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03-20-2003 | 04:08 PM
#3
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 429
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From: meridian idaho USA
RE: Muzzle Brake Help
The recoil reduction at the shoulder is significant with my .300 win mag it " feels" like about half the recoil with the muzzle break on. Down side is that even with hearing protection on it feels like someone is slapping you in both ears at once. The concussion has to be experienced to really understand. This is another form of recoil and to me much worse.
I will take the shoulder recoil anyday. I took the muzzle break off and have no plans to ever put it back on.
If you can' t handle the recoil go to one with less recoil. You should be able to get by fine with a less powerful cartridge in most situations if you use the right bullet.
Just my opinion.
I will take the shoulder recoil anyday. I took the muzzle break off and have no plans to ever put it back on.
If you can' t handle the recoil go to one with less recoil. You should be able to get by fine with a less powerful cartridge in most situations if you use the right bullet.
Just my opinion.
03-24-2003 | 05:42 PM
#4
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 39
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From: CHESTERFIELD MICHIGAN USA
RE: Muzzle Brake Help
That is not true know one installs a brake for less then $150.00, I charge $165.00 MAG-NA-PORT charges $189.99, this includes a thread protector SO YES A BRAKE CAN BE REMOVED! And yes it can cut the recoil down by half the larger the caliber the better, almost all gunsmiths install muzzle brakes and with 52 different designs on the market it can become confusing, they work and because of the reduction of recoil your group size will shrink because your not afraid of pulling the trigger.
If it kicks, get the brake! you will not regret it!
RON KONTOWSKY
DEANS GUNSHOP II
GUNSMITHING DIV.
http://www.deansgunshop.com
If it kicks, get the brake! you will not regret it!
RON KONTOWSKY
DEANS GUNSHOP II
GUNSMITHING DIV.
http://www.deansgunshop.com
