Can anyone say that it did reduce felt recoil and muzzle flip ?
772055
My opinion was that it did work , I was able to control the gun much better !
772056
Hi this is Frank - You are not really going to notice a big difference with factory ammunition - I noticed a little difference with defense ammo - I upgraded both the spring & rod; more for ease of cleaning and just to know for myself what spring weight was in the gun
772057
Yes..I put one of these and a steel recoil spring guide rod in mine and it made it very nice to shoot. Accuracy was improved greatly as well. Both of these upgrades are well worth the money spent. You wont be disappointed.
2109903
Sort of, though it's not necessary to slot in the barrel. It's a rifle rest, hence it makes more sense to rest the barrel on it for smooth recoil.
1149949
I have 2 Savage rifles, .308 & .338 Lapua, with muzzle brakes and it works quite well. I had the same concern. The test is to rotate the unit in the bore and watch to see if the laser point moves.
387494
No, you get a little back blast. If you want I'm sure you could install it upside down, but it would make your muzzle jump a bit. I found also that this muzzlebrake increases accuracy by a noticeable amount.
1408508
Yes if you weight it down. I use two 25 lb bags of lead shot, the recoil is barely noticeable from my 30-06 to my shoulder. The muzzle will still jump when fired which causes you to readjust your sights on target, but recoil is significantly reduced
1869135
I tried mine on my DPMS, but I was having trouble with the gun at the time and haven't tried it since. It did work before I took it off.
606566
NO! it is not. It is just a stock that you can put your action in to reduce recoil.
1535682
this particular design is more for 'tacticool' than anything else. Its designed primarily for breaching glass and thin plywood doors. that being said I had it on my Stag arms before the fall of NYSAFE (im in ny), and i can say for sure this does not hide flash. at all. muzzle jump is subjective as it depends on the strength and skill of the shooter, but personally i cant say i felt much of a difference. damn it looked cool thou. theres my two cents for you, hope it helps
1195981
I ordered one for my 380. It reduced felt recoil a little, not much, but my 76 yr old hands can't rack the damn thing now! Oh I can with gret deal of effort, but my knuckles hurt afterwards. TOO hard to open slide.
1052178
I think it is spring action. Usually,air gun when shooting the spring creates recoils and vibrations. And P17 produces less recoils.
1970697
Yes you may need to cut little and it works you will feel the difference in recoil
1325931
Does not reduce recoil much but I like the feel of it and it fits well in your hand
913346
You will hear the "ting" but I wouldn't imagine it would flip it all the way up necessitating a reset. I shoot a approximately 800 fps .22 airgun (RWS 34) and it does not flip the target up. It's fine for me though, because I can't still tell when I hit the target.
2002704
no you have to mod it so you can do that.take out things that specifically block the trigger from shooting rapidly. bunch of videos on youtube about that.
1938801
It did move my sight picture above the front sight for my red dot, yes. It doesn't seem to add enormous weight IMO.
1408509
Yes it does. It has trays on the sides that ypu can add additional weight to further reduce the recoil.
550210
It does. Shooting at an 8x11" target at 100 yards, I was able to keep the reticle from leaving the paper with each shot. My rifle recoils like a feather. Only downside is that their is a significant amount of concussion, but this is more a hindrance for other shooters standing next to you, you don't feel any of the muzzle blast.