It is from ATS (Aaron Hipps), a new version of his brake slightly better performing, I think he is still working on it. It's like a V2, but H just sounds better I guess.
Ah. It’s still secret. It does show some slight improvement in your tests though.It is from ATS (Aaron Hipps), a new version of his brake slightly better performing, I think he is still working on it. It's like a V2, but H just sounds better I guess.
Just took one off a rifle and put on a well respected, highly touted brand/model, only to find it didn't work as well.Also, good to know my EC Tuner Brake is still providing good value even if the tuner doesn't work.
I like the way they are testing the blast angle with paper on the ground. I try to avoid being close to the ground as some brake have some directed flow to go higher (ie Botnia) where the gas exit more over the center and so avoid ground presence. But I still do like his way of comparing.
Yeah I understand what you're saying about the subjectivity of the "feeling". That's a tough one to quantify. I appreciate that everything else in the review is data driven. I have personally felt my 3 port Insite was comparatively pleasant to shoot (just like @kthomas said) and your review had me wondering if the ACE/ATS/Jetblast were even better.
Really good point, sadly suppressors are illegal in Canada and so ... it's not really going to happen from me. Hopefully someone does it
Sorry about that, I didn’t realize that was the case.
Yeah well, concussion is a big deal these days with more medical proof of the subconcussive brain injury it could cause (TBI).
TMB and A419 Brakes are BY FAR the worst. Guaranteed to rattle some fillings out of your friends.
The DN5 is worse....when I get mine back from stuey Ill send it to you if want to spin it on and pop a few off.
My personnal input, TMB is by far the worst in the list, then the DN5 and area419 after that.
Hell yea!
I don’t have any friends so that’s no fun
The reason I shoot with a suppressor is mostly due to the concussion, and secondarily the noise mitigation.
Have you shot the DN5? I have not shot the TMB so I can not say one way or the other but if you'd like to compare Ill send you the DN5 after DBD is done with it.
I'll hit you up and get your addy when I get the DN5 back.
Yeah I have a DN5 here. Gonna try it at my next match to see if I can feel the concussion at the end of the day.
Objective of the test was to stay within PRS popular calibers so I don't spent an other 1k rounds in testing with more expensive ammo
You'll feel it as soon as you fire the first round.
Well compare to the TMB I can tell I didn't feel it as much on the first round. Already did 2 practice days with it without much notice of the blast compare to the Botnia and the TMB. So I'll see how it goes for a full match day.
Interesting because the first round I shot the first thing I noticed was the back blast....it was literally like a light breeze over my head and face...the DN5 reduces recoil but at the shooters expense. I have never shot either of the brakes you mention but the DN5 is by far the worst I have ever shot as far as the blast goes.
This explain that. Of course the DN5 have a decent score on the concussion scale, but if you ever shot à TMB just before, you will feel that the DN5 isnt that bad
. Fair enough, I can’t argue with that logic!Objective of the test was to stay within PRS popular calibers so I don't spent an other 1k rounds in testing with more expensive ammo
That being said, I did see a difference where some brake did performs way better with more powder in the case, and so there will definitely be a difference where a brake will outperform others with magnum calibers, where it probably did poorly with the 223rem for example.
