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Umm...... it has slots in it
...... No seriously thats about all the design criteria i put in to this. I have no way to simulate the venting action, Nor do i have access to high speed video to capture a real world test. This was R&D'ed from an FN design (Rip off and Duplicate) I think people over think this stuff. Vent off the gasses, make the gasses act on a face of the brake that pushes on the brake reducing recoil. Reduced recoil equals reduced muzzle flip on a rifle, pistols need vertical venting to reduce muzzle flip as recoil reduction is not the major factor.
if it wasn't to damn close to a suppressor you could just mount a large diameter tube to the end of the barrel, cap off the end of it and ream for minimal bullet clearance. The inside of the tube cap will act like a hydraulic piston when stuck by the gasses pulling the tube and barrel it's attached to forward reducing recoil.
Keep in mind this thing is more for looks then anything else. I don't really care how well it preforms compared to other brakes and since I'm not in the market to waste ammo testing it is what it is.
Or maybe thats just to damned honest.
The new KR001 Ultra precision muzzle brake with 150% increase phase reluctance 106.7% Projectile clearance .600 cubic inches of recoil reducing vents strategically placed for maximum reduction in perceived recoil. The use of inverse reactive unilateral phase detractors adds dramatically to the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance being successfully used in the reduction of Coriolis effect in the operation of novertrunnions. Moreover, whenever a forescent skor motion is required, it may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration.
Dingle arms sold separately
...... No seriously thats about all the design criteria i put in to this. I have no way to simulate the venting action, Nor do i have access to high speed video to capture a real world test. This was R&D'ed from an FN design (Rip off and Duplicate) I think people over think this stuff. Vent off the gasses, make the gasses act on a face of the brake that pushes on the brake reducing recoil. Reduced recoil equals reduced muzzle flip on a rifle, pistols need vertical venting to reduce muzzle flip as recoil reduction is not the major factor.if it wasn't to damn close to a suppressor you could just mount a large diameter tube to the end of the barrel, cap off the end of it and ream for minimal bullet clearance. The inside of the tube cap will act like a hydraulic piston when stuck by the gasses pulling the tube and barrel it's attached to forward reducing recoil.
Keep in mind this thing is more for looks then anything else. I don't really care how well it preforms compared to other brakes and since I'm not in the market to waste ammo testing it is what it is.
Or maybe thats just to damned honest.
The new KR001 Ultra precision muzzle brake with 150% increase phase reluctance 106.7% Projectile clearance .600 cubic inches of recoil reducing vents strategically placed for maximum reduction in perceived recoil. The use of inverse reactive unilateral phase detractors adds dramatically to the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance being successfully used in the reduction of Coriolis effect in the operation of novertrunnions. Moreover, whenever a forescent skor motion is required, it may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration.
Dingle arms sold separately
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