Possible a can of worms! Freyr & Devik

[homer]

I am aware of the history of these mods but I am so tempted by their latest 3D titanium range.
Has anyone bought one and whats your thoughts?

 

[20ppc]

I am aware of the history of these mods but I am so tempted by their latest 3D titanium range.
Has anyone bought one and whats your thoughts?

I have the 231 Ultimate silence on a .223. As far as I’m concerned it’s an excellent suppressor, light and extremely effective. To my ears it’s quieter than my Jetz CQB. I’ve put several hundred rounds through it with no issues whatsoever. I have tried most Suppressors in the U.K. and this is definitely amongst the best. I’m very happy with mine.
Nick

 

[User00040]

Probably quiet until it goes BOOOM!!!

 

[20ppc]

Probably quiet until it goes BOOOM!!!

Thanks for your input, much appreciated

 

[Acm]

There’s so many proven reliable moderators, why buy one you know has issues?

 

[Overlay]

Have you tried MAE moderators that’s all I use in stainless they work pretty well on 5 of my rifles from 308 down

 

[jall55]

My lawrence titanium is pretty good
Nice and light
Not the quietest but keeps the rifle balance

 

[WSSX]

Wildcat appear to be doing some new titanium mods that might also be worth a look - the full Ti one is reassuring expensive

 

[User00040]

There’s so many proven reliable moderators, why buy one you know has issues?

The suspense!

 

[User00040]

Wildcat appear to be doing some new titanium mods that might also be worth a look - the full Ti one is reassuring expensive

Not sure the point of a titanium mod.

Hopefully it's 'real' titanium, unlike F&D.

Personally choose an aluminium mod for light weight or stainless mod for heavy use. Can get away with buying a secondhand ASE without worry.

If worn out or broken, just buy another!

 

[Dorset Shakari]

I have a F&D 131 on my 30-06 and I’m delighted with it.

 

[ashray]

wildcat.!!!!!!!

 

[homer]

There’s so many proven reliable moderators, why buy one you know has issues?

Ive only read about issues with the non titanium, strippable ones. These titanium ones are non strippable. As they haven't been out long, its maybe too early to tell.

 

[Tuck]

If your after a lighter weight mod, the DPT takes some beating

 

[homer]

If your after a lighter weight mod, the DPT takes some beating

I have a dpt, and although its good, its not as good as my old atec that I had. I even added the stainless steel baffle plus an extra 2 ordinary baffles.

 

[Acm]

Ive only read about issues with the non titanium, strippable ones. These titanium ones are non strippable. As they haven't been out long, its maybe too early to tell.

That’s as maybe mate, but you only get one set of eyes.

 

[Woodenbeam]

Stalon moderator………have one sitting on a .223 & must say very happy with.

 

[20ppc]

Not sure the point of a titanium mod.

Hopefully it's 'real' titanium, unlike F&D.

Personally choose an aluminium mod for light weight or stainless mod for heavy use. Can get away with buying a secondhand ASE without worry.

If worn out or broken, just buy another!

Nearly every US manufacturer of suppressors uses titanium. Aluminium is without doubt the worst material to use. What is your expertise in the manufacturing of silencers?

 

[20ppc]

Have you tried MAE moderators that’s all I use in stainless they work pretty well on 5 of my rifles from 308 down

MAE are no longer available, apart from old stock in limited thread sizes and models.

 

[User00040]

Moderators share some qualities with car exhaust systems. Do you strip and clean yours after each drive?

What is your expertise in the manufacturing of silencers?

What's yours?