What this did do, is cause me to find out why such a device would have an impact on recoil, considering all the venting is directed forward. Apparently the gases are timed for venting at different intervals while the bullet is passing thru the muzzle device. So the gases, although still vented forward, are dispersed as multiple, smaller, timed impulses. Makes sense.
I just bought and received a muzzle brake today for my new .308 rifle that's apparently lost in the mail. It's conventional in size and construction. If they could make a small brake, with the gases vented forward, as yours, I could be interested.
I just bought and received a muzzle brake today for my new .308 rifle that's apparently lost in the mail. It's conventional in size and construction. If they could make a small brake, with the gases vented forward, as yours, I could be interested.
