FNAR recoil reduction

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  1. September 17th, 2012 01:59 PM #1
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    FNAR recoil reduction

    Any tips on reducing recoil on this besides threading the barrel wich voids the warranty.

    I'm picking up a bi pod soon and I could switch to the larger but plate but other than that I can't find any ideas for recoil reduction on this gun.
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    Thanks, i wasnt aware of clamp ons, its a bit pricy but ill keep it in mind
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    its a bit pricy<~~~ I heard that.

    Any custom man/machine work is expensive these days. It's pretty much an unavoidable reality.

    If it's done right the "clamp on" can increase the value of your particular firearm since you're not altering your investment & it can always be taken back to original condition.

    Or...if you're not planning on selling your firearm and it's a keeper - shoot it enough to make sure that it's functioning reliably and grit your teeth and void the warranty and have the barrel threaded.

    But, that's going to cost you also. Not sure how much though.
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  6. September 18th, 2012 10:19 AM #5
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    Kahntrol has a similar product for $70 less and made in the USA I probaly go with it.
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