SGT Rick
New Member
My team has a number of cans in our trust. They are great for range activities with my pistols and black rifles.
I also have a larger can for my long range gun; formerly a 300 RUM (retired) and now a 300 PRC.
My observations and comments are...
1. Recoil mitigation is better than any brake I have ever used.
2. A magnum shot with my can doesn't even make my ears ring (well below OSHA's impulse maximum allowance of 140 dB). I do wear plugs at the range, not in the field.
3. Suppressors do not effect muzzle velocity.
4. As any brake, thread protector, or suppressor, a point of impact change as well as grouping size change can be expected due to the change in barrel harmonics.
5. My loads are developed with the can installed and it stays on for accurate shooting.
6. Cans on a high powered rifle do not require cleaning as the shock jars loose residue. I remove the can to clean the rifle. Rapping the cans entrance in my wood work bench removes most residue. My big suppressor can be disassembled which I no longer bother with.
7. My larger can's weight is neglegible, however the extra 10" can be difficult. This big gun is relagated to the hide. I have other guns for driving and work in the wood.
It is a shame the government doesn't allow ease of acquisition of suppressors, I feel they greatly improve the hunting experience for all parties involved.
Stay Frosty!
I also have a larger can for my long range gun; formerly a 300 RUM (retired) and now a 300 PRC.
My observations and comments are...
1. Recoil mitigation is better than any brake I have ever used.
2. A magnum shot with my can doesn't even make my ears ring (well below OSHA's impulse maximum allowance of 140 dB). I do wear plugs at the range, not in the field.
3. Suppressors do not effect muzzle velocity.
4. As any brake, thread protector, or suppressor, a point of impact change as well as grouping size change can be expected due to the change in barrel harmonics.
5. My loads are developed with the can installed and it stays on for accurate shooting.
6. Cans on a high powered rifle do not require cleaning as the shock jars loose residue. I remove the can to clean the rifle. Rapping the cans entrance in my wood work bench removes most residue. My big suppressor can be disassembled which I no longer bother with.
7. My larger can's weight is neglegible, however the extra 10" can be difficult. This big gun is relagated to the hide. I have other guns for driving and work in the wood.
It is a shame the government doesn't allow ease of acquisition of suppressors, I feel they greatly improve the hunting experience for all parties involved.
Stay Frosty!