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<blockquote data-quote="CanadianSniper" data-source="post: 1449284" data-attributes="member: 106034"><p>I personally brake every rifle. To me if the only con is noise.... That's easy to deal with. Throw in some plugs. And if you don't have time to spend 1 second putting plugs in, imo you probably shouldnt be taking that shot. The benefits imo are well worth it. I'm 6'4" 240lbs and have shot the biggest calibers unbraked. But why? To flex how strong I am and brakes are for wimps lol. There is no doubt that absolutely everyone shoots better when there is less recoil. You can remain steady and most importantly you won't be reluctant to take the rifle to the range and shoot hundreds of rounds through it. Getting good with that rifle and having as much data as possible. The whole "I don't feel recoil when hunting" doesn't make sense to me. Do you not practice with this rifle? How do you collect data on this rifle? And don't tell me you don't develop a flinch if you are shooting your unbraked 338 win mag that weighs 8lbs off a bench 50 times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CanadianSniper, post: 1449284, member: 106034"] I personally brake every rifle. To me if the only con is noise.... That's easy to deal with. Throw in some plugs. And if you don't have time to spend 1 second putting plugs in, imo you probably shouldnt be taking that shot. The benefits imo are well worth it. I'm 6'4" 240lbs and have shot the biggest calibers unbraked. But why? To flex how strong I am and brakes are for wimps lol. There is no doubt that absolutely everyone shoots better when there is less recoil. You can remain steady and most importantly you won't be reluctant to take the rifle to the range and shoot hundreds of rounds through it. Getting good with that rifle and having as much data as possible. The whole "I don't feel recoil when hunting" doesn't make sense to me. Do you not practice with this rifle? How do you collect data on this rifle? And don't tell me you don't develop a flinch if you are shooting your unbraked 338 win mag that weighs 8lbs off a bench 50 times. [/QUOTE]
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