Thanks Mike! Good video. I have to say I've stayed with the A2 mainly because it isn't bad and the various upgrades are mindboggling. I do want to try something else though since none of my A2s are pinned.
Strange, this is the first I've heard someone say the BC forces the muzzle down and off target, usually you hear it stays on target well.
it depends on how much junk your hanging on the gun too. the more weight there is the less muzzle jump you get regardless of you muzzle device.
the further you get away from the weight, barrel length, loading that a particular brake was made for the more climb or dip your going to get. heavy or light bullets will affect how much rotational torque you get also.
the a2 flash hider was not intended to affect muzzle jump the solid bottom portion is there solely to prevent dust kicking up when firing prone and giving your location away. thats it
he says the best way to get rid of flash is a flash hider. he is totally wrong. best way is a suppressor it totally eliminates flash and works better than any muzzle brake.
