Thread: New dpt suppressor muzzle brake

Hi Guys,

We have now released our new range of suppressor muzzle brake caps that will attached to any mk2 dpt suppressor (excluding the ultra magnum currently)

Currently 30cal and 7mm available, other calibers to follow next week.

Feel free to visit our website for full details https://www.dpt.co.nz/shop/product/7...zle-brake-cap/

pure sex!!! if i had dpt id be all over this!

What sort of difference would there be in noise with one of these compared to the standard end cap configuration?

Originally Posted by AP13

What sort of difference would there be in noise with one of these compared to the standard end cap configuration?

We don't have db numbers yet, but it definitely is a little bit louder for the shooter, the less baffles used the louder it gets.

Originally Posted by DPT

We don't have db numbers yet, but it definitely is a little bit louder for the shooter, the less baffles used the louder it gets.

as far as I understand the less baffles used the more effective the brake is too ?

assume this would also require the suppressor to be timed so the brake ports are horizontal as well ?

looks great.....I may just have to upgrade

Originally Posted by dannyb

as far as I understand the less baffles used the more effective the brake is too ?

assume this would also require the suppressor to be timed so the brake ports are horizontal as well ?

looks great.....I may just have to upgrade

Timing is not required, there are 3 ports around the circumference, 9 ports in total, so it doesn’t matter where they end up.

My initial suspicions were that the recoil reduction would improve with removing baffles, but im not so sure now, the jet blast of gasses exiting the muzzle of the suppressor is probably no different no matter how many baffles are installed. If the ports were angled back, id definitely think the less baffles used the greater the recoil reduction.

We will test this out as soon as we can.

Originally Posted by DPT

Timing is not required, there are 3 ports around the circumference, 9 ports in total, so it doesn’t matter where they end up.

My initial suspicions were that the recoil reduction would improve with removing baffles, but im not so sure now, the jet blast of gasses exiting the muzzle of the suppressor is probably no different no matter how many baffles are installed. If the ports were angled back, id definitely think the less baffles used the greater the recoil reduction.

We will test this out as soon as we can.

To clarify the above post, testing has been preformed on this product, we just haven’t done a recoil comparison between different number of baffles used.

So it will act not unlike a radial port brake?

Originally Posted by Jus

So it will act not unlike a radial port brake?

Yes its like a radial port brake, gasses exit in all directions.

Originally Posted by DPT

Yes its like a radial port brake, gasses exit in all directions.

I’d like to try it just because I love your products my rifles light as a feather and barks accordingly and iv done a great deal of damage to my end cap in a vice ) my bad should have sent it for a service) does the baffle require a mail order form?

Originally Posted by Kelton

I’d like to try it just because I love your products my rifles light as a feather and barks accordingly and iv done a great deal of damage to my end cap in a vice ) my bad should have sent it for a service) does the baffle require a mail order form?

Just what you need

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That’s cool, make a good difference on the A-tech H2, will order a DPT 6.5mm when available

Originally Posted by DPT

We don't have db numbers yet, but it definitely is a little bit louder for the shooter, the less baffles used the louder it gets.

If it is like the A-tech H2 it is louder for the shooter but similar if recorded at 25m forward

Originally Posted by Kelton

I’d like to try it just because I love your products my rifles light as a feather and barks accordingly and iv done a great deal of damage to my end cap in a vice ) my bad should have sent it for a service) does the baffle require a mail order form?

Thanks. No the brake does not require a mail order form.

Pardon my ignorance.

What exactly does this do over a normal DPT suppressor (have one - love it !!) ?

Makes the whole thing louder again but further reduces recoil?