Pvt_Snowballs Private Full Member Minuteman Dec 31, 2008 100 5 46 USA May 16, 2012 #1 May 16, 2012 #1 What are the advantages/disadvantages of having a suppressor attached via brake or without one and directly threaded onto the barrel? Surefire locks onto the barrel which is a plus. That's one that I can think of any others let me know.
What are the advantages/disadvantages of having a suppressor attached via brake or without one and directly threaded onto the barrel? Surefire locks onto the barrel which is a plus. That's one that I can think of any others let me know.
onechance Fleet Admiral Full Member Minuteman Oct 1, 2003 1,010 92 IN May 17, 2012 #2 May 17, 2012 #2 Re: Suppressor w/or w/o brake Prepare for rain!
HPLLC Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jun 17, 2009 88 6 42 Wales WI www.griffinarmament.com May 17, 2012 #3 May 17, 2012 #3 Re: Suppressor w/or w/o brake Some protection from erosion, and in some cases, enhanced sound reduction, as brakes get gas out of the bore line. Not critical, but helpful. The other benefit is recoil control when you aren't using the can obviously.
Re: Suppressor w/or w/o brake Some protection from erosion, and in some cases, enhanced sound reduction, as brakes get gas out of the bore line. Not critical, but helpful. The other benefit is recoil control when you aren't using the can obviously.