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Why Don't Modern Tanks Have Muzzle Brakes?
When the first tanks rumbled into action on September 15, 1916, during the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, they set a template for a military vehicle that was to play a critical part in nearly every ...
Snake Hound Machine is building something called "The Loudener." It’s a muzzle blast enhancer. Why—and this is not a rhetorical question—would anyone want a muzzle blast enhancer? The Loudener is a ...
WATERVLIET ARSENAL, N.Y. (March 31, 2015) -- Army weapons research engineers at the Watervliet Arsenal just announced that they have designed a significant improvement to the M119 105mm towed-howitzer ...
When it comes to muzzle brake vs compensator—no matter which one is right for you—one thing is for sure: You have more opportunity to employ these devices and more options for buying them than ever.
Developed from Aerospace Industries, the IROC MD is an adjustable muzzle device that functions as a muzzle brake, compensator, and flash hider – “all-in-one.” The IROC MD’s patented adjustable feature ...
The ICD BFD, that will fit on many rifles and that works in conjunction with virtually any muzzle brake the shooter wants to use. The BFD, which adds only 2.6 ounces to the rifle, is stunningly simple ...
This whole question of whether to put a muzzle brake on your rifle comes up because I’m contemplating removing the flash suppressor from my Ruger Scout Rifle (hereinafter referred to as GSR, for ...
“Obnoxious,” I can’t help but think to myself. I can feel the concussion reverberating through the shooting range, even from several benches down. The shooter is doing nothing wrong, really, he’s just ...
PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. — The objective is clear: increase the range of U.S. Army artillery. In the case of the Extended Range Cannon Artillery (ERCA) system, achieving that goal can encompass ...
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