#COOKIE CUTTER MUZZLE BRAKE INSTALL INSTALL#
Using a proprietary quick detach mounting system, the Oppressor can be rapidly installed before transitioning to prone shooting positions, or for indoor use. After install and upon first firing, blown off the front of the rifle. Advanced internal geometry actively draws the gasses out and thrusts the gasses forward through vents to accomplish linear braking in order to retain more braking efficiency. 223/5.56 rifles to find which one reduces recoil the most Also, muzzle rise / movement and muzzle flash ar. Designed with computer aided flow dynamics, the SI Oppressor provides a no compromise solution for redirecting the overpressure produced by aggressive brakes and compensators. The cookie cutter helps with the compensating muzzle rise and recoil when firing down range or at an object. Recoil testing 30 more muzzle brakes & comps for. The Strike Industries Cookie Cutter 1/2-28 AR-15 Compensator is designed to reduce recoil and muzzle rise for short barrel rifles and AR pistols. Based on the theory, law of action and reaction (Newton’s 3rd. Description Strike Industries AR-15 Cookie Cutter Comp. Fantastic muzzle brake for SBR or Pistol Builds.
As with most Strike Industries products, this muzzle device is unique looking and edgy but also effective. While this does accomplish reducing side concussion, braking performance becomes reduced as well. This is the Strike Industries Cookie Cutter Comp muzzle brake and compensator for 7.62/300BLK/.308.
#COOKIE CUTTER MUZZLE BRAKE INSTALL FULL#
The OPPRESSOR is compatible with the SI muzzle devices to include: Venom-FH, Checkmate Comp, King Comp, MK-9 Comp, J-Comp Gen2, Sierra Comp, and Triple Crown Comp. Muzzle Brake Test 3 is in the bag Full write-up on TTAG with WAY more info, graphs, charts, Excel doc, photos, etc is here. Typical concussion reduction devices simply sleeve the brake, with a simple open end to redirect gasses. The Strike Industries Oppressor represents the next evolution in concussion reduction devices.
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