PRS Muzzle Brake Showdown Part 2 (Chad vs DN5 vs ACE vs Suppressor)

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5 күн бұрын

I wanted to make sure and clarify this shooting footage is based my my competition setup shooting 6mm Dasher with 109 Berger. I have several thousands of rounds behind the gun with the DN5 so I am sure if given more time behind these other devices they would have different controllability...such as someone with thousands of rounds behind the ACE I am sure has better muzzle control than what you see in these videos.
Also blast to the shooter should always be considered....a 200-300 round match weekend adds up with concussion fatigue if you are sensitive to that.

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@EyanosaSioux-n9d 16 сағат бұрын

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@DarthLepard 10 сағат бұрын

thank you?

@Covertnoob5 18 сағат бұрын

Nice review. I would only caveat in the interest of fairness that while on the surface the Chad is twice the price of the DN5 it also includes a tuner. I know a lot of people may not use it, but if you do use a tuner with a DN5 like an ATS tuner it’ll be about the same price as a Chad, but you’ve now got 2 components instead of 1.

@DarthLepard 16 сағат бұрын

very valid point and I plan on doing some tuner testing in the future although not sure if I want to spend the $$$ to get enough shots to make it statistically valid though. THe 6mm Dasher shoots 1/2 minute almost any combo I put through it :)

@LeftEdgePrecision 3 күн бұрын

Great comparison don! I switched to an ace from a helfire match. I love the ace due to it consistently tracks straight up and very little left or right. I hated getting headaches from the hellfire and how it wasn't consistent on where I could expect the reticle every shot.

@DarthLepard 3 күн бұрын

Thanks. I know several people who run the ACE and love it. The complete lack of blast and concussion is nice for sure!!!!

@Triggertarzan 3 күн бұрын

My rugged radiant and Alaskan 360 the weight of my cans do a great job not having jump. RUGGED for the win.

@DarthLepard 3 күн бұрын

Makes sense the more weight at the end of the barrel helps drive it back down.

@Triggertarzan 3 күн бұрын

They’re titanium but yet heavy enough to balance out my MPA in 6GT what’s great is if you pull a shot you see how much the rifle reacts to not perfect placement and trigger pull

@prone_wolf8871 3 сағат бұрын

Nice....just started my prs and prs22 journey this year.... got 3rd for the prs22 regional.... Running a tank brake from Hawkins. Very similar to the ace without the top ports... These are the main muzzle breaks im interested in .....as i wondered if the dn5 would be better then the hawkins..... Im shooting 6.5 cm so im definitely getting pushed on the props....

@DarthLepard 2 сағат бұрын

If you watch my first muzzle break showdown you can see the DN5 was the easy winner in regard to felt recoil and muzzle rise. You would have to get used to the blast though, it is considerably more than the ACE/Hawkins though.

@prone_wolf8871 3 сағат бұрын

What scope cam do you use and do you find it bother you while you are competing.... I'd like to start analyzing my runs as well to see where i mess up

@DarthLepard 2 сағат бұрын

I use the TriggerCam and it does take some getting used to. I used it for a few one day matches before taking it to a Pro match. I highly recommend, it continues to be one of the best training techniques I have used to date!!!

@skxf430 4 күн бұрын

@DarthLepard great work again! What is the weight comparison of the Chad compared to the DN5 and ACE?

@DarthLepard 4 күн бұрын

I have no idea but I will weigh them when I get home this evening though, didn't even think to measure that. Off handed though the Chad seemed a lot heavier to me. Will update this evening

@skxf430 4 күн бұрын

I would imagine a lot of the effectiveness of the low recoil is due to the weight

@AAAAAA-cw7ts 4 күн бұрын

Hey brother, where’d you find the Chad? I’ve been looking and can’t find them. Thanks again, You put me on the D5 now I see this without the muzzle blast, I’m hooked

@DarthLepard 4 күн бұрын

well I ordered mine a long time ago back when it was still the TMB just the Morgun King Edition. Just look at Strike Without Warnings website and see if one pops up. I would highly recommend seeing one and shooting it first though. I will be at Twisted Barrel Scorcher if you plan on being there.

@gmg3precision 4 күн бұрын

Great content! While I love going the brake route, I've gotten pretty comfortable using my tbac7 and tbac5 shooting 6gt. I'll be using a trigger cam for the Twisted Barrel Scorcher Match, so we'll see how bad my muzzle flip is. Hopefully, the video will be usable. Lol. Thx again for the videos.

@jetthreat5000 3 күн бұрын

Check out bullet central or short action precision. They will be getting some very soon.

@tiputipu777 3 күн бұрын

This is interesting. I just ordered the ACE Brake, it will be waiting for me at the Worlds. Was really looking at the DN5 as well, but I really hate brakes with a passion and have pretty noise sensitive ears so I think its the right choice for me, would run a suppressor but cant bring one to the US.

@DarthLepard 3 күн бұрын

the ACE is a fantastic brake and I know lots of people who use it successfully with top 10 finishes. It is about the best when it comes to no blast or concussion to the shooter, no doubt

@tiputipu777 3 күн бұрын

@@DarthLepard yeah I know Buschman, Blackketter, Orgain and Harmon run it. After reading the precision rifle blog about Buschman it really sealed my choise on the Ace vs Dn5 since he complained about tinnitus after 2 day matches with other brakes and not the ace and I already have been suffering from tinnitus since 16 years old. One of the reasons I nearly refuse to shoot unsuppressed