The Alexander Arms Pepper Pot Muzzle Brake features a symmetrical design with five simple rows of holes arranged in a helical pattern to redirect the muzzle gas and produce a brake effect on the recoil of the weapon. The internal bore is conical to help with gas flow and also creates plenty of clearance for the projectile. The effects of a brake are always subjective, but a conservative reduction of 30% of recoil is not unusual. While the .50 Beowulf may never be described as a quiet gun, this brake does not significantly increase the noise nor does it produce any back-blast to the shooter or anyone in the near vicinity. This brake is well suited to a hunting weapon, providing protection for the barrel crown in addition to recoil reduction. Please note that Alexander Arms tells us these brakes are only for use with 49/64"-20 threads of their specification.FeaturesFive rows of helical pattern holesUp to 30% reduction in recoilDoes not produce back-blastMultiple applications such...