Airgun Capital "EAGLE" Moderator
Airgun Capital "EAGLE" Moderator
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Eagle 2" × 8" Airgun Suppressor
Maximum Sound Suppression for High-Powered PCP Airguns
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When maximum sound reduction is your priority, the Eagle 2" × 8" Airgun Suppressor delivers. Designed for serious PCP shooters and hunters, the Eagle features a large-diameter, high-volume internal design that effectively reduces muzzle report while maintaining outstanding accuracy.
Precision CNC-machined from durable 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum and finished with a hard black anodized coating, the Eagle is built to withstand years of field use while remaining lightweight and corrosion resistant. Its generous 2-inch diameter and 8-inch overall length provide significantly more internal volume than compact moderators, making it an excellent choice for high-powered hunting rifles, slug guns, and big bore PCP airguns where maximum suppression is desired.
The Eagle is currently the only factory-produced airgun moderator capable of effectively taming the report of the AirForce Tex-Rex Brush Gun , making it the top choice for shooters looking to reduce the bark of one of the most powerful production PCP airguns available.
Each Eagle is built specifically for your rifle's caliber and thread pattern, eliminating the need for thread adapters while maximizing suppression performance through a caliber-specific exit bore.
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