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Yep always said if you were going to have a braked rifle have a big one :thumbsup:

Guys use the brakes on the "little" rifles on the range, shooting steel etc & generally take them off when...

Have a look at the video in the first post, here it is again

http://i1004.photobucket.com/albums/af161/Kiwi-Greg/th_Brakesuppressortests65saum008.jpg

If the brake on your 243 isn't reducing...

Not sure on the brake you are talking about but a .223 only has 22-26 ish grains of powder, hardly enough to blow your nose compared to 50-80-100 grains :D

If you have shot prone in the feild a...

Yes it does work well for a radial, but it was only on a 6.5-284 with 140s going 2875 ish.

Would be interesting to test a bigger one, on a bigger rifle.

Still blows crap everywhere with...

I haven't noticed to much yet.
The first ports will stay pretty clean, the last port may get a little carboned up.
My APS PK brake on my 1st Edge would do that after heaps of shots.
It depends on...

There isn't much in it on the rig but on the end of the rifle it is very noticable.

The T1 or T2 is much nicer to shoot with less recoil & without most of the crap floating around after the shot...

I did some load development on a Rem 700, when it showed up it had a brake I hadn't tested yet so took the opportunity, after asking the owner :)

Here are the brakes I compared

Prototype T1...