Hypertap® Muzzle Brake

SKU:
A04
$179.99 - $189.99
(67 reviews)
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DESCRIPTION

Developed from the ground up and backed by knowledge gained from years of pushing the edge of muzzle device performance, the Hypertap muzzle brake delivers more than we’ve ever offered before. Our proprietary Hybrid Baffle Design combined with advanced Convergent-Divergent port geometry yields an unprecedented recoil reduction of over 84%*, nearly 10% higher than our M4-72, while maintaining modest 35-degree baffle angles and generous bore clearance. This results in exceptional safety, less gas blowback, better accuracy, and higher overall shooter comfort than any other device in its class. Fully tunable gas biasing allows the shooter to further reduce, or even eliminate, sight picture movement while firing. An integral universal timing nut eliminates the need for shims and allows quick field installation & removal using an adjustable wrench or the lightweight spanner tools (included). Additional features include: zero flash increase, compact lightweight design, a rugged skeletonized crown, cleaning friendly design, heat-treated stainless steel construction, a tough Ionbond® CrCN finish for superior durability and, as always, 100% Made in the USA.

Minimum recommended barrel length 14.5”
*Scroll to FAQ section on this page for further explanation

SPECS

  Slim Body Standard Body
Thread*:
*varies by caliber selected
1/2x28, 5/8x24,
15x1mm, 9/16x24
5/8x24, 3/4x24, 18x1mm,
18x1.5mm, 5/8x32, 11/16x24
Length: 2.45" 2.94"
Diameter: 0.90" 1.09"
Weight: 2.7oz - 3.0oz 4.1oz - 4.9oz
Full Spec Sheet: View PDF
Installation Manual: View PDF

FEATURES

Recoil reduction of over 84%*

 

Installing a Hypertap using integrated timing nut

Integrated timing nut eliminates the need to use shims or washers for installation

 

Installing Hypertap using provided wrenches

Spanner wrenches included for easy field installation and removal

 

Pilot holes can be drilled out for tunable gas biasing.

NOTE: .450 caliber model [pictured above] comes factory pre-drilled to 70% maximum diameter to achieve similar muzzle rise mitigation as smaller caliber models.

 

Shooting Hypertap on fully automatic rifle

Does not increase or generate secondary flash

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

When selecting a caliber for one of our muzzle devices, the correct choice is based on your cartridge's actual bullet diameter. For example; if you have a .300 Win Mag, you would select a 7.62/.308 muzzle device. This is because the bullet for that cartridge is a .308" diameter. For a more detailed explanation and examples, check out our Caliber Fit Guide.

Before you begin drilling out any ports on your Hypertap, it is very important to decide if you even need to do so.  With the Hypertap reducing such a high amount of recoil, there is often not enough force remaining to induce muzzle rise.  Unnecessary drilling of the brake could result in overcompensation - actually driving the muzzle down after each shot.  Additionally, excessive drilling can reduce the brake's overall recoil reduction rating.  This is due to the internal gases no longer following their intended path of the convergent-divergent baffles.  If after these considerations, you do decide to drill the Hypertap, we recommend starting with the front-most pilot holes and using a drill diameter smaller than the max diameter listed in the manual for your caliber.

The Slim Body Hypertap has an O.D. of 0.90", while the Standard Body has an O.D. of 1.09". Some users may prefer the fitment of one body type or another depending on the diameter of their firearm's barrel. In regards to performance, there is a negligible performance loss with the Slim Body, simply due to there being less internal surface area for the gases to be redirected. The exact amount of loss greatly depends on your caliber and load, but for example, standard 147gr FMJ .308 measures 70% recoil reduction with the Standard Body, and 67% with the Slim Body.

You can, we just don't really recommend it. Reverse-venting brakes do just that; vent gases in the reverse direction from what they were traveling. This design is how such high recoil reduction ratings are achieved. But because of that, gases and concussion are directed back to the shooter. Barrels below 14.5" can cause these forces to be quite drastic to some individuals, and more extreme depending on what caliber you are shooting. For a more detailed description, you can read our Muzzle Brake Safety Memo.

 

 

RESOURCES

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Reviews

  • 5
    Great Device

    Posted by BigTex on 6th Dec 2020

    I purchased and received the Hypertap in only one week -- great shipping response. Installed on my Browning 30-06 in a snap and used for the first time today. Simply stated, the device is great. Subjectively, it provides more kickback reduction than the Witt Machine muzzle break, and, surprisingly, even provides more kickback reduction than a .45 cal suppressor that I am able to mount on the same rifle. To be certain, there is still kick and any user of the rifle needs to be prepared for the kick; however, the rifle is indeed a pleasure to shoot repeatedly with no shoulder bruising. After adjusting my elevation by -1.25 MOA, I achieved a three shot group at 0.75 MOA from 100 yards using Hornady 178 grain Precision Hunter ammo. I was surprised that I actually had to lower the elevation on my scope. I also obtained good results at 100 yards with no additional scope adjustments using Remington CoreLokt 220 grain ammo --- albeit slightly less accurate (more like 2.0 MOA but still very good kill shots). I would recommend the device to anyone.

  • 5
    Product Review

    Posted by Cdean95 on 17th Jul 2020

    Just received my hypertap about a week ago put it on my Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor looks and sounds great exceeded my expectations with the performance and easy to install will definitely be doing more business for my other firearms excellent job Precision Armament

  • 5
    Product Review

    Posted by scottd145@comcast.net on 3rd Mar 2020

    I have a Remington 700 in .338 RUM That I have had since day one and it has always been a hand full. I replaced the stock with a heavier fiberglass stock in the hopes of the added weight would absorb some of the recoil. But the gun was still vicious off of the bench. I added the Hypertap brake and the gun is now a joy to shoot without any backblast to the shooter.

  • 5
    Product Review

    Posted by Alan Jones on 9th Dec 2019

    I purchased the .223 hyper tap around Christmas of 2018 and it has been preforming phenomenal since. This brake is one of the finest engineered muzzle devices on the market. The pilot holes work great with a cordless drill and were super easy to drill through, I drilled out the four end holes to 1/8” and the difference is very noticeable. Would recommend in any caliber to a friend.