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Muzzle Brake recommendations for 22 Creedmoor

I Have a Witt Machine, "Clamp On" Brake, on my .22-250 Rem 700 "Sporter" rifle @ 8 pounds and It, "Works" surprisingly, Well ! With, 50 gr. V-Max Bullets at, Sub 3,600 FPS I can See, the "Splodies" on Sage Rats and PD's !
I drilled Out, the Top Holes a little "Bit" Larger to,.. accomplish, THIS !
They ARE, Reasonably inexpensive and work,.. surprisingly WELL !
 
It is pretty much impossible to make an objective assessment of muzzle brakes unless you actually measure their effectiveness.

There are several videos of people using different measuring tools, some very simple, a sled type rig, but seemingly effective, some quite elaborate using accelerometers that have the ability to make precise measurements.

I find it amusing that there are a plethoria of threads on this forum discussing measuring cartridge components, seemingly to the 0.0005 +/- 0.0001 (bullets, cases, powder, primers) and yet I see people posting things like "My friend Bubba has a Fire Breathing Smoken Choken Brake and it is as good as any brake."

Brake test example

Another test

Another test

If it saves folks some time, here are some of the summaries from the testing in that Canadian Precision Shooting video.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...oEhXWJpYD8pY/edit?gid=149947994#gid=149947994

And Gavin recently added testing of the Botnia brakes as well.
 

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