With that in mind, here’s a chart showing the downward forces caused by each device." We don’t always fire from the standing position, and if you’re trying to shoot side prone or underneath the bumper of a car, a device which “combats muzzle rise” will be constantly forcing the muzzle left or right with every shot. The ideal device in terms of muzzle control would keep the muzzle exactly where it was before the shot was fired. Therefore we should use devices that push the muzzle down, right? There is no inherent tendency for the muzzle to rise on its own. In other words, the only reason “muzzle rise” exists is due to the way we position ourselves as we shoot, and we can position ourselves to minimize that, especially with a 5.56 AR-15. Unless, that is, you adjust your stance and hold to limit this effect. However, because there is much more of your body below the point where the stock meets your shoulder, and because that part of your body is eventually connected to the ground, there will be a natural tendency for the muzzle to move upwards. It has to move in some direction, because an external force has acted upon it and it is no longer “at rest.” Because your body is connected to this arm, and the rifle is long and essentially pointed at (in physics terms, not weapon terms) your body, the arm will move mostly to the rear. They do not inherently cause the muzzle to move up – if the rifle were to be suspended in the air, it would move straight back.īut it’s not suspended in the air, it’s connected to your body. The gases exiting the muzzle do so in a very uniform manner, with essentially no variation from side to side and top to bottom. In scientific terms, the rifle is an arm with forces being placed upon it at the very end – the muzzle. It also helps to have actual experiences between the two devices with an 11.5 barrel and can actually make a subject matter post about it, such as myself.If we think of limiting rearward forces as recoil reduction, then limiting upward forces must be called “combating muzzle rise,” right? Wrong.Ĭonsider yourself shooting a rifle with a bare muzzle from the standing position. With the BCM you get exactly what they advertise it for, which is what the OP wanted, and said that he long ago decided on it before your post. The internet has no shortage of critics that seem to superimpose their own experience, budgetary concerns, and needs on others, and make assumptions on their behalf.Īll you get with an A2 is being able to say that you did not spend much and it's gud enuff. Pretty sure I don't need other areas when it's already been done. 308 M4-72 Severe Duty Brake 30 Caliber 4.1.1 Installation 5 Best Muzzle Brake for 7. 308 Miculek Comp 30 Caliber 3.1.1 Installation 3.1.2 Recoil Reduction 4 Best Muzzle Brake for M16 Rifle 4.1 Precision Armament AR. I have a Vska TRP that I'd like to find a muzzle brake that fits correctly.
Pugc79 said: View attachment 305159 Im a little new to the AK game. And I even have spare parts for my spare parts. 1.10 Customer Reviews 2 Top Choice Muzzle Brakes for Your Hunting Rifles 3 Best Muzzle Brake for 308. Hitch 2 Did you find a solution to this I have also found that the threading on the muzzle device that came with the rifle starts on the flat sides instead of the bottom. I have everything I need for reloading too, especially primers and powder. By the end you'll have the AK of your dreams.
Tell me again where am I supposed to improve with the rest of the money if I was to buy an A2? I already have the ammo, like many here I have more than enough. Rifle Reviews: Everything But AR's 10 Best AK-47 Upgrades 2023 Hands-On: Rails, Triggers, & More 10 Best AK-47 Upgrades 2023 Hands-On: Rails, Triggers, & More Want the most out of your AK We cover everything from optics mounts to triggers, muzzle devices and more. SLR Rifleworks GB7 micro pinned gas blockĪll of the above is more function than form, which is what we all should at least try to strive for. As with many combination muzzle devices, the VG6 Epsilon AK is more of a muzzle brake than the other two types. My barrel doesn't need the "extra" money or "other area of importance" has already been taken care of as well. Plus, with a 5/8×24 thread pitch, it will easily attach to most rifles. At just 4.2 ounces, it won’t weigh your gun down, and at 2.6 inches long, it’s a perfect size. Made of 4140 steel and finished with black oxide, this brake is built to last.
View QuoteYet the OP already decided on the BCM and not the A2 though, meh indeed. Check out the Unique-ARs Rook Brake 30 Cal.
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