The Deresonator
I came across this post at RFC by “_Shorty” showing photos of his Limbsaver Barrel De-resonator. It is a rubber thing that slips onto a rifle barrel that, in theory, dampens the muzzle vibration improving accuracy.
When I looked at the photo I though it must be a joke. I mean look at it … remind you of anything?
Deresonator on CZ 453 Varmint
It’s not a joke, they sell it. Maybe it is just me, but I could never put something like that on the end of my rifle.
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MadOgre did a review of this a while back, and found that it really works very well (it’s probably a little too close to the muzzle in your photo, but it depends on the rifle - experimentation is required). If improved accuracy is important (say, if you’re a varmint hunter), and you want to improve a not-so-accurate bolt-action rifle without spending much money, it would seem like a good option. LimbSaver makes a lot of outstanding, imaginative products based on their vibration-reduction material (recoil pads, quiet hunting bows, etc.). Definitely not a joke!
Hi Kurt, thanks for your thoughts. I am a big fan of the limbsaver recoil pads!
Hey guys, talking about de- resonators they do actually work !!! . The only problem with this pic is that its fitted wrong !!!!. The de-resonator should be 2″ before the end of the barrel or 2″ before the end of the stock.Once it is adapted to the rifle, you can move it around with a small movement at a time until you find the correct balance for your rifle.
you will be surprised :-}