I've yet to come across a brake better than this one for recoil reduction. Most everything else looks like copies of copiesJP Recoil Eliminator. From Brownells.
Eye on target & used it fault free 1km & 1m
Muzzle Break 300wm Recommendations
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Good to hear, I have just sourced a Vais Brakes from Swilington s it looks good and gets good reviews it’s on my Sauer 404 in 300wm. Off to check zero on Sunday, did you have much zero shift on your 7mm rm versus using a moderator
Fu*k etiquette it can suck a fat one lolNot really becoming of a hunting/stalking rifle
Not sure I would want that on the end of my rifle even if it did perform well, everyone to their ownNot really becoming of a hunting/stalking rifle
swagger700
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I've not checked zero. Rifle shoots like a shotgun no muzzle flip. It's loud mind lads below me all said what the hell was I using !!!!
Checking zero with my Vais tomorrow to see if any difference with that on versus my Sauer Mod, hoping it’s pretty close to current zero. I always wear Electronic Cans for zeroing but am expecting a louder “ Bang” off my 300wm they are a bit shouty with a mod on!!
Rusty Gate
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He wants a brake, knows they’re louder & having an FAC most likely has the education to order the black one.Not really becoming of a hunting/stalking rifle
He isn’t taming a tank though is he.
A pepper pot or simple shark gill design is more than sufficient for a hunting rifle.
With my first driven boar coming up shortly I did my first session at Holland and Holland‘s indoor cinema room driven boar simulation on Thursday. Having never shot driven boar before I found it a really useful hour with a decent instructor, the targets get harder and further away, they introduce woodland and you get to shoot an actual rifle with proper rounds, the tech is clever the screen freezes on your shot and shows you the strike, all very helpful I would recommend it to others
Rusty Gate
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On 300wm I’d not bother than use a pepper pot, that’s where “Buy once cry once” came from.
Best thing is the JP has never been expensive either
Yes exactly my thoughts, bought the Vais from Swilington spoke to them first as ever very knowledgeable and helpfull, fillet it and it’s a pepper pot design including some holes in the end of it around the front plate. Will find out when I check zero what effect versus a Mod I am hoping not muchOn 300wm I’d not bother than use a pepper pot, that’s where “Buy once cry once” came from.
Best thing is the JP has never been expensive either
Rusty Gate
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Stick to the modYes exactly my thoughts, bought the Vais from Swilington spoke to them first as ever very knowledgeable and helpfull, fillet it and it’s a pepper pot design including some holes in the end of it around the front plate. Will find out when I check zero what effect versus a Mod I am hoping not much
Rusty Gate
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I always shoot with a Mod but going to Turkey driven Boar you can’t take a ModStick to the mod
Not sure how you come to that conclusion, never shot the 300wm with nothing on the end always use a Mod, a muzzle brake is always going to alter POI 3inches hight quickly corrected with a few clicks of the scope then back to sub 1 inch groups at 100 yds, simples3+ high
JP Recoil Eliminator all day long
3+ high
JP Recoil Eliminator all day long
That will just be the loss of weight from the removal of the mod.
JP recoil eliminator just look ridiculous and the vais and shark gill brakes do a sufficient job of reducing felt recoil. Like I said he isn’t shooting a tank.
Exactly, plus it is driven Boar with a level of history and tradition so I don’t wish to get a Yellow/Red card from the “ Ethics Police” when they catch me with OTT pipe fitting on the end of the rifle
Rusty Gate
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I was referring to the brand and model specifically not just pepper pot mentioned earlier.
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