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suppressor with it? If so - the spacing between the collar and brake is somewhat critical because the collar is the stop for the suppressor when you thread it on. Now what i'm wondering is when i pick up a Ops Inc brake and collar can i install it myself? Or would it need to be sent to BCM or others? Īre you going to be using the Ops Inc. I'm just going to save 200$ at the moment and get it with the A2. brake and collar in and BCM hasn't completed "theyre" version of it. Originally Posted By: Blackops_2I'm getting close to ordering my BCM 18" MK 12 Mod 1 upper with the KAC RAS. Not as good as with the suppressor, but good. You can blast away from the bipod without the muzzle hopping around which gives good long distance rapid fire accuracy/repeatability. First, it's a 5.56 so there isn't much recoil anyway, but the brake does a good job on muzzle rise and allows the rifle to stay on target better than a flash suppressor could.
But there are some frequency bands I hear almost nothing in, so like I said, not the best judge of it. If actually doing the shooting, you notice it but not a problem at all. It does depend on where you stand (sides = loud). Brake and collar?īlackops, I don't know if I'm qualified to answer that for 2 reasons, first my hearing is sh-t (race cars/bikes, rock/bluegrass soundman, lots of guns, lots and lots of guns) and second, I almost always shoot suppressed (now).īut, it's not near as loud as some of the other brakes (MSTN QC which stands for quiet!), and to me, a bit louder than the Vortex, not a lot, but louder.
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