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Hi Dave, speak to Julian Savory.
He ordered it through Graham at Sporting Services. I’m going to order one for my .223 and 20ppc
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Nick
Hi, they are available in most threads up to 18x1. They may be heavier than F&D but the build quality is much better and they are quieter. They are also capable of range use whereas the F&D is not
Norfolk Deer Search
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You won’t get a quieter mod!T8
Don’t all mods necessarily have an integral brake?
Ran a B&T on my 6.5
nicely made but noisy as ****!
Design principles do not list sound attenuation in their top 10 priorities
made to survive semi auto use
no way they are as efficient as most of the Scandi designs
everyone has their own idea of what makes a perfect mod
size, shape, weight, resilience, sound attenuation
Personally I want the slimmest with the shortest protrusion and then the quietest
at present I am running a DPT OB, a PES T12 Scout, a Jet-Z and a Svemko....
nicely made but noisy as ****!
Design principles do not list sound attenuation in their top 10 priorities
made to survive semi auto use
no way they are as efficient as most of the Scandi designs
everyone has their own idea of what makes a perfect mod
size, shape, weight, resilience, sound attenuation
Personally I want the slimmest with the shortest protrusion and then the quietest
at present I am running a DPT OB, a PES T12 Scout, a Jet-Z and a Svemko....
My apologies: the brake is attached to the end, to reduce muzzle flip further. The brake is not integral, i.e. internal to the moderator.
HonestJohn
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I have a dpt MK2 with extra baffles, very slim, elegant and quiet. Was only around £175 almost new
@theroedeerguy
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The Carbon Hunter from Maniatis in NZ gets good reviews and is easy on the eye!
Interesting that the link starts with a F&D UTS131 - running one on my .270 and it’s a great result across the board in terms of attenuation, weight, balance and size. Are mods on ticket in NZ?The Carbon Hunter from Maniatis in NZ gets good reviews and is easy on the eye!
Oceania defence - very light very speedy
@theroedeerguy
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I’m not sure if mods are on ticket but you can get an overview of the NZ licensing process here:
Firearms licence | Firearms Safety Authority New Zealand
Find out how to apply for or renew a New Zealand firearms licence. You need a firearms license to possess and use non-prohibited firearms, ammunition and specially dangerous airguns without supervision.
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