Opinion on Silencer / Moderator for an FX Wildcat .25..

Bobby
I started out with 4 of the stackable moderators but found that it was affecting
accuracy so I took them off. Now I need to experiment with one or two and see
what I can get by with as far as accuracy goes and I may have go a different 
route. I got them from Staight Shooters for $25 each. I think there are other 
options out there.

Mark

If you haven't heard it yet ,You'll be pleasantly surprised I think! all my friends think my fx guns Bobcat- mk2.22 and R500 are broke when they hear them fire

I did buy 2 extra AoA when i bought the bobcat late 2015,receipt says So if the gun came with one + 2=3 on it and its quiet in .22.

I have used the FX stackable. The gun is not bad to start with noise wise. Found using just the two ends of the stackable cut the noise level in half. You can put a NC or Huggett moderator on it and the impact of the pellet will be louder then the gun. Buy the NC directly from Neil and get the Huggett from Penchetta. They are great to work with. Their banner is below

Neil Clague air strippers are hands down the best for the money. $135-$150 compared to $300 for the Huggett. The are handmade and they take four weeks to get one but it's worth it.

Hugget and adapter for Wildcat .25:

I watched Tomico practicing with his Wildcat at EBR and I could not believe how quiet it was. Not sure if he had a Huggett on it but it sure was quiet! Thought my Cricket and Marauder were quiet but his rifle with moderator blew mine away as far as sound goes.

Good choice on the Neil Clague moderator for your WC25. It really does quiet it down.

UPDATE:
Here's what the NC moderator looks like on my WILDCAT 25 that I purchased from Neil back in February 2016. He made it a one solid piece to clear the fill housing. It's 8.5" total length including the extension which is 1.5". It made it quiet enough to keep the birds singing while ground squirrels are flopping around.