31 January 2002, 09:43
<bearlake>RECOIL SUPRESSOR
WHO MAKES THE MOST EFFICIENT AFTER MARKET RECOIL SUPRESSOR?
31 January 2002, 09:56
<Harry>Not trying to be a smart ass but who makes the chocolate ice cream? Lots of different answers and most likely none wrong.
KDF started it and would still have to be considered damn good.
31 January 2002, 09:57
hoehneI have a Kleingunther on my 8mm Mag and it recoils less than my BLR .308 I never take it off even while hunting. By the way I hail from Two Harbors (long time ago) how's things on the North Shore?
31 January 2002, 10:03
DB BillIf you mean muzzle brake.....George Vais does. Very effective and a very slight increase in noise levels. AND no back blast into your face...stay away from the brakes that have a lot of little holes.
31 January 2002, 14:04
D HumbargerI think the KDF type are the most efficient. As far as the noise level is concerned I have come to the conclusion that the higher pressure & velocity the louder the report.
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31 January 2002, 15:32
CraftsmanMost efficient: KDF
This is due to 4 and sometimes 5 expansion chambers compared to most designs having one.
Loudest: KDF
Most efficient with out excessive muzzle blast: Vais
Some on this formum do not beleive it but the Vais brake does have a clever disign that DEFINATELY prevents excessive muzzle blast.
31 January 2002, 15:40
<k wood>Where can you see the vais brake? All the ones I've seen are pretty much the same.
31 January 2002, 17:35
Big_RBear Lake:
I assume you're talking rifles. I haven't shot one personally, but I have heard a lot of good things about brakes from Ahlman's in Fairmont MN. Here's a link
Ryan
http://www.ahlmans.com/muzzlebrakes.html
31 January 2002, 19:15
WyoManFolks,
I have to chime in here. I did quite a bit of research because of a sentimental 300 WM that kicked a whole lot more than it did 25 years ago. A man in Salt Lake City named Ed Lamborn made and installed a muzzle brake. It now kicks less than my 25-06 and there is little noise change. I was concerned about keeping the front site on the rifle. He did a very good job of machining just enough off the barrel to allow the muzzle brake and the site is still there. Sounds like an advertisment, but I am very happy with the job. If you need to contact him, email me and I will supply his phone number.
hibbertd@yahoo.com
31 January 2002, 20:45
DB Billk wood.....go to
www.varminthunters.com as someone has just posted some photos of the Vais brake.
01 February 2002, 11:05
<bearlake>Thanks for the info guys. Check out this setup.
www.jpar15.com/recoil.htlm
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01 February 2002, 12:55
<k wood>DB Bill, I went to that site but I don't see the pictures. Where are they? Thanks