Unknown Suppressors NHS Review

[cq0302]

NHS is very flat in recoil pulse, but I agree, there is more of a punchy movement in it. I put about 80 rds through one last week mostly prop shooting with a 15# nrl heavy setup.

Interesting. How would you quantify your ability to spot impacts?

 

[parshal]

Punchy is a good way to describe it. That's how the Magnus-K is with the Recoil-X. Magnus with factory brakes is more a push but not straight back like the X or NHS. The later configurations keep you on target better, though.

 

[cq0302]

Punchy is a good way to describe it. That's how the Magnus-K is with the Recoil-X. Magnus with factory brakes is more a push but not straight back like the X or NHS. The later configurations keep you on target better, though.

Right on, waiting on the atf makes me realize how impatient I can be lol. Looking forward to trying it

 

[wpeach1912]

I would say punchy as well. I only tested prone and kneeling one bag on the tripod. I’ll test it out a bit more next weekend. It’s nice that it’s lighter and shorter than the scythe. Likely less prone to blow itself up too haha

 

[cq0302]

I would say punchy as well. I only tested prone and kneeling one bag on the tripod. I’ll test it out a bit more next weekend. It’s nice that it’s lighter and shorter than the scythe. Likely less prone to blow itself up too haha

Nice, lighter, shorter and dedicated to comp shooting is what I was going for. I like to use my scythe on other rifles and swapping the recoil x off and on is annoying

 

[wpeach1912]

Nice, lighter, shorter and dedicated to comp shooting is what I was going for. I like to use my scythe on other rifles and swapping the recoil x off and on is annoying

For sure. It saves like 4oz on my scale compared to the scythe recoilX combo

 

[rharbaugh]

What do you classify as Midwest? I’m in Mn and should have one out of jail in a couple weeks

Nice, I hope you like it and share your experience.

My hope was that there’d be one at a NRL or PRS match close-ish to IA that I could try out. Ideally some A/B testing against a recoil-x setup.

 

[ruger35]

I know the NHS is 6.5mm, but are there any caliber restrictions? Couldn’t find it on the website but was curious about using it in 6.5mm or smaller magnums.

 

[Jakeweb09]

I know the NHS is 6.5mm, but are there any caliber restrictions? Couldn’t find it on the website but was curious about using it in 6.5mm or smaller magnums.

I’m running it on my 18” 25 prc..

 

[ruger35]

Thats what I was curious about, thinking of getting one to run on a 25SST.

 

[Jakeweb09]

Thats what I was curious about, thinking of getting one to run on a 25SST.

I’ll try it on my 6.5/7 prc today and see how that works out. I’ve got confidence it’ll be just fine

 

[Brucebarker024]

I was fortunate enough to get a cert from a prize table so I grabbed an NHS. I’ve put about 100 rounds through it in the last 2 weeks so not a ton of experience so far but all shooting has been positional. Single bag, tall bipod rear tripod, tripod shooting. I think it’s a bit of a compromise compared to a brake but in my opinion it’s well worth it. The impulse is similar to a brake just a little longer. Still plenty easy to spot impacts on a 14lb 6.5 creed. I will continue to use it and will likely not go back to a muzzle brake. The only thing I wish is that it had a 7mm bore so it could be used on a 7saw that I would like to build.