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Can switching muzzle brakes change muzzle velocity??
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<blockquote data-quote="adrexco" data-source="post: 1231296" data-attributes="member: 88101"><p>The basic energy formula is;</p><p>E=1/2mv^2</p><p></p><p>That says that all of the E (energy) is equal to one half the of the m (mass) times the v (velocity) squared. A change in the mass or velocity of any part of the system takes a portion of the E. Since the mass (m) doesn't change and the energy (E) doesn't change, then the velocity (v) has to change. The velocity of the rifle moving is where the rest of the E is going. Fix the rifle from moving and the v of the bullet and gas will increase.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="adrexco, post: 1231296, member: 88101"] The basic energy formula is; E=1/2mv^2 That says that all of the E (energy) is equal to one half the of the m (mass) times the v (velocity) squared. A change in the mass or velocity of any part of the system takes a portion of the E. Since the mass (m) doesn't change and the energy (E) doesn't change, then the velocity (v) has to change. The velocity of the rifle moving is where the rest of the E is going. Fix the rifle from moving and the v of the bullet and gas will increase. [/QUOTE]
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