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[[File: | [[File:H3ODST_M6SOCOM_MuzzleBrake.png|thumb|The muzzle brake of an [[M6C/SOCOM]].]] | ||
[[File:H3 SniperRifle MuzzleBrake.png|thumb|A muzzle brake attached to the barrel of the [[Sniper Rifle System 99D-Series 2 Anti-Matériel]].]] | [[File:H3 SniperRifle MuzzleBrake.png|thumb|A muzzle brake attached to the barrel of the [[Sniper Rifle System 99D-Series 2 Anti-Matériel]].]] | ||
'''Muzzle brakes''' and '''recoil compensators''' are devices that are fitted to the muzzle of a firearm or cannon to redirect propellant gases with the effect of countering both recoil of the gun and unwanted rising of the barrel during rapid fire. Muzzle brakes are very useful for combat and timed competition shooting, and are commonly found on rifles firing very large cartridges (often big-game rifles), as well as some artillery and tank guns. They are also commonly used on pistols for practical pistol competitions, and are usually called compensators in this context. | '''Muzzle brakes''' and '''recoil compensators''' are devices that are fitted to the muzzle of a firearm or cannon to redirect propellant gases with the effect of countering both recoil of the gun and unwanted rising of the barrel during rapid fire. Muzzle brakes are very useful for combat and timed competition shooting, and are commonly found on rifles firing very large cartridges (often big-game rifles), as well as some artillery and tank guns. They are also commonly used on pistols for practical pistol competitions, and are usually called compensators in this context. | ||