water in my t8 mod help please!!!

[nun_hunter]

​I think your thinking of the P8. The T8 is of steel and is of welded construction.

​just checked my paperwork and you're right.

 

[Brithunter]

​just checked my paperwork and you're right.

Papaerwork just look on the end of the moderator:-



The P8 is pretty substantial:-



and I am not over keen on moderators but some places insist on their use so I bought one.

 

[nun_hunter]

Papaerwork just look on the end of the moderator:- The P8 is pretty substantial:- and I am not over keen on moderators but some places insist on their use so I bought one.

​unfortunately I've got a bad back at the moment and the mod is in the safe in the loft so easier to check the filing cabinet

 

[ALLY]

job done...
thanks for all the advice guys.
baked the mod in the oven and once dry gave it a good squirt of wd40 and left it to dry out again.
took the gun to the range today and believe it or not, it is still bang on..... 1/2" group an inch high at 100yds.. delighted.

 

[BunnyDoom]

Are you all mental? Whilst water in the barrel is bad water in the mod will be blown out in the first shot - u should have stuck it on ur gun being careful to point it level or down and had a shot... Problem solved.

A mod doesn't present the sane issues as a bare barrel if fouled. Lots of info online if in doubt.

 

[The tramp]

Early mods were designed to be 'run wet' as the water cools the gasses quickly making the mod more effective.
Yeah, I thought it seemed daft too, so I tried it with my northstar and it does make a noticeable difference, but only for a few shots.

​Pete