1st off I would like to thank everyone for all the information I have been getting. I am still debating to go with either the Nightforce 5.5-22-50 or the Leupold 6.5-20x50. I am going to get a complete free float and pillar bedding. Now off to my final question. Which muzzle brake would be best for my Rem. Model 700 SPS Stainless .300 RUM? Looking through the threads the Muscle Brake, Pain Killer, and the Holland Radial QD all seem to be quality brakes. I want the barrel to stay as sleek as possible but still reducing the recoil as much as possible. If you think I should go with a different brake other then one of these please fill me in. Thanks in advance
Muzzle Brake
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bowhunthard88
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Sendero_Man
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Nightforce .... hands down !
Muscle brake is very effectice, have 3 of them in use now.
Badger FTE is ugly, but highly effective too.
Muscle brake is very effectice, have 3 of them in use now.
Badger FTE is ugly, but highly effective too.
MSLRHunter
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I like the muscle brake, or Nathan Dagleys brake, I forget the name of it.
WildRose
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After reading this article. I'm giving serious consideration to the TTI break.
Reducing felt recoil is mostly a matter of shooter fatigue/comfort, reducing muzzle rise can be very important in hunting so you can see the impact and know for sure if you have a solid hit and need to go look for a downed animal vs a clean miss.
If you are hunting in canyon country in places like Idaho, Washington, or Montana, a thousand yard straight line shot may result in you spending half a day or more sometimes to get to where your target was.
Reducing felt recoil is mostly a matter of shooter fatigue/comfort, reducing muzzle rise can be very important in hunting so you can see the impact and know for sure if you have a solid hit and need to go look for a downed animal vs a clean miss.
If you are hunting in canyon country in places like Idaho, Washington, or Montana, a thousand yard straight line shot may result in you spending half a day or more sometimes to get to where your target was.
Based on the design of the TTI I think it would look really good on my gun. Going to do a little research on it and then see how much they run and where I would be able to get my hands on one.
