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<blockquote data-quote="bman73" data-source="post: 523656" data-attributes="member: 31591"><p>.</p><p> </p><p>I accept that it begins with ignition. I dont' accept that it is significant to accuracy.</p><p> </p><p>I have proven beyond a shadow that the bulk of measurable and felt recoil is due to muzzle blast, which of course occurs as the round exits along with the burning propellant.</p><p> </p><p> If these arethe points that you are trying to make then I do agree with you on that clarification. There are two phases of recoil, the first being when the round goes off which is not able to be reduced, and the second phase happening when the bullet leaves the muzzle. It is the second phase of recoil that a muzzle brake acts on and definately does reduce the amount of felt recoil. But the laws of physics do state that recoil begins with the round leaving the case neck, it probably does not affect accuracy because there is virtually no way to influence it as it is all contained by solid structure so it as repeatable as anything ever will be. Once you get it dialed in it reacts exactly the same everytime.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bman73, post: 523656, member: 31591"] . I accept that it begins with ignition. I dont' accept that it is significant to accuracy. I have proven beyond a shadow that the bulk of measurable and felt recoil is due to muzzle blast, which of course occurs as the round exits along with the burning propellant. If these arethe points that you are trying to make then I do agree with you on that clarification. There are two phases of recoil, the first being when the round goes off which is not able to be reduced, and the second phase happening when the bullet leaves the muzzle. It is the second phase of recoil that a muzzle brake acts on and definately does reduce the amount of felt recoil. But the laws of physics do state that recoil begins with the round leaving the case neck, it probably does not affect accuracy because there is virtually no way to influence it as it is all contained by solid structure so it as repeatable as anything ever will be. Once you get it dialed in it reacts exactly the same everytime. [/QUOTE]
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