troy medieval or Yankee hill phantom? such a tough decision can i get some opinions i dont care about flash just accuracy
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this particular design is more for 'tacticool' than anything else. Its designed primarily for breaching glass and thin plywood doors. that being said I had it on my Stag arms before the fall of NYSAFE (im in ny), and i can say for sure this does not hide flash. at all. muzzle jump is subjective as it depends on the strength and skill of the shooter, but personally i cant say i felt much of a difference. damn it looked cool thou. theres my two cents for you, hope it helps
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Accuracy seemed equal to a stock bird cage for the Troy medieval. Never tried the Yankee hill phantom. I also ended up switching to the Troy claymore because it projected the flash and concussion completely forward and for my purposes I liked that better. It's better for cqb type stuff.
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I've had the same accuracy with both. They don't interfere with the shot. Muzzle blast is ok for the shooter but not for people to the side.
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I think the barrel will have more to do with accuracy than the break. I own both the phantom is great the flash from the medieval is a real attention getter but I don't think either shoots more accurate than the other.
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Neither. PRI. QC muzzle break is the best I have shot so far. Try it. You'll like it. Very little recoil and no muzzle rise.
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Neither should have a significant impact on accuracy- the Phantom is a flash hider and does not reduce recoil or muzzle rise but does decrease flash; the Troy is a muzzle brake and reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise but at the expense of increased noise and flash/muzzle blast. You need to decide what you're after but either device will not affect the inherent accuracy of your rifle.
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thank you everyone for your comments I really appreciate it I decided to purchase the medieval you've all been very helpful luckily I don't have to drill n pin anything but ya ty all again
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I don't think either will aid in "accuracy." But the phantom probably is better at mitigating muzzle rise at the cost of having bigger flash signature and being much louder. I've shot the phantom and its nearly unbearable to shoot because of the concussion. People next to you will be deafened. I have the troy and I'm happy with my purchase. I will say that this brake is nearly impossible to drill if you have to pin it. I had to use an end mill to drill through it. Good luck man.
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I LOVE this brake. it creates a great down force and recoil reduction and allows for awesome follow up shots. my wife shoots my build with this brake on it and has no problems.
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I am torn between these exact same two camcorders also. Looking forward to your follow-up post!
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The 300 will crush anything, I love it. But it is heavy. I was a land surveyor and a narc so am very experienced with machetes which are much lighter. If you are swinging for any time use a machete. If you want to play, the 300 sword is awesome. Each tool has it's purpose.
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nothing compares to the m50, it's origin's murray cup champion, successor to the 300i. it's small, lightweight, and very fast. 4 hardpoints for 2 missiles and 2 class 1 weapons. trust me go with the m50
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I sent the predator crossbow back and bought the ghost 350 because of the reviews on it. check them out!
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cornkid, Try a slingshot-cheaper/more accuracy and power! Go get 'em killer!
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Amit, I only have the MagLite and so cannot compare the two. I can say that the MagLite is pretty impressive and i'm very happy with it.
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I can run a C MORE typically for 10 to 16 straight hours. I don't change out the Battery but once every 6 months. And I shoot every week. I LOve the C MORES. Get the Aluminum one though. They run Better. I endorse the Product, and I teach Tactics for a living. For the Price, its the best on the Market. If you have the Money, Run an ACOG. if you can't afford an ACOG, go with C MORE
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After reading both descriptions I can't really see any difference in the two. So you may want to get the cheaper one and plan on ordering a decent set if strings, I like Helicore's or zyex, but I play fiddle music. Also get some better rosin, at under 10 dollars it's a good investment. Kaplan is good. I also had to upgrade the tail piece because the fine tuners they sent would hold my strings. That was another $20. If you are just learning the bows might last awhile, but you are eventually going to want a better bow too.
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Ya know, you gotta weigh out the differences! If $30 is all you can spend, then the UTG isn't bad (I guess) (I own it, and I'm not very impressed with it....but you get what you pay for) The TRS-25 is completely worth it! The guys at the range mentioned they had the UTG and were complaining about how LARGE the "dot" is in the reticle. The TRS-25 is a MUCH smaller dot allowing higher accuracy at the same given range. Just my $.02 Take it or leave it. Later... -Korie G.
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The SPARC comes with mounts that give you an absolute co-witness (sights and dot lined up all the time) and lower 1/3 co-witness (the sight is placed a little higher so if you pick your head up a bit, the iron sights won't be in the way but you are still able to co-witness and use the irons if you drop your head down a bit). The Strikefire has better battery life and has a larger objective lens. It has an absolute co-witness out of the box but you can buy a mount for a lower 1/3 co-witness for about $30.
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I haven't tried both, but I don't really think you'll find that much difference. Check the Devilbiss site for details on both guns. Most likely one is just a slightly updated version of the other.
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Read through the customer reviews on the McLane and the Troy-Bilt and I think you will determine that Troy-Bilt quality isn't what it used to be. I so much wanted to buy a Troy-Bilt edger from Lowe's, since it would be practically free through some program at my work. However, after reading many, many reviews on it I wouldn't even want one if it was free (not worth the maintenance hassle). I've found mostly good reviews about the McLane and that is what I will be buying.
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I cannot say for sure that this one is better than Pegasus--but my grandson and I agree that it is. we play more with this one than Pegasus. I hope this helps you.
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No. Go for the ZX. It's a better option. The Recon3D series were not that great.
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I returned mine. It was to hi tech. I do still have and older model I like very much. A Patton
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There are lots of opinions on that. Stick with the same length and weight bolt that comes with it (can't remember exact specs at the moment.) I've shot a few different types of 100 gr. broad heads and all flew with the same degree of accuracy.