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Just received my new R&L shroud for TT.25 pretty impress

If I was giving a rating on a scale from one to ten. It would go 10 for construction 10 for accuracy 10 for portability and 8 for noise. The way it fitts my barrel is awesome. I can take apart baffels and everything in between put in bookbag and still shoot the same. Very well construction. My groups are way better then with the other shrouds I have. I think thats because the way it locks to the barrel. My other ones cost almost double. I really think when he makes them a little bigger or with little different baffels he’ll definitly be on to something. Cant wait. Ill try and post some pics up soon. These guns are badass.

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From what I seen the insides are totally different with the tt having a solid aluminum type baffel with holes drilled threw it after the first chamber similar to the bushings that are drilled to vent air in the frame. The rest seemed to be hard plastic type washers with epoxy type substance holding them in place and you couldnt take it apart. Quiet as hell had some accuracy issues but if one is made of solid metal and a more rigid design to connect to the gun and something similar to R&L to make sure nomatter where you turn it it will not clip pellets it will be unstopable. Fishing rods looked awesome but hasnt had any available for my gun. Hopefully someone will have something available asap. I will pay cash.

Thta’s a good breadown of the R&L shroud.
How about a breakdown for the Frame Extender ?
How to these compare to the guts of a TT shroud ?

PICS of R&L shroud, found here in a related post by Hoot:

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19633&sid=db3d827566bc58944986f944ad7626e4

So how would you compare a Frame Extender shroud to an R&L shroud, based on quietness, interior design, baffling, etc ?

You mentioned funnelling the spacers – which way should the small end of the funnel point – toward or away from the breech ?
Please take you shroud apart when you take the pciture.

Why can’t you drill holes back into the frame for more expansion room ?

PS – My Condor hasn’t arrived yet.

pics pics pics pics! 😀

If you add a second set screw on the top it helps a lot. I love my TT shroud. My only complant is how thin it is where the set screw are. If it was a little thicker you could drill where the set screw sets. I had a enjun not make it out once on full power and it survived. I’m making one right now that screws together and has a adapter that goes from set screws to threads. It will have drop in baffels. One is going to be the same as TT and one will be 1.75″ to see if I can make it even quieter.

Im using the 24 inch condor. Not trying to step on anyones toes here being honest because it seems so far alot people are on banwangons just to make money and not get the best products out but here it goes. Theres has been up and down with most shrouds this one has some of the the best potential by far and its very cheap. Its very durable its not as quiet as tonys but its very accurate with all the pellets ive tried and never no problems with clipping pellets. The downfalls of R&L are it doesnt use the rest of the frame chamber for more volume to quiet the pellet but it never comes loose and if your not going crazy with the velocity its very quiet. I had problems when I removed tonys and then put it back on after a hike. I would love to have him make me a full metal version of his. I would pay well also because when it didnt clip the pellets its was crazy quiet. I been trying to get fishing rods for a 24inch barrel but hes had problems with his machines. His definitly seem to be very sturdy and very quiet. I definitly think when R&L makes it with a lager tube or funnel shapped baffels its gonna be kickass. I been as honest as possible and would love to check out some new designs. Its awesome everyone keeps pushing these guns to their limits. If I get a chance Ill post some pics up. How do I post pics up?

What barrel length are you using?

Good to know I was thinking about getting one, and now I am

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