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By Bruce Potts

Tuesday, 02 February 2010

Attaching a sound moderator to your rifle reduces muzzle flash and recoil as well as noise.

However, any addition of weight to the end of the barrel will change its harmonics and, therefore, its point of aim.

Check if your moderator affects your rifle's accuracy

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Comments

charlie reynolds

Tue, 9th Feb 2010 11:13:19

can anybody recamend a sound moderator for a sako 75 stainless synthetic rifle.30.06 calliber. there seems to be a lot of issues to consider. the rifle will have to be threded . but i dont want to mess up a good gun.any helpfull advice would be appriciated.thank you...

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