Controlling recoil?

[350 Mag]

Interesting technique here....never seen before.

 

[silverfoxdj]

very cool thanks

 

[Colquhoun]

Lol....assuming that’s a joke right?

 

[laker415]

Saw this as well. Can't tell if it's serious

 

[joehunt]

It’s as serious as his supper organized ammo. Lol

 

[Juster]

 

[350 Mag]

Saw this as well. Can't tell if it's serious

I think he is....but it's not really practical??? Plus the rifle should be free to recoil for consistency?

I think he is doing it so he can spot his own impacts?

Doesn't say too much for Cadex muzzle brake on a 308??

 

[bsand]

Uhhhhh

bizzare, I prefer just being straight back behind the rifle.... Been able to self spot hits (see bullet impact, and sometimes swirl) at 300 yards with my technique...

 

[kthomas]

I think he is....but it's not really practical??? Plus the rifle should be free to recoil for consistency?

I think he is doing it so he can spot his own impacts?

Doesn't say too much for Cadex muzzle brake on a 308??

That guy is an active member on here, so perhaps he can provide some clarifications for you.

 

[ruger-ruger]

That's actually funny. Cant imagine tying my rifle down.

If he Is so concerned on recoil, he should take up golf!!!

 

[no-one special]

I can see how it would mitigate recoil, but at what cost to accuracy? Thanks but no thanks.

 

[BeaverMeat]

That's actually funny. Cant imagine tying my rifle down.

If he Is so concerned on recoil, he should take up golf!!!

Shots fired!!!

lol

Maybe I’m nuts but recoil is part of the fun!

 

[Hitzy]

Doesn't say too much for Cadex muzzle brake on a 308??

No, no it does not. They also look a little too Star Trek for my tastes lol.