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OP.
If you wasn't to put something on the end to reduce muzzle movement even more then the best brake for the job is the precision armament m4-72 severe-duty brake.
It is the most effective brake available.
But it's load as the day is long, will blast anyone sitting next to you with a heck of a blast of hot air and shock wave effect.
And in low light situations it throws one heck of a wicked fire ball.
It's shim kit is super easy to use to time and install the brake and it will reduce the muzzle movement of the grendel down to almost nothing.
Short of that the best thing to do to reduce muzzle movement is to build the rifle as heavy as you can physically build it.
Like 12 pound plus heavy.
Hope all this helps sir.
If you wasn't to put something on the end to reduce muzzle movement even more then the best brake for the job is the precision armament m4-72 severe-duty brake.
It is the most effective brake available.
But it's load as the day is long, will blast anyone sitting next to you with a heck of a blast of hot air and shock wave effect.
And in low light situations it throws one heck of a wicked fire ball.
It's shim kit is super easy to use to time and install the brake and it will reduce the muzzle movement of the grendel down to almost nothing.
Short of that the best thing to do to reduce muzzle movement is to build the rifle as heavy as you can physically build it.
Like 12 pound plus heavy.
Hope all this helps sir.
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