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  • KGarcia

    #16
    http://www.jpar15.com/recoil.htm



    Normally, when the bullet leaves the muzzle, high pressure gasses acting against the muzzle at that instant become a significant component of perceived recoil. Therefore, reducing recoil and the associated muzzle flip becomes a simple accounting problem. If you can merely vent these gasses before the bullet leaves the bore, you will create a noticeable difference. If you harness these gasses by directing them against an opposing baffle surface, a forward thrust is generated which counteracts the recoil impulse of the weapon.
    basicly it does what I said in my earlier post...
    B2K_J_McClane wrote:

    This is a muzzle break which lets the gas escape behind the round as it exits the barrel. Thus, reduces the recoil and makes for a more accurate shot.

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    • DuBBiN

      #17
      yo whats up? i have a question.....Who is your daddy? and what does he do??

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      • Etter

        #18
        The POTD and MOTD need their own comment section that clears out when a new one is posted. Then people can comment on them instead of throwing it in one of the article comment sections.



        Just a suggestion.

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        • PJ_Hooker

          #19
          Cult of the dead cow?

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          • MikeJ

            #20

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