Brake recommendations

nksmfamjp

nksmfamjp

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Looking for an oversized brake for a sporter with 9/16" or 5/8" threads. The key is I'm looking for something short, lightweight, no bottom ports and reasonably effective on a 6.5 Creedmoor. I'm not looking to reduce recoil as much as improve my ability to spot game after I shoot.

What would you choose? I'm thinking some 2 port brake with flat baffles and side ports only.
 
SRS. I went with a 2 port for my Seekins Element 6.5 PRC and it really helped reduce muzzle jump.

Definitely worth it. Order from Unknown Munitions and use Rokslide10 for 10% off.

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nksmfamjp said:
Looking for an oversized brake for a sporter with 9/16" or 5/8" threads. The key is I'm looking for something short, lightweight, no bottom ports and reasonably effective on a 6.5 Creedmoor. I'm not looking to reduce recoil as much as improve my ability to spot game after I shoot.

What would you choose? I'm thinking some 2 port brake with flat baffles and side ports only.
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Precision armament hypertap, i put one on my custom 300 prc that only weighs a little over 7lb with scope and it reduced recoil to feel like a 6.5 creedmoor
 
patriotvalleyarms.com

Ultralight "Jet Blast" Muzzle Brake

The lightest precision muzzle brakes available for precision rifles. No machining required! Extreme accuracy and precision. At PVA we engineer repeatability downrange. 100% Made in USA
patriotvalleyarms.com patriotvalleyarms.com

Look at the Patriot Valley Arms lightweight brakes. I run one of these on my NRL Hunter 260 Rem rig to meet the weight limits. Works very well.
 
nksmfamjp said:
Looking for an oversized brake for a sporter with 9/16" or 5/8" threads. The key is I'm looking for something short, lightweight, no bottom ports and reasonably effective on a 6.5 Creedmoor. I'm not looking to reduce recoil as much as improve my ability to spot game after I shoot.

What would you choose? I'm thinking some 2 port brake with flat baffles and side ports only.
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6.5 CM does not require much to reduce felt recoil. An effective muzzle brake serves two purposes: reduced felt recoil and reduced muzzle rise. Often, the latter is not realized. I have had a good variety/mix of muzzle brakes since 2003, and Nathan's MBs (https://muzzlebrakesandmore.com/) remain my go-to muzzle brakes.
 
Hydra6 said:
patriotvalleyarms.com

Ultralight "Jet Blast" Muzzle Brake

The lightest precision muzzle brakes available for precision rifles. No machining required! Extreme accuracy and precision. At PVA we engineer repeatability downrange. 100% Made in USA
patriotvalleyarms.com patriotvalleyarms.com

Look at the Patriot Valley Arms lightweight brakes. I run one of these on my NRL Hunter 260 Rem rig to meet the weight limits. Works very well.
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Second this, love these brakes.
 
6.5x300 WBY said:
Length and Girth too.

But I highly recommend SRS TiPro4 or TiPro3 if there is one. But I own TiPro4 and TiPro5. Both on 6.5x300 and 338-378 Wby's. Work amazingly well.
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This is the beauty of having plenty of choices. I cannot believe it was 11+ years ago when I did this video. This is my .270 AI with a 30" barrel propelling the 175 Matrix VLD with JP Enterprise Beenie Coulee brake. I forgot my rear bag, and as we all know, an unsupported long barrel is more susceptible to muzzle rise.



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