Has anyone bought one of Donny's extended moderator and shrouds for their Leshiy?
If yes, are you pleased with it?
If yes, are you pleased with it?
DonnyDu Leshiy extended moderator
- Thread starter Terryb00
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I did. Love mine. I also opened up one of the baffles for the longer barrel.... which also helps sound signature to dampen (at least to my ear) just make sure your cap is good and tight.
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I purchased one about a month ago for my 25 caliber. It did not make any improvement to lower the shot sound for me at all. Very disappointed.
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OK, thanks for your input guys.
Guess I'll ask around and see if there's any other options for quieting the Leshiy.
Guess I'll ask around and see if there's any other options for quieting the Leshiy.
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I have been using one for months and until I increased my FPS in .22 cal it made a very big difference. Now the gun is shooting at 875fps it is louder which would be expected. I am very happy with the DonnyFL for the leshiy.
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I don’t know but ... my group was great but moving 3/4” to the right when using extended baffle ... Everything was tight ... Pellets came out in the middle of baffle hole ... Any idea?
In the picture (Left: Original baffle | Right: Using extended baffle)
In the picture (Left: Original baffle | Right: Using extended baffle)
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Yeah, I’m using that setup too:
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/edgun-leshiy-full-review-after-5-months-5k-pellets/page/2/#post-256749
Such a shift is nothing strange actually. With longer gun the mechanics and inertia of your gun is different in the shooting cycle. Leshiy is a very light weight airgun so adding 4” to the front and heavy 8” baffle insert made of metal can cause this kind of shift. When the gun is fired there is always a recoil, and it moves slightly when pellet is still in the barrel. I guess it moves in a slightly different way with the extender. And the result is shift. But c-t-c accuracy is great in both cases.
This kind of phenomenon is even more visible with springers, which have screw-on silencers. I used to have Theoben SLR and a 4” screw-in silencer. The point of impact with and without silencer was completely different, shifted both up-down and to the side.
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/edgun-leshiy-full-review-after-5-months-5k-pellets/page/2/#post-256749
Such a shift is nothing strange actually. With longer gun the mechanics and inertia of your gun is different in the shooting cycle. Leshiy is a very light weight airgun so adding 4” to the front and heavy 8” baffle insert made of metal can cause this kind of shift. When the gun is fired there is always a recoil, and it moves slightly when pellet is still in the barrel. I guess it moves in a slightly different way with the extender. And the result is shift. But c-t-c accuracy is great in both cases.
This kind of phenomenon is even more visible with springers, which have screw-on silencers. I used to have Theoben SLR and a 4” screw-in silencer. The point of impact with and without silencer was completely different, shifted both up-down and to the side.
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Even though the group moves, it is a great group. I always use extended baffle DonnyFL since the day I bought it ... I just zero my Leshiy with extended baffle on ... It works great ... still accurate and very quiet ...
Kenny,
Kenny,
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Exactly! If you change the gun there can be a slight shift of the group, but c-t-c is still the same
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