Suppressed Magnums

[Phil Rizzo]

I have to believe an injury from long ago or maybe multiple contribute to this.
True 90* port brakes are definitely more comfortable fo Me.
Football, dirt bikes, etc.
I still ride today!

 

[FEENIX]

Compared to a brake the recoil reduction is garbage IMO. It's an obvious distinction which works better.

As I clearly noted, the MB works better in felt recoil reduction than the suppressor, but it is not garbage, as you eloquently described it. On November 5, the garbage peeps changed the recoil history of this great nation.

 

[fseaman]

Hey guys.

southpa is trolling.

 

[Phil Rizzo]

I don't fish.

 

[southpa]

Hey guys.

southpa is trolling.

Why is it that whenever this topic comes up the guys who like supressors take it so personal that there are guys who don't care for them? You don't have to be sub conscious. It's fine that you have issues that other simply do not.
As for trolling, with repsect, I think you should probly be around a little longer than since last week to come here and start pointing fingers about trolling. How are we supposed to have the liberties of freedom if we are not allowed to stand on our own opinions and experience? Would you just expect me to lay down and accept your opinions as my own? I believe you owe a public apology.
I will stand on my experience thank you very much.

 

[parshal]

I have over half a dozen suppressors and they sit in my safe unused due to lack of recoil management. I did pick up a TB Magnus-K-RR. I've yet to do detailed comparison but back to back shot strings using it and then a Without Warning TMB brake I find the Magnus recoil reduction to be on part with the TMB. Shocked is my reaction.

 

[memtb]

I'd like to go suppressed, but don't want the additional weight or length.

For myself, recoil suppression has nothing to do it. I don't have anything with enough recoil to warrant recoil dampening, and brakes are out……..due to the added decibels! memtb

 

[Deputy819]

Supressors are garbage at recoil reduction. Which is why they sit collecting dust

My suppressor certainly doesn't (or anyone else's I know running one) sit around and collect dust.
You have your opinion on whether or not suppressors are effective at recoil reduction and I respect that. However, I would aggressively argue the opposite. I've got a buddy that just suppressed his .45 cal SML (converted CVA Scout originally in .45-70) and I've shot that rifle WITH and WITHOUT the suppressor. Hands down I'd rather shoot it suppressed and I GUARANTEE you would to if you could feel the difference.

Check it out:

https://hanksmessageboard.freeforums.net/thread/7277/muffler-mouth-build-45-cva