Bravo Anchor Brake on Scythe
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A brake will never reduce noise to the shooter vs a bare muzzle, and the same applies to the end of a suppressor in my opinion.
Recoil? Yeah I would guess that the recoil would be reduced slightly.
Yes, the Bravo Anchor brake from the Omega 300 would fit.
There is an aftermarket titanium flat cap available for someone looking for the lightest weight option.
I have some Omega 300s, would like to have a Scythe-Ti but haven't been able to get one through my dealer yet.
On my Omega 300s, I have removed the anchor brake in favor of the flat caps. In fact I've never even used them with the anchor brake. The flat cap is just a better fit or what I'm looking for in a suppressor.
Recoil? Yeah I would guess that the recoil would be reduced slightly.
Yes, the Bravo Anchor brake from the Omega 300 would fit.
There is an aftermarket titanium flat cap available for someone looking for the lightest weight option.
I have some Omega 300s, would like to have a Scythe-Ti but haven't been able to get one through my dealer yet.
On my Omega 300s, I have removed the anchor brake in favor of the flat caps. In fact I've never even used them with the anchor brake. The flat cap is just a better fit or what I'm looking for in a suppressor.
I do not use my anchor brake at all. I wanted my suppressor to be the shortest and lightest It can be .when I was using it and removed it I did not notice much of a change.
I'm running a Scythe on a 6 creed, 7 saum and 280 AI. It works well on those but I don't feel like it's quite enough can for my 300 prc. I'm not recoil sensitive , but it just don't work as good as my brake for being able to spot impacts with the 300. So I'm hoping the 3 port anchor will help it out some. If I was going to get another can for the 300's I would probably go bigger.
