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Edgun eccentric LDC from Russia

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In Russia we have a law against weapons. And the silence is very important for everyone. The original moderator of Matador attracted too much attention. There have been many attempts by colleagues to create a more quiet moderator. But all of them were longer than the original, or were not much quieter. Longer moderator is not compatible with cover Edgun not convenient. For this was invented and made here such eccentric moderator. The size of the rifle after the installation is equal to the original. Covering identical metal parts of Matador. With 15 meters can only hear the whistle of bullets 0.22.
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Maybe you could send the moderators disassembled? That way the owner could assemble them and the package would look like A bunch of parts to the untrained eye? That could be a way to avoid any hassle of shipping what looks like a firearm device.. I’m assuming that’s what your referring to being the hassle of shipping them?

quote Hemn:

Kayser… Eduard is already produced the .30 cal shroud for .22 & .25 matador … he said it will be available soon….

No comments … Good luck!

quote ambos:

To Sniper71
It’s very easy for us if you have CAD file or hand painting with dimensions of that LDC. I was stunned when I saw your clip on Youtube. You know in my country it is illegal if you own or play airgun so I will be more safe and can maintain this hobby if I have your LDC.
Thank you

You want to do it myself?

To Sniper71
It’s very easy for us if you have CAD file or hand painting with dimensions of that LDC. I was stunned when I saw your clip on Youtube. You know in my country it is illegal if you own or play airgun so I will be more safe and can maintain this hobby if I have your LDC.
Thank you

Kayser… Eduard is already produced the .30 cal shroud for .22 & .25 matador … he said it will be available soon….

quote keyser soze:

That’s what I need. Damn that is genius. I live in Russia west (California) the need to be quiet is huge. We are trying to talk Ed into putting offset moderators on his guns in .22 and .25 just like the Edgun R3 .30. Honestly you could sell the hell out of those moderators here in the USA.

Thanks for sharing that video. Very interesting design to maximize shroud volume. It’s hard to determine sound levels thru a video but that sounds very quiet after installation. What shaped baffles works best for you guys?

Such calibers in Russia is very small. If someone has a .30 cal is trying not to talk about. I have not heard how the moderator at the .30 cal. But the difference with the original moderator for the .22 and .25 is very can be heard. Did moderators only for .22 and .25. Dimensions: D-40mm, L-195mm (for short), L-250mm (for std, long). Add a video about installing everything in sight. Sending can be difficult. But I think everything can be overcome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hjdVbhWxyc

Looks cool but how much different in size/diameter than the one on a .30 cal? These pics were on another post. Just wondering if yours is more effective than Ed’s? If so, what does the internals look like? There’s now way a shipment of moderators only can get into the states. The Feds would be all over that shipment after an X-ray. Not sure how Huggets arrive in the states but they look nice except they won’t fit.

Thanks!
Our owners also demand from Ed silence. There are rumors that Ed will make such moderator. But I do not think it will be soon. According to this owners of our moderators so much.
Send moderators in the United States by one inconvenient and expensive. But if there was a man who agreed to help, I would be happy.

That’s what I need. Damn that is genius. I live in Russia west (California) the need to be quiet is huge. We are trying to talk Ed into putting offset moderators on his guns in .22 and .25 just like the Edgun R3 .30. Honestly you could sell the hell out of those moderators here in the USA.

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