My M11 is turning out to be a powerhouse.

[DrGunner]

Who has that M11 in stock?  It’s also very tempting.

Wes at AirgunArcheryFun.CA still has some .25s left for $306 US plus shipping. I bought an M11 .25, so far mine has shown me VERY promising accuracy and is a very high quality regulated PCP at GREAT price!

https://airgunarcheryfun.ca/artemis-m11-22-and-25-caliber/

Thanks!

I’m a remorseless BallistoFiscal Enabler!!!

If yours shoots anything like mine, or better yet- Wayne’s, you’ll be very pleased. To be honest, I was really pleasantly surprised when I saw the quality of my M11- it is much better made and more accurate than I expected. And it’s got plenty of power. I expected it might be a 1-2” gun at 50. So far, I’ve only tested mine through about a dozen 9 round mags at 30 yards, but once it settled down after about 50 shots, it was putting them through a ragged hole. I was shooting in the wind & cold, 35-40F, off of a leather bag, free shouldered.
I can’t wait to see what it can do when I’ve got 1000+ pellets through it and it’s fully broken in.

DrGunner

[Wayne52]

I got back out on the state land today and shot my M11 a little bit, didn't see any squirrels though.
 

[Backyard Shootr]

No squirrels but at least you got to shoot a tree. 

[Wayne52]

My latest acuisition for my M11 and it's very quiet with this on it compared to the other one I've already used on it.  This is my first time ever putting on that carbon fiber wrap, pretty nice stuff if you ask me.  I could even try anodizing on this one but it's actually good enough for what I need it for.  Rocker1 does a fantastic job on his LDC's, unless the gun came with an LDC all of mine have David's LCD's on them.

                                                 

[Back_Roads]

 Nice, I do like them Rocker LDCs for the hush money spent. I obtained a original equipment
ldc, did some you tube mods to it, and got my M 11 down to a whoosh, and a thud downrange, I have some wood grain hydro-dip I am considering dipping the ldc in, who knows wooden pickles may be the next new thing 

[DrGunner]

My latest acuisition for my M11 and it's very quiet with this on it compared to the other one I've already used on it.  This is my first time ever putting on that carbon fiber wrap, pretty nice stuff if you ask me.  I could even try anodizing on this one but it's actually good enough for what I need it for.  Rocker1 does a fantastic job on his LDC's, unless the gun came with an LDC all of mine have David's LCD's on them.

                                                 

Wayne-
That looks awesome! I have two LDCs coming from David, the first one was my initial order when I made the mistake of not specifying the recessed part of the barrel. It’s the one that imploded after my dog knocked the rifle off of my pool table. It turns out that nothing was bent, the baffles got clipped by a pellet and were shattered as a result.

My second one is coming recessed as I understand yours is. Would you mind posting a photo with the LDC installed on your M11?

Glad to hear yours is quiet, I had the same results- quite a bargain price as well. He’s a valuable asset to this community- and provides excellent customer service. He’s replacing the baffles in my damaged one for free even though the damage was not his fault. Most manufacturers would’ve at least charged me for the cost of replacement as I openly stated that the Rifle has been dropped and went from functioning flawlessly prior to the incident to immediate damage/errant shots after-So there’s no question whatsoever that the damage was my fault and should have been mine to pay for.

DrGunner

[Wayne52]

Here's a couple of pictures with it on the gun.  My carrying case is too short to transport the gun with it on so it'll be going on and off often.

[Wayne52]

Here's a picture of a setup that I have had in the field already, it's much louder than the other one but nowhere near as loud as it is without it.  The LDC that's on this adapter is also one that David designed for the Prod, they're super nice on the Prod  but I took this one apart, opened up the baffles to about .310 because originally it's set up for .22.  With this LDC it's still extremely accurate.

                                                 

[Wayne52]

The last time that I was in the woods with this gun I tweeked the scope a little and at 16x at about 50 yards I was able to cloverleaf a 3 round group after finding a good rest.  This will make a great varmint rifle for sure, it will really be good for the ground hogs in the spring feeding on the bean sprouts at the state land.



It will make Tim (guy that does the planting and harvesting there) very happy to see them Ghogs eliminated.

[Bob Pratl]

My latest acuisition for my M11 and it's very quiet with this on it compared to the other one I've already used on it.  This is my first time ever putting on that carbon fiber wrap, pretty nice stuff if you ask me.  I could even try anodizing on this one but it's actually good enough for what I need it for.  Rocker1 does a fantastic job on his LDC's, unless the gun came with an LDC all of mine have David's LCD's on them.

                                                 

Wayne, you did a great job and it looks very good on the M11. Just curious, does David use K baffles or sound absorbing material in his LDC's? I do have one of his on my MK II but never opened it up. Bob

[Wayne52]

Bob there's four 3d generated baffles and one at the end that's basically a spacer, then the end which is made from polymer (delrin rod I suspect) with threads that screw into the tube which is also threaded on the I.D., it came with three of the baffles wrapped with scotch pad pieces, I ended up wrapping the first and third one after I put it back together.  I did clean up the I.D. of the baffles and the spacer with a rat tail file and sand paper though because that 3d printing can leave some unwanted stuff remaining.  Previously before I cleaned up 3d made parts I checked for clipping before the final reassembly.  I can still wrap the other two baffles if I choose but heck it's so quiet the way it is I'm leaving it the way it is.  The tapered part that threads onto the barrel is machined from aluminum stock that is has three set screws holding the aluminum tube to it.   All the baffles can still be removed easily just by unscrewing the cap and pushing out the baffles with a cleaning rod.

[Bob Pratl]

Bob there's four 3d generated baffles and one at the end that's basically a spacer, then the end which is made from polymer (delrin rod I suspect) with threads that screw into the tube which is also threaded on the I.D., it came with three of the baffles wrapped with scotch pad pieces, I ended up wrapping the first and third one after I put it back together.  I did clean up the I.D. of the baffles and the spacer with a rat tail file and sand paper though because that 3d printing can leave some unwanted stuff remaining.  Previously before I cleaned up 3d made parts I checked for clipping before the final reassembly.  I can still wrap the other two baffles if I choose but heck it's so quiet the way it is I'm leaving it the way it is.

Wayne, thanks for the info...much appreciated. Bob