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Posted: **Sun Aug 23, 2020 9:07 am**

Alpha1 wrote:In all the years I have been shooting I have never owned a moderator or a brake.
If I was shooting animals I might cosider a moderater.
What amuses me is watching all these young guys trying to convince each other how there super expensive .22 moderaters will eventually actually help them to be able to shoot a small group at
25 yards.
Yet my 100 year old rifle does it consistenty with iron sights. So how does that work.

What is super expensive about a 40 quid moderator? Also what's wrong with wanting to reduce unwanted sound at the source? You work in an engineering environment and no doubt understand that reduction of a hazard at source comes before PPE in the list of things to do.

I'm not saying to not use PPE either. Just any further reduction achievable is better.

Posted: **Sun Aug 23, 2020 9:08 am**

Alpha1 wrote:What also boils my p is all these go faster shooters with all the whistles and bells on the firing point.
That get-up tight when I blow them away with my Steyr SSG 69.

I'd say it says more about the people you shoot with. Imagine getting angry that someone else is shooting better? Bizarre.

Posted: **Mon Aug 24, 2020 5:38 pm**

One other consideration is that you don't need a slot on your FAC for a muzzle brake, whereas you do need a separate slot if you wish to acquire a moderator. Therefore, for all rifles owned, this could require a number of slots.

If someone is using a muzzle brake at the side of me, that is fine, I use them too. I will just wait and time the shots.

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