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Umarex Notos Slip On Moderator -9db
Umarex Notos Slip On Moderator -9db
This moderator can reduce sound by up to 9 dB and is precision-crafted for the Umarex Notos. It seamlessly slides over the existing factory moderator to help significantly reduce noise and muzzle report. In addition to improved sound suppression, it adds a clean, tactical look to your Notos without compromising fit or function.
Installation is quick and straightforward: simply slide it over the current moderator and tighten 2 set screws for a secure fit.
Made from commercial-grade 3D printing technology using high-quality PETG for durability and performance.
Made in the USA.
Umarex Komplete silencer or moderator.
This product is intended for AIRGUN USE ONLY. It is a violation of federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its design intent. More information about the federal court ruling which clarified the legality of airgun moderators within the United States can be found HERE. Local restrictions may still apply. It is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure they are in compliance with all applicable laws.
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Works really well for what I intended it for. Indoor plinking. Thanks Bravo3D.
Never got my order! RIPOFF.
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Both great products. Arrived in good condition. Easy to install. Fit perfectly. Shipping was faster than I expected. I would recommend and I would buy from again. Thanks!
Mounted device, tightened the Allen screws. Fired several pellets. Pellets were hitting silencer as they passed through and were being deflected all over the place. Tried to align the silencer with a .22 cleaning rod in barrel, no help. Frustrated, put moderator grande in ghe spare parts bin. Was a good idea to cut back 10db but doesn't work.
if you want to lose all the precision of your weapon buy this product... and don't be careful about the quality of finish too... for my by it ended up in the trash.
and no response from the seller…..
