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Posted: 1/6/2006 6:32:12 PM EDT
Anyone ever try to see if there is ever any velocity difference between a barrel with a MSTN type brake vs. no brake?

I figure if a suppressor increases pressures that increase the MV, so if gas vents out i figure you may have a slight variation vs. standard A2 hider?
I know with my bolt action I have 2 zeros, one with a brake and another without.
Link Posted: 1/15/2006 8:39:33 AM EDT
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Well...i finally went out and shot my SPR with an A2FS and compared it to a MSTN break.

Accuracy was about the same, more or less...but when I switched to the MSTN from the standard flash suppressor, I was about a inch to 1.5" higher with the MSTN break...

Whats that mean?  higher velocity, barrel harmonics...????any ideas?
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