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Tell me you don't understand the chart you shared without telling me that you don't understand it. A 15% reduction in recoil and a 65% reduction in recoil would be a factor of 4.3, or 433% as I originally stated. If a person pulls the trigger and has a 15% reduction, followed by adding a brake to the end of the can and getting a 65% reduction by adding the brake, then that would mean the reduction is 4.3x the non-brake vs the brake. Again, thats a load of shit.Yes, you are reading it wrong.
ETA-- you are dividing 65 vs 15 and turning into a percent and calling that reduction. That's not how any of that math works. What you are reading as "65" and "15" are the percent reductions in recoil energy from a bare muzzle (per the legend on the left). If Sams is selling brats for 65% off and Target is selling them for 15% off you don't say that Sams has "433% reduction" in anything. Does not make sense.
Also you said "brake under the can" when this whole thread is about external brakes at the exit end of the suppressor.
We could be talking past each other.Maybe there's a disconnect here.
The "they/them" being suppressors, SB-things or whatever.
I'm not saying they should be taxed, because I don't think they should.
I'm not saying they should be registered, because I don't think they should.
But I am saying they're currently taxed and registered because that's the current law.
And I am saying short of removing them from the NFA it will always be the law to register them.
It's a budget bill so that's all they're allowed to change, unless they can sneak or negotiate it in, is budget and tax stuph.
Going short, factory ammo and limited to 400yds, it is hard to beat a 308.
Love it!We had one at 120ish and then one at the rack, which definitely help but we are a bunch of silly gooses that can’t take our time, so we shot it like a 90 second PRS stage lol
What lawyers today could write that?Wow!
Most men today couldn’t write something so poetic and beautiful, regardless if they had a true love or not.
See, this is the of lame brain cuck/simp brain-matter attitudes gun owners bring to the fight. Don’t feel singled out guys because you are so fucking common in the gun community, it is not even funny.
We look out at the battlefield and declare the battle over before the fight has even begun. Then, when we lose the fight, we can sit back and pontificate about how we knew all the time we were going lose, claiming some sage position.
The dichotomy of being within a demographic that is purportedly tactical, tough guy, masculine, guns, outdoors, self-reliant, hunting, and watching them behave economically and politically like little girls, is one of the saddest experiences of my life.
Studies have shown that if you believe someone has pissed in your cornflakes, it will actually taste like piss……
Congratulations you have leveled up to “Guru”.
We had one at 120ish and then one at the rack, which definitely help but we are a bunch of silly gooses that can’t take our time, so we shot it like a 90 second PRS stage lolGood shooting. Were there wind flags on your course?
I love the Carry cuts
Good shooting. Were there wind flags on your course?So my first attempt at long gong ended up with me getting second place with a score of 76, which should have been a win but the guy scoring thinks he messed up one of my strings. I would have fought it but the guy who got first place shot a 77 and left early, so even I just bumped up a just a point to a tie he couldn’t shoot the tie breaker and I’m not that kinda person.