Sweeney
NES Member
I could be wrong, but wouldn't that direct more force towards the shooter due to the slots being angled towards the target rather than the shooter?
I like the machining though, would love to have the tools/equipment (and talent) to do that.
It should push the muzzle down and forward (to some degree) as the gasses hit the sloped surfaces. My main objective (besides just wanting to tinker) was to have a muzzle devise that didn't reflect the concussion towards other shooters and looked fairly decent without being too large.
There is provision to mill in more vertical walls at the base of the main cone which would provide better brake characteristics.
This is all speculative and the final outcome may be that I simply made holes in an otherwise unmolested 4130 rod.