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The Precision Armament Hypertap Slim is one of the harder-hitting muzzle brakes you can bolt onto a 7.62/.308 rifle, and this A04614 version is cut for 1/2×28 threads. Where a lot of brakes make you choose between recoil reduction and comfort, the Hypertap leans on its Hybrid Baffle design and Convergent-Divergent port geometry to get big recoil numbers without dumping a ton of gas or concussion back in your face. On a 16-inch barrel running 147gr FMJ, the Slim body posts around 67% recoil reduction, which is plenty to keep you flat and on target for fast follow-ups.
The ports run at a safe 35-degree angle, so in the event of a baffle strike, gas and debris get vectored away from you rather than straight back. It also doesn't add muzzle flash, which is a nice bonus since a lot of aggressive brakes light up the night. The whole thing is machined from heat-treated 400-series stainless steel and wears an Ionbond CrCN coating that shrugs off heat, carbon, and corrosion. The open crown and exposed baffles make cleaning a lot less of a chore too.
One of the coolest features here is that it's user tunable. The Hypertap comes with pilot holes you can drill out to bias gas upward and fight muzzle climb, which is especially handy on lighter rifles or anything you're running fast. Start with the front holes and go small, since a little goes a long way and over-drilling can push the muzzle down after each shot.
Installation is genuinely painless thanks to the integrated universal timing nut. No shims, no crush washers, no guessing. Thread it on, snug it up, and clock it with an adjustable wrench or the two spanner wrenches that come in the box. Precision Armament recommends a minimum barrel length of 14.5 inches, and remember that caliber selection is based on actual bullet diameter, so this .308 version covers cartridges like .300 Win Mag as well. Made in the USA from start to finish.
This model is cut for 1/2×28 threads, which is the common pattern for many .30 caliber barrels. Just confirm your barrel's thread pitch before ordering, since Precision Armament offers the Hypertap in other pitches as well. If your barrel is 1/2×28 and chambered for a .308 diameter bullet, this is your brake.
Precision Armament measured around 67% recoil reduction with the Slim body using 147gr FMJ .308 from a 16-inch barrel. The exact figure shifts with your caliber and load, but the difference in felt recoil and muzzle rise is noticeable right away. That translates to flatter shooting and quicker follow-up shots.
Nope. The Hypertap uses an integrated universal timing nut, so there are no shims or crush washers to mess with. Thread it on, time it to your liking, and tighten it down using an adjustable wrench or the two spanner wrenches included in the box.
Yes, it ships with pilot holes you can drill out to bias gas upward and fight muzzle rise, which is handy on lighter rifles. Start with the front-most holes and use a smaller drill diameter, since a little goes a long way. Over-drilling can overcompensate and drive the muzzle down after each shot, so go conservative.
| UPC | 810112080599 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | A04614 |
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