Thread: New generation T3 Muzzle brake.

love to see tests like that good work greg

the blast from the third break was huge, shows those larger ported breaks are real anti social more than the others.nice vid KG

Originally Posted by Neckshot

the blast from the third break was huge, shows those larger ported breaks are real anti social more than the others.nice vid KG

Radial Brakes are bloody anti social when your the one doing the shooting thow
Think there was 5 Terminator brakes up the hill today, all shooting in a line no drama at all.

Here is another brake comparison I did yesterday with after market brakes this time.

After market muzzle brake comparison - YouTube

Whats the relationship between distance travled and force? I.e 100mm= 2 foot pounds etc. (If known) the t3 certainly stands out on that setup

Originally Posted by distant stalker

Whats the relationship between distance travled and force? I.e 100mm= 2 foot pounds etc. (If known) the t3 certainly stands out on that setup

No idea, all I know is that you can feel the difference on your shoulder way more than what any test can show you.

That there is more too it than just physical reduction.

Some of the brakes are just not nice to be behind as the shooter.

Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

Here is another brake comparison I did yesterday with after market brakes this time.

After market muzzle brake comparison - YouTube

Its clear to me you are "overloaded" with work so Im suggesting that you send those rifles up to me to field evaluate on deer as a second not nessaceraly educated opinion totally free of charge, you know were I live Il wait with anticipation.
Yours Sincerely Jase.

Originally Posted by Neckshot

Its clear to me you are "overloaded" with work so Im suggesting that you send those rifles up to me to field evaluate on deer as a second not nessaceraly educated opinion totally free of charge, you know were I live Il wait with anticipation.
Yours Sincerely Jase.

ROFLMAO

Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

ROFLMAO

Thumbs up is good

Originally Posted by distant stalker

Whats the relationship between distance travled and force? I.e 100mm= 2 foot pounds etc. (If known) the t3 certainly stands out on that setup

Easy enough to work out on a pure distance but possibly maybe skewed by the speed over distance/ time aspect.
Who's got high speed camera gear?

Originally Posted by Spanners

Easy enough to work out on a pure distance but possibly maybe skewed by the speed over distance/ time aspect.
Who's got high speed camera gear?

Easier to just put electronic push/pull guage behind it wouldn't it? Peak force would show pretty easy.

Originally Posted by Nibblet

Easier to just put electronic push/pull guage behind it wouldn't it? Peak force would show pretty easy.

Peak force could well be all the same as bullet is accelerated down barrel and before the brake gets any gas to work with.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Peak force could well be all the same as bullet is accelerated down barrel and before the brake gets any gas to work with.

I'm sure a better way of showing/measuring recoil is available, I have thought of a load cell ?

I did it this way because it was something I could easily/economically do & it appears to work well.

My initial testing with a heavy sled that was extremely repeatable, but the differences were small & hard to visualise on video.

I'm extremely reluctant to try to put a percentage value on brake performance as it changes dramatically with different ammo & calibres fired.

Would need to be something that could show force over time

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Would need to be something that could show force over time

A wife?