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<blockquote data-quote="SupressYourself" data-source="post: 52214" data-attributes="member: 340">I have the Varminter 2.0 from Dakota Silencer in 7.62.&nbsp; I use it on all my guns from 223 to 7mm. They were great to deal with and make the process as easy as it could be considering the bureaucratic nature of it.Sound suppression is usually equivalent to wearing a good set of muffs. IE: you won’t have to wear any if you’re the only one on the range.Recoil reduction has been impressive for me.&nbsp; I would say it cuts it roughly in half for most of the weapons I have.As for accuracy, it will only help.&nbsp; Your point of impact will be a bit different with and without, but you may find you shoot a bit smaller groups with it on, possibly due to reduced flinch / better barrel harmonics.I have not seen it impact muzzle velocity at all. &nbsp;Like Kurtr says, once you have one, you’ll never want to shoot without it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SupressYourself, post: 52214, member: 340"] I have the Varminter 2.0 from Dakota Silencer in 7.62. I use it on all my guns from 223 to 7mm. They were great to deal with and make the process as easy as it could be considering the bureaucratic nature of it. Sound suppression is usually equivalent to wearing a good set of muffs. IE: you won’t have to wear any if you’re the only one on the range. Recoil reduction has been impressive for me. I would say it cuts it roughly in half for most of the weapons I have. As for accuracy, it will only help. Your point of impact will be a bit different with and without, but you may find you shoot a bit smaller groups with it on, possibly due to reduced flinch / better barrel harmonics. I have not seen it impact muzzle velocity at all. Like Kurtr says, once you have one, you’ll never want to shoot without it. [/QUOTE]

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