Does it work? Is it worth buy and using? Does it help control the minimal barrel rise in this 22 shooter? In your opinion, should I? If so, why?
63912
Yes, it does work. There isn't as much barrel rise when it's on my Ruger 22/45 Lite pistol. However, the shots are louder and it blows items that mey be to the sides of where you're shooting. Also, I've had a couple of incidents where a piece of hot powder flake blew back onto my wrist. My suggestion is if the barrel rise on the gun you're shooting is causing you accuracy problems, then it might be worth a try. I can only speak from my experience...your experience might be different. I hope this helps.
63913
I used it on a Rugger MKIII 22/45. I would say it does help a little bit and it looks cool, I thinlk. If you have the cash I would say go for it, but the advantages for me as a recreational shooter make it a nice addition. hope this helps!
63914
Well, it looks cool, I think it does help some but the .22 has very little muzzle lift anyway. Follow up shots are a little quicker to sight and tighter groups when shooting fast.
63915
Yes this product works fantastic and one of the best 22lr comps I've ever seen. Anything that helps reduce muzzle rise improves accuracy for follow on shots. For competition shooting, self defense or even just accurate plinking, this product is a must.
63916
It helps a little bit....I bought it because it looks awesome on my 22/45 lite Ruger pistol,it was kind of pricey but I think worth the money
53398
I cleaned the barrel with 177.cleaning pellets and a gun cleaning kit the hoppes kit I bough from Amazon just use the oil it comes with on the outside only!!! I oiled the barrel with the silicone chamber oil by crosman spring oil!! I have the spring black ops! The round 177.bb worked great in it!! I was really loud I like using the heavier 177 pellets H&N barracuda power 10.65 but anything 8.18 and up works great in it.....
311511
I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
377913
It has no effect on recoil and barely any on flash. It reduces muzzle climb and sway.
403602
It'll work but your going to be fidgeting and adjusting a lot. I'm considering clamping it down for future sight ins. If left on a tabletop it moves with every shot.
1473502
Yes it will definately cause barrel distortion. It will degrade the image. A cheap way to add a wide affect.
2176988
Occasional muzzle flash for me but I have only used one type of ammo so far. Concussion and sound are pretty amazing. Sounds like a cannon at an indoor range. I would say a major plus for it would be the reduced recoil and muzzle rise. Definitely worth the money.
377910
It does an excellent job of reducing felt recoil and muzzle rise, but as a muzzle brake it makes the flash quite a bit worse- that is the trade off for the recoil reduction. During the day it isn't a big deal, but if you shoot at night, you are probably visible from space. I still like mine and use it all the time.
804073
The suppression works well on the unit, just takes some time to fine tune it. If you're going to run an OD through the front I strongly suggest just getting a Decimator for convenience and no headaches. I really love my Nova in the effects loop, and only like it when it's ran through the front. It's worth every penny man. Just don't get over whelmed, there is one heck of a learning curve.
376650
it all works together.. the holes in the flash hider vent the gas into the sleeve around it, then re-directs it to the front of the muzzle... You could always goto a class III dealer & get a can, it works a LOT better but a $200 tax stamp & 6 month wait to get it sucks.. & some states wont allow you to have a can.
1748298
That is true. I had trouble keeping a zero on scope as it is mounted on the receiver and you have to cock it by moving the barrel every shot. Sure you know it doesn't take much to change your impact point. There are probably better and more accurate set ups on the market but are not as reasonably priced.
1158168
Not a good choice. I bought a stock that has a internal spring system. Firm enough to steady the shot but does relieve the recoil. I have it on an AK-47, but I think it would be more effective for a shotgun. Not cheap. Over $100 but not cheaply made.
385225
Didnt have it when I did have to sight in my Gamo Whisper, but I did use it to zero my Marlin XL7 in 30-06. It handled the kick from that mule just fine, air rifle should be no issue. As you may already know, break action air rifles actually push forward when they recoil due to the momentum of the piston slamming forward, which will just lock it onto the rest even tighter. My one recommendation is to fill the stand (it has openings for this) with heavy sand or lead shot to add mass and keep it in place better. Mine weighs about 15lbs now, filled with a fine lead shot from sandbag weights.
2242159
It helps a little bit with the flash but its more designed to reduce recoil and muzzle jump. There are definitely better devices on the market.One thing to note is there is an annoying ringing noise after each shot. I read online that you can dremel parts of the break to get rid of this problem but you get what you pay for and in the end the device does look pretty cool.
2242160
It does help with the flash but its more designed to reduce recoil and muzzle jump. There is a cool ringing noise after each shot. Looks great. Be sure to check out the admiring looks at the range. It fits all of my AK models.
931643
I have it mounted on a AR so the recoil isn't as bad as a shotgun. I did drop a couple fimes already and it still worked. For $25 Its ok. I am planning on getting a higher end one eventually but for now it serves it purpose. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
1008187
I would recommend using the .22 Trap for what it was designed to do. I realize that there are built in safety parameters regarding product penetration, but why risk it? It is best to be safe. Plus save some money on the basic .22 LR ammo. Ron E.