Great upgrade to the Omega 300 vs the Anchor Brake for $99.
2.0 oz vs the Anchor Brake at 1.5 oz.
1.05 in vs the Anchor Brake at 1.10 in.
Noticeably better recoil reduction, rifle feels more linear in recoil, and probably the most noticeable difference is the greatly reduced muzzle rise.
(6.5CM, 140 ELDM at 2750, ~20 lb rifle)
The biggest down fall in my opinion to the SRS brake is timing it with the provided peel washers vs Recoilx or SILENCERCO brakes that use the lock ring. However, once its set up and dedicated to a rifle its a non issue and I assume why they can offer it at half to 2/3 the price of other comparable suppressor brakes currently available.
Diameter wise it would appear to be designed more around the Scythe. However, I don't mind the look one bit and I think it really looks good once you throw your cover on.
2.0 oz vs the Anchor Brake at 1.5 oz.
1.05 in vs the Anchor Brake at 1.10 in.
Noticeably better recoil reduction, rifle feels more linear in recoil, and probably the most noticeable difference is the greatly reduced muzzle rise.
(6.5CM, 140 ELDM at 2750, ~20 lb rifle)
The biggest down fall in my opinion to the SRS brake is timing it with the provided peel washers vs Recoilx or SILENCERCO brakes that use the lock ring. However, once its set up and dedicated to a rifle its a non issue and I assume why they can offer it at half to 2/3 the price of other comparable suppressor brakes currently available.
Diameter wise it would appear to be designed more around the Scythe. However, I don't mind the look one bit and I think it really looks good once you throw your cover on.
