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<blockquote data-quote="codyadams" data-source="post: 1765707" data-attributes="member: 87243"><p>Supressor. Ha ha. </p><p></p><p>Any of them are going to make it louder, some make you feel it more than others. I like muzzlebrakes and more brakes, while they take away as much or more recoil than nearly any other brake, they make a rifle loud. You need earplugs. I have moved to wearing earplugs anytime I shoot my rifle now, pretty much all my big game hunting I have a little time to set up so it isn't an issue, but I know not everyone hunts like that. Personally I would get the most effective brake, then get a pair of walkers game ears or some other electronic hearing protection that allows you to hear all the time. </p><p></p><p>Same old argument, you should have earplugs even without a brake on your gun, so the electronic hearing protection is the best option for most people. </p><p></p><p>As far as a "quiet" brake, there are some that advertise it, most are radial so if you shoot prone plan on having stuff blown up all over you, and they aren't usually all that great at recoil reduction compared to brakes like terminator, beast, painkillers and other slab/side port brakes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="codyadams, post: 1765707, member: 87243"] Supressor. Ha ha. Any of them are going to make it louder, some make you feel it more than others. I like muzzlebrakes and more brakes, while they take away as much or more recoil than nearly any other brake, they make a rifle loud. You need earplugs. I have moved to wearing earplugs anytime I shoot my rifle now, pretty much all my big game hunting I have a little time to set up so it isn't an issue, but I know not everyone hunts like that. Personally I would get the most effective brake, then get a pair of walkers game ears or some other electronic hearing protection that allows you to hear all the time. Same old argument, you should have earplugs even without a brake on your gun, so the electronic hearing protection is the best option for most people. As far as a "quiet" brake, there are some that advertise it, most are radial so if you shoot prone plan on having stuff blown up all over you, and they aren't usually all that great at recoil reduction compared to brakes like terminator, beast, painkillers and other slab/side port brakes. [/QUOTE]
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