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Thread: Muzzle brakes, Suppressors, and Accuracy

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  1. 20-12-2015, 07:58 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by gundoc View Post
    A good centrefire suppressor should incorporate an internal muzzle brake.
    Quote Originally Posted by jim160 View Post
    Suppressors now have brakes incorporated in their design so they will be more efficient than a brake alone.
    Deviating off-topic somewhat I know, but these are interesting comments: could you please explain to me the physics of any enhancement in recoil reduction from having a "muzzle brake" internal to a suppressor beyond the spreading in time of the gas generated impulse with an associated reduction in intensity that is inherent to a suppressor function in standard configuration?
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