Can anyone recommend a moderator for a Red Wolf standard in .25? I want to keep the noise to a minimum being a good neighbor and all. Something by DonnyFL or 0dB? I'm looking to spend around $200
Advice on moderator for Daystate Redwolf
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You will find that the sound differences between them aren’t as great as you might think in many cases. Especially when comparing ones of the same size, as many are made with similar internals.
Most of the time, I tell people to get the one they like the looks of the best, because the sound differences are usually so hard to tell. The only other thing would be accuracy. I would pick accuracy, looks, and then sound because they are so often so close.
Of the ones I tried on my Red Wolf, I liked the Hugget Snipe best, but it wasn’t significant.
Most of the time, I tell people to get the one they like the looks of the best, because the sound differences are usually so hard to tell. The only other thing would be accuracy. I would pick accuracy, looks, and then sound because they are so often so close.
Of the ones I tried on my Red Wolf, I liked the Hugget Snipe best, but it wasn’t significant.
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The 0db stubby or Donny Sumo. I
run the sumo on my standards and 0db stubby on the hp
John T
run the sumo on my standards and 0db stubby on the hp
John T
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All great suggestions.
@Smok3y You're right, any moderator that affected accuracy would be a no-no. What do we think of the Fatboy? I like the idea that it could work across multiple calibres
@john8 - Thanks for the suggestion I never heard of STO before - I have a Leshiy2 and I will pick up one of their cores ($12!!!) just to try it out
@Smok3y You're right, any moderator that affected accuracy would be a no-no. What do we think of the Fatboy? I like the idea that it could work across multiple calibres
@john8 - Thanks for the suggestion I never heard of STO before - I have a Leshiy2 and I will pick up one of their cores ($12!!!) just to try it out
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What power are you planning on shooting the .25 at? That would determine what mod to go with. I have a Huggett snipe on my .22 and my neighbors in the next yard don't hear a thing. Again it will mainly depends on the power you are shooting.
There are a lot of good mods that you can use, so it may be a matter of picking the one you think looks the best.
There are a lot of good mods that you can use, so it may be a matter of picking the one you think looks the best.
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