Leshiy Moderators with Russian Fairy Dust

I didn't even know these existed until I saw another member selling them in the classified section. Without hesitation, I bought the lot of them (4). They're listed and made by pcp-shop.ru - and a lot of thought was obviously put into them! They don't seem to add any weight, whatsoever. 

All that I can say is WOW! These have made a substantial difference in quieting down my Leshiy. I'm currently using one of the longer ones for .22 with my 350mm barrel. My Huma is cranked up for 930 - 960, and the only backyard unfriendly sound aspect of this setup is the pellet strike. When I turn the HST down below 820fps - it's virtually inaudible.

The screw on extensions are well made. They're all one piece with ports drilled on the side and the muzzle end. The inserts are clearly 3D printed, but I'm not sure if that's all to them - there might be some extra manufacturing magic happening behind the scenes.

Here's some photos of the setup with the extensions. They're also pretty quiet without any extensions, when I tested the short configuration with my 250mm .22 barrel...

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Are these 3D printed as a single piece, or is each one an assembly of parts? I'm just trying to get a gauge of what is going on here, if it is just playing games with flow, or if sound damping materials may also be in there and contributing? It is funny timing, as I've embarked on my own project to try and improve the Leshiy's moderator core myself, and so seeing these I can't help but wonder how they went about it. Clearly there are some flow-through elements there acting to vent directly from the blast chamber and first baffle to the distal ports ringing the muzzle end. Any guesses what material they were printed from? PLA? ABS? Something better? 



I'm always prepared to eat some humble pie, however looking at the stock Leshiy insert I figured improving upon it should be pretty easy. One of these might be more challenging to match. Still I'm game to try. ;) 


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The website says they're printed from ABS. That is what happens if you post before fully researching, you look silly. :p 
 
Those are great pictures of a hard to photograph subject. Thanks!



Based on what I'm seeing there, it looks to me like an eccentric bore conical design, which will easily print as a single piece, and will (should) work reasonably well in high air output setups. The flow-through element on the blast baffle is a nice touch. It is a pure flow delaying design by the looks of it, based off what you see in the firearms industry. So yeah, my best guess looking at it is that it is indeed printed as one piece. Very cool stuff! 
 
any english websites ?

NOT that I'd EVER recommend this under any other circumstances, but if you view the website with the google chrome browser, it'll provide you with an option to translate the web pages (chrome is an ad machine otherwise). They link YouTube videos to some of their product pages as well, but the subtitle captions were working for me (I learned some basic street Russian ~20yrs ago, finding that I'm starting to pick it back up now that I'm into PCPs lol).