TBAC Magnus RR use without brake?

[Whitshot]

I’m curious if anyone has bought the RR version of these and run them without the end brake attachment? I was wondering if it’s worth having the RR version for earpro shooting target sessions but then having the option to leave the end off for maximum suppression, say hunting with my kids?

 

[Zak Smith]

If you are contemplating that, I might steer you towards a regular Magnus. Kind of like the "K" cans, the RR cans are for fairly specific applications, that are mostly encapsulated in these categories: hunting rifles (esp. magnums), ELR cartridges (.375 SwissP and smaller) from big guns, and PRS/competition.

 

[DDGKunia]

@Zak Smith i keep seeing TBAC talk about 375 Swiss but can't find good info on it. How are you guys liking it?

 

[FuhQ]

Just get a regular Magnus or Magnus-S HUB and call it a day.

 

[kthomas]

Are the RR brakes removable? I thought they were fixed in place due to TBACs interpretation of laws? Or am I misunderstanding that?

 

[Zak Smith]

@Zak Smith i keep seeing TBAC talk about 375 Swiss but can't find good info on it. How are you guys liking it?

It's probably the biggest ELR cartridge you can fit in an AI AXSR. Sam shot it at the KRG ELR and came in 16th, and we had a couple other guys shooting it also on another gun. These were factory AXSR's with just a new barrel fitted, shooting factory RUAG FMJ.

 

[NICETRY]

Are the RR brakes removable? I thought they were fixed in place due to TBACs interpretation of laws? Or am I misunderstanding that?

They can come off.

 

[M8541Reaper]

If the brake was removed, would an end cap be needed for any reason or would that not matter?

 

[SDet]

If the brake was removed, would an end cap be needed for any reason or would that not matter?

It'll be louder than it is with the brake.

 

[NiteQwill]

If the brake was removed, would an end cap be needed for any reason or would that not matter?

You would only worry about debris buildup on the threading. Otherwise, it doesn't matter.