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First, it's a 5.56 so there isn't much recoil anyway, but the brake does a good job on muzzle rise and allows the rifle to stay on target better than a flash suppressor could. But there are some frequency bands I hear almost nothing in, so like I said, not the best judge of it. If actually doing the shooting, you notice it but not a problem at all. It does depend on where you stand (sides = loud). Brake and collar?īlackops, I don't know if I'm qualified to answer that for 2 reasons, first my hearing is sh-t (race cars/bikes, rock/bluegrass soundman, lots of guns, lots and lots of guns) and second, I almost always shoot suppressed (now).īut, it's not near as loud as some of the other brakes (MSTN QC which stands for quiet!), and to me, a bit louder than the Vortex, not a lot, but louder.
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