Thread: DPT braked suppressor

Hi all
Just wondering if anyone has had a chance to play around with the brake attachment for the dpt suppressor? Interested in buying one but want to hear some first hand experiences before hand.
Cheers

got a couple but yet to try them, weather is not cooperating

Yep I’ve tried it, shot a couple bull tahr last week. I removed the end cap and a baffle to keep it shortish. I felt less recoil, can’t comment on sound. This is with a 7prc. Ears weren’t ringing or anything like that

I wish they had one that fits the Mk1 suppressors, or an adapter that allows the Mk2 one to screw on to Mk1 baffles. As an early adapter & fan of DPT suppressors nearly all of mine are Mk1. Hope you boys at DPT are reading this

I haven’t tried the DPT version, but have a Maniatis version and it is really good, very quiet and the recoil reduction is great. Have it on a tikka 7mm rem mag in a carbon stock replaced my muzzle break with it and would never look back.

Gave one a go over the weekend. Did reduce recoil a bit and no charge to point of impact which was a bonus.

On a 6.5prc which did not need a brake but I thought what the hell.

Originally Posted by chainsaw

I wish they had one that fits the Mk1 suppressors, or an adapter that allows the Mk2 one to screw on to Mk1 baffles. As an early adapter & fan of DPT suppressors nearly all of mine are Mk1. Hope you boys at DPT are reading this

I was in there last week. Was told that they will be available for the MK1 in due course.

Can the brake be timed?
Or does the barrel need to be threaded to suit?

According to dpt website it doesn’t need to be

Mint, I have a suppressed 20” prc and am looking at getting the brake attachment for it. Just out of interest, how do the ports line up with barrel, as in are “square” or sit at odd positions in relation to the barrel?

Originally Posted by Jus

Mint, I have a suppressed 20” prc and am looking at getting the brake attachment for it. Just out of interest, how do the ports line up with barrel, as in are “square” or sit at odd positions in relation to the barrel?

They are a radial design, so timing isn't relevant

I have one at work if you would like to see one

Originally Posted by Ted6.5

Gave one a go over the weekend. Did reduce recoil a bit and no charge to point of impact which was a bonus.

On a 6.5prc which did not need a brake but I thought what the hell.

This may be a silly question but was it much louder? I have a mk2 over barrel on a 7mm with an extra baffle currently.

Our experience that they aren't much louder...I like them.

Did not seem much louder but range shooting with earmuffs. Hopefully have a better idea in a couple of weeks

Hopefully trying one out today for shits and giggles. Keep ya posted