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Silent Thunder Ordnance
- Thread starter Florida_Man
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I just ran across this thread, but I figure I'll offer my 2 cents... As others have mentioned with STO, just get high flow and move on. I have a high flow Sarissa and a Falx. I love them both. STO moderators have spoiled me on everything else. The harder you push them, the better they work. I use the Sarissa on my 170 fpe .30, and it is still backyard friendly. Well, the report is, the bullet hitting something... not so much 
I use the Falx on my 60 fpe .177. The Falx actually works better than it has any right to on the .30 though. The Sarissa is in a class of it's own if you want maximum quiet, but the Falx ain't bad at all either.
I use the Falx on my 60 fpe .177. The Falx actually works better than it has any right to on the .30 though. The Sarissa is in a class of it's own if you want maximum quiet, but the Falx ain't bad at all either.Upvote 0
Thanks for clarifying the 1/2 options. I will order the Falx, high flow aluminum 1/2 option.
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I just realized STO moderators aren’t caliber specific. Correct me if I’m wrong, hopefully before I test it with my .22 and then my .35 
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You are correct.I just realized STO moderators aren’t caliber specific. Correct me if I’m wrong, hopefully before I test it with my .22 and then my .35
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Might want to measure the inside diameter before pushing a .35 through it. I have a Falx that is only for .177 and .22.I just realized STO moderators aren’t caliber specific. Correct me if I’m wrong, hopefully before I test it with my .22 and then my .35
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I wouldn't send a .35 through a normal STO moderator. STO offers big bore suppressors, available via email request.
.177-.30 High Flow Sarrissa on the left, .357 High Flow on the right.
.177-.30 High Flow Sarrissa on the left, .357 High Flow on the right.
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Didnt know that, good call. My first test was going to be to simply drop a pelley thru and see if it fits or notI wouldn't send a .35 through a normal STO moderator. STO offers big bore suppressors, available via email request.
.177-.30 High Flow Sarrissa on the left, .357 High Flow on the right.
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I would add that if you want one in .357, you will not be disappointed. I've had Emperors, Ronins, Clagues, etc. The .357 Sarissa is surprisingly effective for its size. Much more effective than a Ronin or an Emperor alone.
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I just learned something. I didn't realize they offered a big bore option... All this time, I've been thinking .30 was the largest they offered, lol. That's good to know.
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Same crap, no response in several attempts and no phone #. I would not recommend this business as customer service seems nonexistent.
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That's a bummer, have you tried it on another riffle? I've never had a problem with clipping. I four Falixs and one Sarissa, the Falixs stay on the gun only switching to the Sarissa for more muting. I will experience click or two variance when sighting in at 30 yrds. I've no experience in trying to communicate with them, click, wait, install, no problem. I hope all is resolved. I shudder to think something I highly recommend is not up to snuff.
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Both STOs I had clipped. Both on different Impacts. Both guns have liners and so have more parts that have to line up, so it technically shouldn’t be his fault. Oddly enough, no other brand moderators did this with either rifle (I think tried 5 other models without clipping).
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Larger heavier moderators will put a strain on a shroud that a smaller lighter moderator does not. The longer a moderator is the more likely it is to clip no matter how well made it may be.
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That is what is odd about the ones I had from them. They are half the weight as many others and in some cases had a larger diameter, while made for wider range of calibers, and still clipped. The POI shift would be much less with the STO, aside from the pellets that were clipping and going all over.
Theirs were probably the longest though.
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