Thunder Beast

[Bluffgruff]

Do you mind explaining the physics of how a suppressor reduces recoil on 300 win mag?

Weight of the suppressor, muzzle brake the suppressor attaches to, and baffle design, I assume, I don't make them. It is measurable in their testing (29% reduction) and easy to feel. I stay on target after the shot now with my 175gr bullets going 3050fps. It used to be a chaotic experience, now it is calm and pleasant. I doubt that's unique to thunder beast.

 

[cgasner1]

Do you mind explaining the physics of how a suppressor reduces recoil on 300 win mag?

Can’t but it turns a win mag into about the equivalent of shooting a 10/22. Suppressors are one of those things until you have shot one you just won’t get it.

 

[MNHunter]

I have the Ultra 7 and think its a really good suppressor. That said, my next one will be lighter methinks

 

[thomas89]

Do you mind explaining the physics of how a suppressor reduces recoil on 300 win mag?

Because of the way it is.

 

[adoc65]

Because of the way it is.

 

[Potsie]

Because of the way it is.

That’s pretty neat.

 

[Wyoming270]

The reason why ask is that I won a TB in a raffle at a shoot at the range a couple of days ago. I’m all about testing free gear….

I would sell it while you can. Put the money into something useful such as good binoculars or a coyote rifle.

 

[Dakotakid]

Field and Stream has a good testing of suppressors and measuring recoil reduction. I assume Thunder beast is included.

Great price for a suppressor and reputation is good. I would not hesitate to use that gift certificate.

I bought a used Kimber Montana for the purpose of building an 18 inch suppressed rig. Should be a fun project.

 

[Addicting]

Also, most of the suppressors come with a 5/8-24 adapter or brake.

If you want a different thread pitch all you have to do is send it in and they will swap it.

I run the CB brake version so I can easily swap it between rifles. They have a direct thread too which would be nice if you are going to leave it on all the time.

Be mindful that it likely won’t fit in your gun safe because of the added length. Direct threads constantly on and off on barrel threads isn’t ideal. The CB brake is in that scenario.

 

[thomas89]

Direct threads constantly on and off on barrel threads isn’t ideal. The CB brake is in that scenario.

This is news to me, can you explain?

 

[thomas89]

Either of you guys ever meet the salesmen from stag arms who married the stripper that dropped out of uw and they moved to florida full time? That guy is a real piece of work.

No but I’m here for it! What’s the tea!?

 

[Addicting]

This is news to me, can you explain?

If I’m going to wear threads out, ding them, or accidentally cross thread, I would much rather it be a CB adapter than a barrel. That’s easy to replace.

The CB adapter goes on with locktight and stays put. Zero chance of damaging the barrel threads.