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Originally Posted by Bushrat
Most have them because they think it looks cool, causes a horrendous blast, also cool and gets the attention of everyone else on the range... very kool.
In my mind if you can't handle the recoil of your gun get one you can handle.
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I don't use brakes on my hunting rifles but do have one on my competition rifles. I don't have one because I think it looks cool but it does reduce muzzle flip and helps me see impacts and aids in spotting your own shots. I shoot a lot from my tripod and improvised positions but try to stay away from other shooters because I know it may affect someone else. I won't whine though if someone beside me is shooting with a brake. It's a shooting range and expect you may encounter someone shooting with a brake. If you can't handle that take up golf, shoot at your own range or go to crown land.