Hey everyone. I just bought a 6mm creedmoor and would like to put a muzzle brake on it to mitigate the most amount of recoil I can. I currently have the vg6 gamma on my 308 and I’m not a fan. Looking for suggestions on what to buy!
6mm creedmoor muzzle brake suggestions
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Gen 3 Fat Bastard Self Timing Muzzle Brake*
American Precision Arms is very excited to share the release of the Generation 3 Fat Bastard. It has been a long time coming but we wanted to make sure everything was perfect before offering something new. The development of APA Gen 3 Fat Bastard was the result of American Precision Arms'...
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But fair warning ... be ready to piss off the guy on the bench next to you.
The barrel. It is timed properly too. It get strong movement to the right when I fire. Haven’t had accuracy issues, but reacquiring the target is problematic.
Check out the PVA Jet4. Excellent recoil mitigation but also sends the blast more away from the shooter. They are on sale now too. @bohem Josh the owner is here on the Hide is any questions.
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Jet4 Muzzle Brake
Progressive ports, self timing, no gunsmithing, best in class recoil/rise reduction. At PVA we Engineer Repeatability. 100% Made in USA
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APA GEN 3 Lil bastard
Hawkins Tank
Area 419 Hellfire
above mentioned PVA offering
All good brakes.
In my unsolicited opinion, what you are describing has little to do with the brake and more to do with your fundamental rifle handling.
Get a supressor you uncivilized barbarian
Insite heathen. Or the Ace. I like the heathen more as there is less over pressure on the shooter, but the recoil of the Ace seems to be flatter
Muscle Brake
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Cheaper copy
Products - Brakes - Piercision Rifles
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Cheaper copy
TI PRO Titanium Muzzle brakes
This thread is for the discussion of the TI PRO Titanium Muzzle Brakes. So here we go. I have been using these brakes for 3 or 4 months now. They are great is all aspects, recoil reduction, light weight, muzzle rise, and very high quality material and machining. Here is my TI PRO 3 on my 300...
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It's not the brake. It's you.
How do I know? I have the same exact brake on a 13 lb 308 Winchester and I don't have that problem.
if you think the brake is inducing lateral movement, take it off and shoot a few groups. then tell us what happened.
it is possible that it has a manufacturing defect causing the movement, but unlikely. another test would be to spin it 180 degrees and lock it up again, if the lateral movement is in the other direction then its more likely to be the brake, if not its you, or something else screwy with the rifle/rest etc.
it is possible that it has a manufacturing defect causing the movement, but unlikely. another test would be to spin it 180 degrees and lock it up again, if the lateral movement is in the other direction then its more likely to be the brake, if not its you, or something else screwy with the rifle/rest etc.
Best Muzzle Brakes & Suppressors – What The Pros Use
This article covers the muzzle brakes and suppressors the top 170+ precision rifle shooters in the c...
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That's a link to what the pros use. The majority use APA brakes. They APA brake also had the second most recoil mitigation when he tested them. I'd get a little bastard. I don't think they make a fat bastard in 6mm/243.
Your current brake or the rifle itself is not causing your lateral movement under recoil. You are causing this.
Go get a class from a reputable instructor and spend your money there before upgrading your equipment.
Go get a class from a reputable instructor and spend your money there before upgrading your equipment.
Shoots a 6mm and wants LESS recoil...
Tell me, do you even eat the soy, or just inject that shit straight into your veins?
Tell me, do you even eat the soy, or just inject that shit straight into your veins?
Imagine commenting on a post from 4 months ago to insult someone...What's it like to have LDS?
