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Yes, they do make a difference. I always use one when I shoot 3 Gun. I've had good luck with the Czech military brake and the NEA Heavy brake. They're both good at reducing recoil and keeping the muzzle down.
I don't usually use one on my carbine, because it's very loud, much more so than using a brake on a longer gun.
Thanks again, you've been a big help. I have the non-restricted version, so I will pick one up.
Anytime. Let us know how it works for you.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Schwehn
What's a VZ58? I see what it looks like, but a brief history or a site I can learn about itwould be helpful. Are they easy to find? Where do I look? ect...
Yes right after I wrote that I googled it and got all the info I needed, thank you, but thought some one on this site would want to comment or brag on this really cool assault rifle and that makes me wonder why they ( the chek army) would want any other weapon as I saw the video with one in action. WOW!
DaveN, I must say I'm in Stevo's camp on this one. You have had some good threads and posts, but I wasn't going to bother with an answer at all this time. However...
Sorry.
My apology! I must have had my good sense somewhere else that day. Once again stevo and anyone else I am Sorry for my inexcusable behavior.
The CMCC Warrior VS58 US made brake works like a champ. No noticeable muzzle rise. Love it.