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so i sent away my application a start ago for variation to get a centrefire , i tried for a .243 but they wouldnt allow it as up here in shetland we have no deer etc but they are hopefully lettin me off with a .22-250 well heres hoping anyway havent got my licence back yet . but just wondering what is the best moderator , ive heard good things about the .22-250 but is it much louder than a .223 my mate has one moderated and its pretty much the same as my hmr unmoderated. money is no issue on the moderator choices.

 

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The jet-Zâ„¢ CQB suppressor is a lightweight, ultra-compact rifle suppressor. Manufactured in Finland by Ase Utra OY, the jet-Z CQBâ„¢ suppressor incorporates Ase Utra's patented jet-Zâ„¢ baffle system.

 

The jet-Z™ CQB is an all-steel, all-welded unit. The jet-Z™ CQB adds only 550 grams net weight and 120 mm net length to a typical rifle – and with a diameter of just 40 mm, the suppressor is slim enough to be used with low-mounted telescopic or iron sights.

 

The jet-Z™ CQB is available with a variety of internal threads to fit directly onto the rifle barrel. Standard threads include; M14x1, M17x1, M18x1 ½"x20 UNF, ½"x28 UNEF to fit most current centrefire rifles.

 

 

 

 

Performance

 

 

 

The jet-Zâ„¢ CQB suppressor reduces sound pressure level by 32 dB (A). In addition to the reduction in sound signature, the suppressor also reduces recoil and an added benefit is the elimination of visible muzzle flash.

 

Rifles tested with the jet-Zâ„¢ CQB suppressor comply with the new personal noise exposure limit set by European Directive 2003/10/EC (140 Pa or 137 dB©)

 

 

 

 

 

Specifications

 

Calibres .222 Rem, .223 Rem ja .22-250 Rem

Weight 550 g

Diameter 40 mm

Overall length of suppressor body /

Added length to weapon

150 mm / 120 mm

Sound suppression ( 1m left of the muzzle ) 30-32 dB (A)

Warranty 2 years

 

 

 

Available through ... http://www.jacksonrifles.com/

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i think the jet z is what my friend has but his is looking pretty battered now the black coating seems to be peeling off isnt there any mods that anodized i think thats the correct term??

 

liam

 

 

The S5 range... not quite as quiet, but still very good!!!!!

 

But......so what about the paint..does it still work...I'll bet it does!!! Plenty of shades of black available in spray cans (including heat resistant)!!!

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To be honest igray88, theres not a lot of difference in the sound reducing qualities of any of the moderators available, its personal choice, me I prefer the reflex style..someone else would prefer the jetz,etc....

 

 

I prefer the the reflex type but I used to have the ASE S5 and it definately has the edge on the Predator 8, of which I have 2.

 

The Jetz is a bit better than the S5 range, it is marginal but noticeable!! :thumbs:

 

So I rate the Jet z the best...but I don't use them!!!

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well if they are all similar in noise dampening effiececny then i just want one that looks the dogs bollocks . i lik the look of the wildcat mods, yes deker it still works :laugh:

 

 

You asked what were the BEST!!

 

The Jet z and ASE range are definately better than the Predator Mods! They are also about 140g lighter than the Predator 8! Don't believe the quoted figures ...I have actually weighed them!

 

 

See next post below!

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Are any ASE Utra mods stripp-able for cleaning or do they not need to be cleaned ?

 

 

The ASE and Jet z are NOT strippable in the conventional sense! You can certainly take them apart but it's a bit of a job, sonic cleaning is suggested by some, but no idea how or where you could get this done.

 

The Predator range are very easy to strip and clean and the modular design means "parts" can be replaced if required rather than throwing away the whole mod and starting again!

 

ASE and Jet z hang off the end of the barrel, the Predator is a reflex type! :thumbs:

 

Jet z around £300, ASE not far behind, Predator can be had for £200!

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ase cqb here is the dogs bollocks :gunsmilie: tames the 22/250 a treat. after every use take it off the rifle spray some wd40 over it and in it.

 

and leave it thread up on a piece of paper and all is good. as for the noise difference to a 223 there is not really much difference mate. not to the ear anyway i couldnt tell next to my mates 223 with the same mod.

 

i can get the mods for £265 if you give me a shout. i i was going for over barrel mod i would get the predator 8

well priced,stripable for cleaning,and well built plus if you have different caliber rifles you can swap and change the diffuser :thumbs:

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