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MUZZLE BRAKE

Posted By: jdickey

MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/16/23 01:01 AM

Just wondering if anyone uses or has used a 50 caliber muzzle brake for their riffle. Saw this for sale on Muzzleloaders.com:

https://muzzle-loaders.com/collecti...brake-50-caliber-3-4-x-24-threads-mz1502
Posted By: fishdfly

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/16/23 02:43 AM

Seems like a waste of money to me.

What would a person gain with one? Blow a bunch of smoke on you.
Posted By: unclebubba

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/16/23 04:17 AM

Originally Posted by fishdfly
Seems like a waste of money to me.

What would a person gain with one? Blow a bunch of smoke on you.

Reduced recoil? scratch
Posted By: jdickey

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/16/23 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by unclebubba
Originally Posted by fishdfly
Seems like a waste of money to me.

What would a person gain with one? Blow a bunch of smoke on you.

Reduced recoil? scratch


It should ....hence the name muzzle brake! I shoot a heavy load for elk, and sighting in a 300gr Barnes Express with 150 gr pellets will certainly be felt the next day!
Posted By: JimBridger

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/17/23 02:17 AM

Totally unnecessary! But, that’s modern muzzleloading for you.
Posted By: Vern1

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/18/23 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by JimBridger
Totally unnecessary! But, that’s modern muzzleloading for you.


Agree!
Does it come with a funnel or guide so your powder doesn't exit the muzzle break when you dump it in and also guide the projectile of choice?
Something else to fitz with and carry in your pouch when hunting.
Posted By: jdickey

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/18/23 02:06 PM

The item description did not discuss any loading issues. It did mention the use of several brands of BP. Read the bottom third about what they used and their results.
https://muzzle-loaders.com/collecti...brake-50-caliber-3-4-x-24-threads-mz1502
Posted By: BOBO the Clown

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 05/18/23 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by Vern1
Originally Posted by JimBridger
Totally unnecessary! But, that’s modern muzzleloading for you.


Agree!
Does it come with a funnel or guide so your powder doesn't exit the muzzle break when you dump it in and also guide the projectile of choice?
Something else to fitz with and carry in your pouch when hunting.

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Posted By: Concho

Re: MUZZLE BRAKE - 08/24/23 01:28 PM

Some of these modern muzzleloaders are slinging ELR bullets very fast and flat, the recoil can be pretty stiff.
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