1Hunter
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No, for the reason that I want to hear near by game. I do however have a set
of ear plugs, that are easy to use when needed. I have a high price on my hearing.
Muzzel brake for a 7mm rem mag
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No, for the reason that I want to hear near by game. I do however have a set
of ear plugs, that are easy to use when needed. I have a high price on my hearing.
1Hunter
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See page 3.
bamadawg2009
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Get it!!!!! A muzzle break turns a 7mag into a 243 depending on the gun my old A-Bolt 7mag that my dad has now was like shooting a howitzer but a muzzle break turned recoil into nothing at all.
1Hunter
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I assume that's for a 7mm Rem Mag?
When I was looking The brakes I found were in the 110.00 to 200.00
range. None of them claimed to suppress noise. That's another subject
fit for a different article.
How about hanging a Flash suppressor/ muzzle brake combo along with
a noise suppressor. Could I get rid of the muffs?
Clark
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I have taken the brakes off all my rifles but one, a Harrell brake, that is really stuck.
That last one is so noisy on a 6mmBR, that the range makes me surrounded with plywood. Then it reflects on ME even worse.
I put large grind to fit Limbsaver recoil pads on magnum rifles, but I don't grind the pad anymore. I leave them with more area on the shoulder.
I have a 338 Win mag that weighs 9.25 pounds with scope. It pushes 250 gr bullets at 2830 fps.
With the large Limbsaver, I could shoot it all day.
That last one is so noisy on a 6mmBR, that the range makes me surrounded with plywood. Then it reflects on ME even worse.
I put large grind to fit Limbsaver recoil pads on magnum rifles, but I don't grind the pad anymore. I leave them with more area on the shoulder.
I have a 338 Win mag that weighs 9.25 pounds with scope. It pushes 250 gr bullets at 2830 fps.
With the large Limbsaver, I could shoot it all day.
1Hunter
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Thank you. You gave me a thought to check the recoil pad on my
Savage Rifle 7mm Rem Mag. I do believe they have installed a
Limb saver on it. There is virtually no kick when shooting. The pad
is extremely soft. I might add a harmonic stablizer barrel button, to
see if that has any affect. It does have a Brake and I wear plugs
and a muff for noise.
The cost is cheap for the benefit recieved.
Savage Rifle 7mm Rem Mag. I do believe they have installed a
Limb saver on it. There is virtually no kick when shooting. The pad
is extremely soft. I might add a harmonic stablizer barrel button, to
see if that has any affect. It does have a Brake and I wear plugs
and a muff for noise.
The cost is cheap for the benefit recieved.
