R6S MUZZLE BRAKE VS FLASH HIDER PLUS
Much cheaper (brakes these guys are running cost $80-185, popular suppressors are $1000 plus the $200 tax stamp).Many offset muzzle rise and help you stay on target ( see field test data).More maneuverable, because it’s lighter and shorter than a suppressor.Reduces recoil more than suppressor ( see field test data).I was surprised when I first saw this trend, but I conducted a muzzle brake field test recently and through that I gathered some hard data the helped me understand why these guys might prefer muzzle brakes. You can see there are twice as many guys running muzzle brakes than suppressors, which is consistent with results from previous years.
Darker colors represent shooters that finished closer to the top, where lighter colors are farther from the top … but all of them finished in the top 100, so they’re all outstanding shooters. A black bar represents shooters that finished in the top 10, the dark blue is shooters who finished 11-20, and so on. The different colors indicate where the shooters finished. First, let’s look at what those top shooters said when asked what they use most often in rifle matches. SuppressorĪre you trying to decide whether to invest in a suppressor or just use a muzzle brake? You might find this really interesting. Want to be the first to know when the next set of results is posted? Sign-up to receive new posts via email. This is one of several posts based on that gear survey of the top PRS shooters.
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