Muzzle Breaks

[JoeP's old business account]

The near design is interesting. Probably the most artistic out there. Holland and the flat top/bottom with oval side ports is also a nice one...

 

[KPA]

OPS Inc is also a good design

 

[Nine]

I have a .300 win mag custom rifle that tips the scale at over 17 pounds.I definatly do not need the break but I still chose to have one installed.
It is nice when you can see the hole bullet hit the target.
It is a definate plus when you are shooting prone.
I went with a PGW tactical break.It is very effective and I would say it must reduce recoil by about 60%.
As far as removable breaks are concerned I aked the same question and was told to stay away from them unless you have no other option because they may tend to change your point of impact when they are removed vs. installed.You usually find removable breaks on sniper rifles that need the option of being able to install a sound suppresor.

I've shot that rifle and I must say it's a pussy cat! BUT... if you are in the next lane, it's a fire breathing dragon! *Cough Cough* My lungs still hurt.

 

[island]

Unfortunately most shooting matches I know of don't generally allow muzzle breaks. Nice to give the old shoulder a break now and then