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    Thanks Cass! Can you explain the mechanical working's of the devise?
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    Thanks Cass! Can you explain the mechanical working's of the devise?
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    these were originally designed for a full auto application, but do they really do a good job of taming recoil and muzzle rise during semi-auto rapid fire
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    That's right. It's really just a muzzle brake that has smaller holes on the top and larger toward the bottom sides.

    Here are a few pictures of one.

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