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The knurled/wide ends are on top.
Read my post which has lots of detail:
Tuning - Umarex Notos has arrived.
Yes i don't use the factory shroud as I made my own. For the .177 I used 3D printed cones for the Umarex origin and for the .22 I use five cones from the Marauder rifle. For scope, I use an dovetail to picatinny adapter on the front side. The back I cut a piece of blank picatinny rail. All of...
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Thank you nobody1. Very informative.The knurled/wide ends are on top.
Read my post which has lots of detail:
Tuning - Umarex Notos has arrived.
Yes i don't use the factory shroud as I made my own. For the .177 I used 3D printed cones for the Umarex origin and for the .22 I use five cones from the Marauder rifle. For scope, I use an dovetail to picatinny adapter on the front side. The back I cut a piece of blank picatinny rail. All of...
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I've been testing Notos mods again, specifically 2 designed by Subscriber. Up to these two I had tested something like 16 Notos mods and had what I thought was the quietest on the Notos. Subscriber has outdone himself. He desigend two similarly, both using the "Tesla Valve" system. One large and one smaller. The smaller about the size of the Original Tango Sierra. The bigger one quite big. The latest bigger mod designed by Subscriber is by far the quietest Notos Mod that I have tested to date, which is around 18 Notos mods.
This super quiet mod is kind of big as seen in the two photos below. One a side by side with its smaller brother and the other attached to the Notos. I got a prototype, but if you want the real deal I suspect @Firewalker of @TorqueMaster might be able to help. Also I noticed no difference in accuracy.
This super quiet mod is kind of big as seen in the two photos below. One a side by side with its smaller brother and the other attached to the Notos. I got a prototype, but if you want the real deal I suspect @Firewalker of @TorqueMaster might be able to help. Also I noticed no difference in accuracy.
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I prefer to keep my NOTOS as compact as possible. The smaller one works good for me. I don't really need one at all but it's kind of cool to just hear the drop of the hammer and the smack of lead hitting the target.
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These are my favorite Notos mods in order of preference from left to right. #1 is Subscriber's latest Tesla Valve "large," #'s 2&3 are a pair based on the Original Subscriber but modded by a forum member, #4 is Subscriber's latest Tesla Valve "small" and #5 is the Original Krycirion.
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