Which muzzle-brake for a .375 Cheytac?

Dogleg said:
Which muzzle-brake would be a good choice for a 20 pound .375 Cheytac? The muzzle is about 1" diameter.
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The 3 on top are made from stainless 1.1"
work great in 338lapua, I am sure something similar would be great for the .375cheytac.


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Well if you shoot prone you don't want to put any of those brakes on your gun... Unless you plan on eating dirt all day. Why does no body ever consider dust signature? They will be effective at reducing recoil.
 
solonvan said:
Well if you shoot prone you don't want to put any of those brakes on your gun... Unless you plan on eating dirt all day. Why does no body ever consider dust signature? They will be effective at reducing recoil.
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Never seen anyone eat dust with side port muzzle brakes, at least I never have..

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solonvan said:
Well if you shoot prone you don't want to put any of those brakes on your gun... Unless you plan on eating dirt all day. Why does no body ever consider dust signature? They will be effective at reducing recoil.
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My Carlock and Holland brakes don't throw dust, at least not in my face. I'm not overly concerned by dust signature since I don't anticipate anyone/thing shooting back at me.
 
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