I forgot about this thing. You should be able to flick it with your finger and get an idea of the Pingification factor.
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I forgot about this thing. You should be able to flick it with your finger and get an idea of the Pingification factor.
"You people have too much time on your hands." - scottryan
Put a Triad on my 16" middy and got 150 rounds through it this weekend, replacing an A2. Comes with the shims needed for timing, no peel or crush washers needed. My initial impression was of very good recoil control compared to the A2. Minimal reticle jump, and what there was went straight up, no sideways movement.
I can't yet comment anything useful on flash supression - there was no flash visible to the shooter with Federal XM193 in daytime on a bright sunny day.
I don't have a lot experience with different brakes to compare too, I'm afraid. Mostly A2, and a radial/Levang style from a now defunct company. The Triad worked much better than either of them. I would like to compare it to the FSC, but mine is an FSC30 on a 308 AR, which doesn't, somehow, seem like a fair comparison.
I liked it much more than I expected - when I opened the box I wondered how it was going to control recoil at all. It did, through some exploitation of physics that I don't understand. I'd buy another.
From the 6" drop test, as suspected the PWS Triad has a higher pitch, but quieter ping than the PIIIIIIIIIING of the AAC Blackout anvil strike.
Kind of like an 8" splash cymbal compared to a 18" heavy crash cymbal. The more metal, the longer the sustain.
PWS knows what they're doing with regard to muzzle control so I suspect this will be a winner.
Bumping this up. Sadmin are you there for some additional comments?
Another bump.....anyone got any more info on this thing, specifically vs other brakes and hiders?
Dan
Anyone shot these next to the Vortex/Blackout yet?
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