does not contribute in any other way...used only as a cocking aid and also used to protect the crown....if other things suit you.....be wellbrihacharan wrote:Hi Jeetesh,
> Tks for the prompt clarification - I stand educated.
> In my considered opinion, the 45* angled vents provide a better check on air turbulation, thus allowing the pellet to exit smoothly into the ambient atmosphere.
> As otherwise the rush of air behind the pellet would cause a tail lift, which could affect the flight path of the pellet (pitching & yawing) - this gyan came from a physicist friend of mine who used to work for BARC.
> By the way does your muzzle breaks contribute to the dampening of sound? In fact the side vents increase it!
> Keep the thread going pal - we are learning & that's good.
Cheers
Briha
regards
p k jeetesh