That’s the only reason I’m considering one is for competition PRS style shoots. The muzzle brake and a 15lb 6.5cm has a tendency to pull me off target a fair amount when shooting on barricades
I run things slow for PRS but try to run the highest BC bullet I can. That way it gives me a better chance at seeing the miss and less recoil. Staring 6GT with 108 shows 34 grains
Or…. get a Scythe Ti or a BOSS Top Shot and have the option to replace the brake with a flat end cap yourself.
Interesting. I haven’t been keeping up with other manufacturer’s wares. Thanks for sharing man!
I’m sure it’s not snake oil and it works well but I’m not paying $500 for a brake lol.
You're sure though? The claims are exactly what the OP is looking for, but I'm not sure.
Well of course I’m not SURE SURE as I’m not buying one but the videos on them say they are pretty positive reviews and not the owners videos.
You might try dropping back to a 120 gr bullet in your current 6.5 and see if that helps your recoil issue enough. All the 6mm guys are still running brakes around here. But a 120-130 with a suppressor might work for you and it won't cost much to load up some 120s just to find out.
I concur, I have them on several rifles. As a shooter there is no real concussive blast and as a shooter next to the rifle I only feel the warm breeze. A while back I was shooting and a guy came up with an AR (no idea on caliber, it looked like a small frame) and he started shooting and each shot was like getting hit in the head, I moved benches. No such issues with the ATS.
The ATF went after a company that had a piece you install that they called a muzzle brake but could easily be part of a suppressor.
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How could it be snake oil?
I’ve put over 400 rounds on my Chad thus far and It’s performing as it was advertised.
I have 100 or so rounds through mine and it is amazing. Best brake I have owned.
