Recent content by ThorOdinson

The truth is that a brake and hearing protection are used during practice. One reduces the felt recoil and the other protects your ears. Out in the woods the muffs are gone and the brake is optional. A suppresor could be subbed for the brake. In the West I have never had a shot much over 100...

Still working up specs (options) but really need info on a brake. Thought I would get muzzle threaded to accept a brake or a suppressor. Hopefully a common thread. Don't have to worry about the regs on the Left Coast. Heck I might try to find some PT work to support my "habit" Thor

So you can save a little shoulder pain by lugging 100 lbs of lead from your car, up the stairs, then down to the underground range--back up and out to the car for your rifle, a few handguns, ammo, etc.......yeah, right! Next day go to the chiropractor to adjust you back when you threw it out...

Retired LEO. Building an AR-10 in .338 Federal. Reload. Have same values as late Elmer Keith. Bigger is better--hey it's my life. Now for a brake or compensator that won't break the bank. Was surfing when LRH popped up. Glad to be on board. Bon Soir Thor