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<blockquote data-quote="25WSM" data-source="post: 1966922" data-attributes="member: 38048"><p>I have installed a ton of brakes on all kinds of rifles. I hate them all for my rifles. I don't like the concussion effect they give. But with the many different brakes I've used the Gentry has been the least concussive to my. But the best brake for the money is going to be a Harrels. I use a bunch of their brakes because they don't cost much and work great. The tactical brake is very effective at reducing recoil and is not that bad for concussion. It's all 90 degree ported. The Vais is the least effective brake I have ever had on a rifle. The Harrels tactical is hard to beat for performance and concussion. Their radial brakes are very effective too. No it's not going to beat a rear discharge brake in efficiency but the rear discharge brakes are a bear to shoot. </p><p>Shep</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="25WSM, post: 1966922, member: 38048"] I have installed a ton of brakes on all kinds of rifles. I hate them all for my rifles. I don't like the concussion effect they give. But with the many different brakes I've used the Gentry has been the least concussive to my. But the best brake for the money is going to be a Harrels. I use a bunch of their brakes because they don't cost much and work great. The tactical brake is very effective at reducing recoil and is not that bad for concussion. It's all 90 degree ported. The Vais is the least effective brake I have ever had on a rifle. The Harrels tactical is hard to beat for performance and concussion. Their radial brakes are very effective too. No it's not going to beat a rear discharge brake in efficiency but the rear discharge brakes are a bear to shoot. Shep [/QUOTE]
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