Lynch Mob Diaphram Calls Review

What Led Me to Try the Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls promise a symphony of turkey talk in a pocket-sized package. From yelps to clucks, the description boasts versatility crafted by a world champion caller.

For years, I’ve trusted diaphragm calls to lure wary toms into range. My old faithful call was starting to lose its edge, and spring turkey season was fast approaching. Reading about the Lynch Mob Calls and Eddie Salter’s involvement piqued my interest. I needed a dependable, versatile call that wouldn’t break the bank. The affordable price of $10.99 made it an easy decision to give the Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls a try.

Upon arrival, the call felt lightweight and compact. The Aluminum frame felt sturdy enough. Compared to my well-worn Primos diaphragm, the Lynch Mob Calls felt thinner and more flexible. I considered a few other calls, like the Zink Calls Thunder Ridge or the WoodHaven Cherry Classic, but the Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls stood out for its simplicity and the pedigree of its creator.

My initial impression was cautiously optimistic. Could this seemingly simple design truly deliver the range of sounds I needed? Only time in the field would tell.

Real-World Testing: Putting Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls to the Test

First Use Experience

My first field test of the Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls was during a pre-season scouting trip in the oak-hickory forests of central Missouri. The weather was cool and crisp, perfect for morning hunts.

Getting a consistent sound took a bit of practice. Initially, I struggled to produce clear yelps, but after adjusting my tongue pressure and air flow, I started to get the hang of it. The call performed well enough when dry, but moisture from my breath presented a challenge. The reeds stuck together and I had to readjust the call placement more than normal.

There were no catastrophic failures, but the initial learning curve was steeper than expected.

Extended Use & Reliability

After several weeks of consistent use, the Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls started to show its limitations. The reeds seemed to stretch and lose their crispness, affecting the call’s tonal quality.

The Aluminum frame held up fine, but the reeds themselves began to fray around the edges. I religiously cleaned and dried the call after each use, but the wear was noticeable. Compared to my older diaphragm calls, which have lasted for multiple seasons, the Lynch Mob Calls showed signs of decline much sooner.

While it still produces basic yelps and clucks, the nuances are gone. It hasn’t outperformed any other call, it has underperformed when considering the average cost and longevity of other calls.

Breaking Down the Features of Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls

Specifications

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls boasts a simple yet seemingly effective design. It is crafted with three ultrathin prophylactic reeds and a distinctive “V” cut, all held together by an Aluminum frame.

• Manufacturer: Lynch Mob Calls
• Length: 6 cm
• Height: 0.75 in
• Weight: 0.05 lb
• Width: 3.25 in

The “V” cut reed design is intended to require less air and tongue pressure, theoretically making it easier for beginners to use. The lightweight construction, at just 0.05 lbs, makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods. These specifications suggest a user-friendly and portable turkey call.

Performance & Functionality

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls is capable of producing a range of turkey vocalizations. Yelps, clucks, putts, and cackles are all within its repertoire, although the quality of these sounds varies.

While it can produce these sounds, it requires precise mouth positioning and air control. It would benefit from more consistent performance in varying conditions. It initially meets expectations but quickly degrades with regular use.

Design & Ergonomics

The design is simple and straightforward, focusing on functionality. The Aluminum frame is lightweight but feels somewhat flimsy.

The call is designed to fit comfortably in the mouth, though the size may be a bit large for some users. The initial learning curve might deter some beginners.

Durability & Maintenance

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls’s durability is a major concern. The thin reeds are prone to wear and tear, especially with frequent use.

Maintenance is relatively simple; rinsing and drying the call after each use is recommended. However, even with diligent care, the reeds’ lifespan is limited.

Accessories and Customization Options

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls is a standalone product and doesn’t come with any additional accessories. There are no customization options available.

It is designed to be used as is, without any modifications. This simplicity might appeal to some, but others may prefer calls with adjustable features.

Pros and Cons of Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls

Who Should Buy Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls?

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls is perfect for beginner turkey hunters looking for an inexpensive entry point into diaphragm calling. It is also suitable as a backup call for experienced hunters.

However, hunters seeking a durable and consistently high-performing call should skip this product. A call with higher quality reeds and a more robust frame would be a better choice. A mouth call case is a must-have accessory to prevent the reeds from sticking together when wet.

Conclusion on Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls

The Lynch Mob Calls Diaphram Calls is a budget-friendly option for turkey hunters. However, its limited durability and inconsistent performance raise concerns.

The price is justified if you need a backup call or are just starting out, but don’t expect it to last multiple seasons. I would recommend this call with reservations. Experienced hunters should invest in a higher-quality diaphragm call for better performance and longevity. For the novice hunter it is a starting point that will work until they can move on to a more expensive and reliable call.