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The Basics, Starting Out
.300 Weatherby Ultra Lightweight recoil
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<blockquote data-quote="J E Custom" data-source="post: 1524518" data-attributes="member: 2736"><p>I don't want this to become a P!$$!*@ match and was just expressing my opinion as to why one attachment is not the final solution to all of our needs. on this we discuss</p><p>all different opinions and try not to take someones opinion personal unless they intend for it to be personal and this keeps this site a valuable tool for learning. </p><p></p><p>If you have read any of my post you should know that I am notorious about doing research and then testing it out to verify the claims. I have nothing against suppressors, muzzle brakes, flash hiders or any other attachments if used in the right way for the conditions or needs.</p><p></p><p>Suppressors just don't work for my needs and uses. It is difficult enough to carry a 50'' rifle around much less a 60'' rifle and add another pound to the already 12 to 14 pound rifle. Ear protection is much lighter and easier to handle/use. I understand the attraction for night hunting where ranges are very short and velocity is not important because of it, but adding all the disadvantages to a long range rifle is just something I don't see the logic in.</p><p></p><p>As far as accuracy, most of the time if you add weight to the muzzle of a rifle, accuracy will improve.</p><p></p><p>While we are on the subject of suppressors if they are placed on an AR platform, they will change port pressures and must be adjusted for to prevent damage. Muzzle brakes don't have this problem, so as I said everything has its strong points and weak points.</p><p></p><p>I am glad you can use them for your kind of hinting, I just don't think they will work for my needs. and by the way, Nothing is stupid the first time if you learn from it. It only becomes stupid the second time you do it.</p><p></p><p>J E CUSTOM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J E Custom, post: 1524518, member: 2736"] I don't want this to become a P!$$!*@ match and was just expressing my opinion as to why one attachment is not the final solution to all of our needs. on this we discuss all different opinions and try not to take someones opinion personal unless they intend for it to be personal and this keeps this site a valuable tool for learning. If you have read any of my post you should know that I am notorious about doing research and then testing it out to verify the claims. I have nothing against suppressors, muzzle brakes, flash hiders or any other attachments if used in the right way for the conditions or needs. Suppressors just don't work for my needs and uses. It is difficult enough to carry a 50'' rifle around much less a 60'' rifle and add another pound to the already 12 to 14 pound rifle. Ear protection is much lighter and easier to handle/use. I understand the attraction for night hunting where ranges are very short and velocity is not important because of it, but adding all the disadvantages to a long range rifle is just something I don't see the logic in. As far as accuracy, most of the time if you add weight to the muzzle of a rifle, accuracy will improve. While we are on the subject of suppressors if they are placed on an AR platform, they will change port pressures and must be adjusted for to prevent damage. Muzzle brakes don't have this problem, so as I said everything has its strong points and weak points. I am glad you can use them for your kind of hinting, I just don't think they will work for my needs. and by the way, Nothing is stupid the first time if you learn from it. It only becomes stupid the second time you do it. J E CUSTOM [/QUOTE]
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