modified in the newer versions compared to your one droogmole

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so quick retest and its in ballpark of where it should be,just need to work on the consitancy now.

mora 34g 140 bar reg

H&N Heavy Slug .22 Slug 34.0 gr

Shot count: 32
Low: 939
Hi: 967
Avg: 955
STD Dev: 8
Spread: 28

1/19/25 2:41:08 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:41:23 PM,956,FPS,69.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:41:33 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:41:44 PM,953,FPS,68.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:41:57 PM,960,FPS,69.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:42:13 PM,953,FPS,68.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:43:12 PM,965,FPS,70.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:43:28 PM,949,FPS,68.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:45:26 PM,946,FPS,67.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:45:44 PM,946,FPS,67.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:46:03 PM,956,FPS,69.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:46:23 PM,942,FPS,67.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:46:40 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:47:36 PM,949,FPS,68.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:47:52 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:48:07 PM,965,FPS,70.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:48:47 PM,967,FPS,70.7,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:49:24 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:49:50 PM,951,FPS,68.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:50:12 PM,939,FPS,66.7,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:50:27 PM,963,FPS,70.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:50:45 PM,946,FPS,67.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:51:03 PM,965,FPS,70.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:51:21 PM,958,FPS,69.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:51:36 PM,960,FPS,69.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:51:48 PM,967,FPS,70.7,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:52:01 PM,953,FPS,68.6,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:56:21 PM,958,FPS,69.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:56:46 PM,949,FPS,68.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:57:03 PM,949,FPS,68.0,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:57:21 PM,944,FPS,67.3,FT Lbs,
1/19/25 2:57:39 PM,951,FPS,68.3,FT Lbs,

thanks for all the help droogmole and Rok, great to see the maker get involved and back their product.
just that i think Rok needs a new importer or better training for them
and the importer is due me 3 tins of slugs that ive waisted.

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faz said:

Hi guys I was wondering if you can put a supressor to the new rti mora as there is nothing to screw it onto and the new ones has a different front so im stuck with a hish supressor and cant even attach it .. do u need a adaptor..

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Droogmole said:

Being able to fix things yourself, all depends on your skills as a mechanic.
The Mora is constantly under development. And has had a lot of modifications sinds its release. My Mora is one of the first gen and still has the spring powered hammer. I have never experienced any of the issues others seem to have. Based on my own experience i would say that the Mora is one very reliable, consistent en accurate rifle and that if you have the money and it fits your needs than don't hesitate.

PS: without a adapter ring your Yokozuna won't fit. Shroud diameter is 50mm so you need quit a big moderator.

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Raychin said:

Indeed i don't know which modification i will receive if i order it from the local retailer. I have the skills and patience to fix things though
As far as the Yokozuna - i have an adapter fitted to my FX DRS Classic so i can mount the moderator (it is a push-and-rotate mount of the moderator for quick attach/detach) - i hope with an adapter to have my Yokozuna attached.

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SigG said:

The Mora comes with it s own moderator … you won’t need another moderator on it. It is seriously quiet. The main modifications that RTI has done since it s release … is a renewed bottom rail, an automatic pneumatic hhammer spring system (so no more tampering with hammer spring tension yourself, an adjustable top rail (eye-releif adjustable and 30? moa, ….)
It is a very accurate rife, very easy tuneable with regards to power-output. (It has 2 regs, keep the spread difference between both at 30-50 bars). Not extremely picky on ammo. Although some are (even more accurate) than other. Shoots pellets and slugs equally easy. It is pretty well-balanced to even shoot off-hand. It is solid though … not sure if i would want to hike all day with the Mora in hand. But from a bench or a stake-out? You will not regret.

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Droogmole said:

The Mora gives you the choice to experiment a lot with it. But you don't need to. Mine shoots the ZAN37 .25 at around 980FPS and out performs me. When i just got the rifle, i tested a bunch of different slugs. Most of them shot pretty good. I also wanted a pretty high shot punt. So o landed on these Zan's and have being shooting them for almost a Year now. I think i have put over 10k slug through it without any problems. Once in a while i measure a full shot string to see of consistentsy is still ok. I'm happy with an ex spr of around 20fps and an std of around 5fps over at least 60 shots. Everything below this is more than acceptable to me. I haven't had to readjust anything yet.

When it comes to weight. Mine is equipped with the Hikimicro alpex 4K this is a pretty heavy scope. Together with underrail, IR torch and a few little accessoires the total weight comes at 6.5kg. because of the balance point. (Right in front of the handgrip) I can still shoot it off hand

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SigG said:

I am settled with 45gr Zan slugs @1017fps
(shot count: 40?, i usually air up after 2 magazines as i believe to fall off-reg at last few rounds of the 3rd mag)
with an Alpex 4K lite LRF scope which weighs only 600grams versus the big brother of 1kg.

If you want some extreme high shot count …. Use JSB King Heavy MK2 pellet, is still deadly accurate for backyard plinking and pesting up to 100 yards… consumes way less air… for 150?+shots. I never tried.

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